Ubay Ibn Ka39B

Ubay ibn Ka'b ibn Qays ( Arab : ) also known as Abu Mundhir (Mundhir's father) was a companion of the Prophet Mohammed of Islam and a very important personality of the first Muslim community.

Biography

Ubay was born in Medina (also known under the name of Yathrib ) and was part of the tribute of Banu Khazraj. It was the first to accept the Islam and pledged allegiance to Muhammad al-Aqaba before the Hijra to Medina and participated in the battle of Badr.

He was also one of his scribes and wrote letters for him. He was one of the few who wrote the quran in a Digital Pocket Qur'an (book which is written the Quran) of his own ^Viewpoints

Ibn Hazm was included in the list of Sahaba who saw Mut'a Nikah (temporary marriage) as lawful .

Inheritance

Sunni Viewpoints

In a hadith, the Prophet Muhammad says:

"Learn the Qur'an from four persons: Abd Allah ibn Masud , Salim Mawla Abi Hudhayfa , Ubay ibn Ka'ab and Muadh ibn Jabal . "

He said in another hadith:

"The best player of the Koran in my Ubay ibn Ka'b community is! . "

Viewpoints Shiite

He is well regarded by Shiites because he refused to swear allegiance to Abu Bakr As-Siddiq .

See also

• List of Sahaba
• List of Hafiz Quran (People who memorize the Qur'an fully)

References

• Islam Portal

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