The Firsts Khabbab Ibn Al Aratt (ra) - Under Burning Hot Coals
Aug 19, 2020
Discover the remarkable life of Khabbab Ibn Al Aratt, the first to publicly embrace Islam despite facing brutal torture. Listen as his inspiring journey of resilience and strength unfolds, highlighting the struggles of early Muslims. Delve into his background as a skilled swordsmith and witness the courage that defined his fight for faith. This narrative brings to light a pivotal yet often overlooked figure in Islamic history, inspiring listeners to reflect on the power of belief in the face of adversity.
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Khabbab's Early Life and Conversion
- Khabbab Ibn Al Aratt was an enslaved young boy in Mecca who became a skilled swordsmith.
- Despite his status, he courageously embraced Islam early and made it public, facing severe persecution.
Khabbab's Severe Torture
- Khabbab was tortured brutally with metal bars and hot irons for reciting Islam openly in Mecca.
- His resilience was remarkable as he refused to renounce his faith despite severe injuries and unconsciousness.
Freedom by Abu Bakr
- Abu Bakr freed Khabbab from slavery to protect him from ongoing torture and persecution.
- Khabbab then stayed close to the Prophet Muhammad, serving him loyally through many trials and battles.