Abdullah bin rawahah
Hazrat Abdullah bin Rawahah (R.A.) – The Poet of Courage & Faith
π Introduction
Hazrat Abdullah bin Rawahah (R.A.) was one of the earliest Muslims of Madinah, a gifted poet, a fearless warrior, and one of the most loyal supporters of Prophet Muhammad ο·Ί. He was among the **12 leaders (Nuqaba)** chosen during the second pledge of Aqabah and one of the greatest AnαΉ£ar Sahabah.
π Early Life & Acceptance of Islam
He belonged to the Khazraj tribe of Madinah. Before Islam, he was respected for his poetry and wisdom. When he met the Prophet ο·Ί, his heart immediately opened to the message of Islam. He became one of the first people of Madinah to accept Islam and spread it among his people.
π️ The Poet Who Strengthened the Muslims
Hazrat Abdullah bin Rawahah (R.A.) used his words as a weapon against falsehood. His poetry would ignite courage, strengthen faith, and silence the enemies of Islam through powerful verses of truth. He was one of the **three poet-commanders** of Islam, inspired directly by the Prophet ο·Ί.
π‘️ A Brave Warrior
He took part in every major battle alongside the Prophet ο·Ί. His bravery was remarkable, and he was known for reciting verses of courage before entering battle, inspiring every soldier around him.
⚔️ Leadership in the Battle of Mutah
Hazrat Abdullah bin Rawahah (R.A.) was appointed as the **third commander** of the Muslim army during the Battle of Mutah after Zaid bin Harithah (R.A.) and Ja'far bin Abi Talib (R.A.). When his turn came to lead, he stepped forward with unshakeable faith.
Before fighting, he recited poetry reminding himself that true success is meeting Allah with sincerity. He then fought bravely until he was martyred, becoming one of the noble heroes of Islam.
π Legacy That Lives Forever
Hazrat Abdullah bin Rawahah (R.A.) is remembered as:
- A fearless fighter
- A poet of truth
- A leader of the Ansar
- A martyr of Mutah
His name is written among the most honoured companions who gave everything for Islam—heart, words, and life.
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