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Perumal is first king to accept Islam at the hands of Prophet Muhammad SAW.

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Hazrat Usman (RA) did not participate in Ghazwa Badr because his wife was ill

 غزوہ بدر کے موقع پر حضرت عثمان کی بیوی حضرت رقیہ جو کہ حضرت محمدﷺ کی  بیٹی بیمار تھی جس کی وجہ سے آپ ﷺ نے انکو ان کے پاس رہینے کا حکم دیا

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Badr means in Arabic: Full moon

Furqan the second name of the battle of Badr

Abu Jehal was the leader of the kufars in the battle of Badar.

The battle of Badr was the first battle of Islam 

70 infidels were killed in Ghazwa Badr

The Battle of Badr is also referred to as The Day of the Criterion.

It was fought on Tuesday, 13 March 624 CE (17 Ramadan, 2 AH), near the city of Badr.

14 Muslims were killed in the Battle of Badr.

No of the Kufars (Non-Muslims Forces) in the Battle of Badr were 1000

 mentioned in Surat Al-Anfal 

1000 angels participated in the Battle of Badr

Total: Muslim 313-317

Muhajirun: 82-85

Ansar: 231

Aws: 61

Khazraj: 170

2 horses

70 camels

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Hazrat Usman Ghani was the third caliph of Islam.

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Muhammad married Hazrat Ayesha when he was 53 years old and she was only six years old.

He had intercourse with Hazrat Ayesha when she was nine years old.

She was the 3rd wife of Hazrat Muhammad ﷺ.

She was the daughter of Hazrat Abu Baker 

She was married to Muhammad after the Battle of Badr.

She remained alive 46 years after the demise of Muhammad (PBUH).

She gives the title of Siddiqa, meaning 'the truthful woman, daughter of the truthful man

Hazrat Ayesha is also known for narrating 2,210 hadiths

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Nabi e Akram (ﷺ) had eleven (11) wives also known as “Azwaaj e Mutahharaat”

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Hazrat Ali ibn Abu Talib (R. W) is buried in najaf

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Ali was eventually killed in the mosque of Kufa by the sword of one of the Kharijites, Ibn Muljam Moradi, and was buried outside the city of Kufa

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The Holy Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) used to break his fast with dates and if there were no dates he would break his fast with a few sips of water.