Hazrat Umar Farooq | Shan Sayyedina Farooq Azam Radiyallah O Tala Anho | Muhammad mustafai bayan
Channel: Islam 360
Date: 2023-07-25

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Hazrat Umar Farooq | Shan Sayyrdina Farooq Azam Radiyallah O Tala Anho | Muhammad mustafai bayan

Hazrat Umar Faroog
Hazrat Umar Bin khattab
yomi Vishal Hazrat Umar Bin Khatta
Waqia Hazrat Umar Faroog
yakam Muharram ul Haram
Azeem Hogmran Hazrat Umar Bin khattab
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Hazrat Umar ibn al-Khattab, commonly known
Umar Faroog, was the second caliph (ruler) of the
Islamic Caliphate, following the death of Prophet
Muhammad (peace be upon him). He is one of the
most respected figures in Islamic history and is
known for his strong leadership, wisdom, and
contributions to the growth and spread of Islam.
Umar was born in approximately 584 CE in Mecca,
Arabia, and was from the powerful Quraysh tribe.
Before accepting lslam, he was known for his
intelligence, courage, and strict adherence to
pre-lslamic Arab customs and traditions.
In the early days of Islam, Umar was a staunch
opponent of Prophet Muhammad and his followers.
However, in 616 CE, he converted to lslam after
witnessing the steadfastness of his sister and
brother-in-law in the face of persecution. His
conversion was a significant event in the history of
Islam, as Umar's strong personality and leadership
skills played a crucial role in the establishment of the
Muslim community.

During his reign, the lslamic empire expanded
significantly through a series of successful military
campaigns. Territories including Persia (Sassanian
Empire) and Byzantine territories (Eastern Roman
Empire) were conquered, leading to the expansion of
Islamic influence in those regions.
Umar was assassinated in 644 CE by a Persian slave
named Abu Lulu while leading the congregational
prayers in Medina. His contributions to lslam and the
Islamic community are highly regarded by Muslims
around the world, and he remains a symbol of justice,
piety, and strong leadership in Islamic history.