Companions · Course

Abu Bakr as-Siddiq

The Prophet’s ﷺ closest friend: the first free man to believe, his companion in the cave, and the first caliph who held the ummah together.

You will travel the timeline walk the route on the map match the pairs

Try it: this is what every lesson feels like From “The first to believe”

Flip each card: what people often get wrong, and what is right.

“Abu Bakr was the very first Muslim.” Khadijah was the first of all. Abu Bakr was the first free man outside the Prophet’s ﷺ home. Scholars bring the reports together this way.
“He believed because he had nothing to lose.” He was a respected, well-off merchant. He had a great deal to lose, and he lost much of it.
“He kept his faith quiet.” He began inviting his friends at once, and several of the ten promised Paradise came to Islam through him.

What you will learn

Tell the story of how Abu Bakr accepted Islam and why he was called as-Siddiq
Walk the Hijrah with him on the map, from the cave of Thawr to Quba
Explain how he led the prayer and the people when the Prophet ﷺ passed away
Describe his short caliphate: the army of Usamah, the wars of riddah and gathering the Quran
Draw lessons from his honesty, generosity and humility for your own life

Beginner Free

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Who Abu Bakr was, how he believed at once, and how he shared the Hijrah.

Intermediate

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His generosity, the day the Prophet ﷺ died, and how he became the first caliph.

With the Adults plan 3 lessons inside: talk it through, sort and build, from the sources

Advanced

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Gathering the Quran, his character in the sources, his death and his legacy.

With the Adults plan 3 lessons inside: talk it through, sort and build, answer

Final quiz Finish line

Drag, sort, label and choose: one last round that joins the whole course together. Pass it to complete the course.

With the Adults plan