Hazrat (a privileged term utilized in Persian) Abu Bakr Siddique (Radi Allahu Anhu – May Allah be satisfied with him) was the principal caliph of Islam subsequent to dying of Hazrat Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). He had the advantage of having multi-dimensional relationship with Holy Prophet (PBUH). He was probably the soonest convert of Islam, a dear companion, a counselor, a thoughtful neighbor (for quite a while in Mecca), and a family member (father in law) of the Prophet (PBUH). He was brought into the world in Mecca in 573 CE, lived for a very long time, and died to the everlasting homestead of life in 634 CE.
He was the child of Uthman Abu Quhafa (540 – 635 CE) of Banu Taym group of Quresh. Relatively few individuals know this, yet Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA's) real name was Abdullah (worker of Allah). He got honorific of Abu Bakr further down the road as a result of his adoration for camels (Abu implies father in Arabic and Bakr implies camel's calf). He had a place with a group of shippers and was himself a material dealer
One more seldom known expertise of Abu Bakr (RA) is his knowledge of family history. Along these lines, he was personally acquainted with who will be who of Makkah, an ancestry of various individuals, and qualities of various clans. This ability apparently demonstrated exceptionally helpful when in the situation of initiative since he was extremely shrewd with regards to the qualities and shortcomings of his representatives and substantiated himself to be a splendid planner.
In particular, he remained by Rasool-Allah (PBUH) through various challenges (particularly during the time in Makkah). His life can be comprehensively partitioned into 3 stages: Meccan life, Medina Life (with Prophet (PBUH), and Caliphate life (subsequent to dying of Muhammad (PBUH))
Meccan Life and Contributions to Islam
After Muhammad (PBUH's) statement of prophethood, Abu Bakr (RA) had the pleasure of being the main Adult Muslim male to have acknowledged Islam (actually like Hazrat Ali (RA) was the principal kid to acknowledge Islam)
After acknowledgment of Islam, all associates of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) confronted hardships. Be that as it may, the most noticeably awful type of oppression was looked by slaves because of their lords. generally renowned among them being Hazrat Bilal (RA), who had the pleasure of being the Mu'azzin (answerable for calling individuals to petition in the mosque) of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
History lets us know that Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) conveyed the primary public discourse in Islam in Kaaba, an occasion that mirrors his determination, self control, and dependability to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It has been portrayed that after he gave the discourse, polytheists in Kaaba got so incensed that one of them named Utbah ibn Rab'iah began beating Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) with his shoes. Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA) was beaten seriously to the point that due to broad dying, it became hard to separate between his face and the rear of his head. His clan went to his guard and mediated to save his life. Notwithstanding all the anguish and torment, so a lot was Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA's) affection for Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) that on acquiring cognizance, the principal question he got some information about the Holy Prophet (PBUH's) prosperity [1]. Besides, he made a vow that he will not drink or eat until he has affirmed the security of RasoolAllah (PBUH).
Notwithstanding every one of the difficulties, he went through 10 years with Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) in Mecca before the two of them settled on moving to Medina.
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