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Sahaba_25_Abu_Bakr_Omar_Musab_Sad_Tulayb_Safwan, page : 2
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THE PREACHING OF ABU BAKR
Issac‟s son narrates that when Abu Bakr embraced Islam and made it known, he started
to invite people to Allah. He was well established in the society, and was known to be
tender hearted, and people liked him. Of all the people in the tribe of Koraysh, Abu Bakr
was the most knowledgeable person concerning their lineage and knew both the good
and bad conditions that affected them.
As for his business activities he was an expert, which was enhanced by his excellent
character, and good nature. Such was his standing in the tribe that people would often
confide in him on a variety of matters. It was such people who trusted and had
confidence in Abu Bakr that he started calling to Allah whenever the opportunity
presented itself.
Issac‟s son said that he was told that Zubair, son of Awam, Othman, son of Affan, Talha,
son of Ubaydillah, Sa‟ad, son of Waqqas and Abdur Rahman, son of Auf were initiated
THE PREACHING OF ABU BAKR
Issac‟s son narrates that when Abu Bakr embraced Islam and made it known, he started
to invite people to Allah. He was well established in the society, and was known to be
tender hearted, and people liked him. Of all the people in the tribe of Koraysh, Abu Bakr
was the most knowledgeable person concerning their lineage and knew both the good
and bad conditions that affected them.
As for his business activities he was an expert, which was enhanced by his excellent
character, and good nature. Such was his standing in the tribe that people would often
confide in him on a variety of matters. It was such people who trusted and had
confidence in Abu Bakr that he started calling to Allah whenever the opportunity
presented itself.
Issac‟s son said that he was told that Zubair, son of Awam, Othman, son of Affan, Talha,
son of Ubaydillah, Sa‟ad, son of Waqqas and Abdur Rahman, son of Auf were initiated