The Firsts Abbad ibn Bishr (ra): The Friend of the Qur’an
Apr 2, 2025
Delve into the crucial roles of the Prophet's companions during pivotal battles, especially their bravery and eloquence. Discover Abbad ibn Bishr’s profound love for the Qur'an and his significant contributions to early Islamic history. Explore his unwavering devotion during prayer and leadership within the Muslim community. The discussion also highlights his inspiring dreams of martyrdom and the courage he displayed at the Battle of Yamama, culminating in his heroic fate.
AI Snips
Chapters
Transcript
Abbad's Early Devotion and Tribe
- Abbad ibn Bishr was among the earliest Muslims and a leader of Banu Abd al-Ashhal, considered the best tribe of the Ansar.
- He is known as Sadiq al-Quran, reflecting his deep love and memorization of the Qur'an before the Prophet ﷺ's arrival in Medina.
Prophet's Admiration for Abbad's Recitation
- The Prophet ﷺ was captivated by Abbad's Qur'an recitation and asked Aisha if she knew the beautiful voice.
- Abdullah ibn Zubair named his son Abbad after him, showing Abbad's lasting legacy.
Miraculous Light on Dark Night
- After a night with the Prophet ﷺ, Abbad and Usaid ibn Hudayr left with a mystical light illuminating their paths.
- Abbad's staff was known to emit a light that stayed with him, earning him the title 'possessor of Al-Asaa'.