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*[[Ali]] - Believed by most to be the first male to convert to Islam ''<ref name="first male">See [[Identity of first male Muslim]] for references</ref>
*[[Ali]] - Believed by most to be the first male to convert to Islam ''<ref name="first male">See [[Identity of first male Muslim]] for references</ref>
*[[Abu Bakr]] - Early convert and the first male to reach puberty that converted to Islam ''<ref name="first male">See [[Identity of first male Muslim]] for references</ref>
*[[Abu Bakr]] - Early convert and the first male to reach puberty that converted to Islam ''<ref name="first male">See [[Identity of first male Muslim]] for references</ref>
*[[Zayd ibn Harithah]] - Early cnvert
*[[Zayd ibn Harithah]] - ''One of the early convert to Islam''
*[[Bilal ibn Ribah]] - ''One of the early convert to Islam''
*[[Bilal ibn Ribah]] - ''One of the early convert to Islam''
*[[Abu Dharr al-Ghifari]] "one of the early converts"
*[[Abu Dharr al-Ghifari]] "one of the early converts"

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Among Muslims, the timing of Sahaba becoming Muslims is of importance. Because Muhammad was not a Sahaba, he is not included.

Introduction

After the Muslim conquests began, a Muslim's standing in the Islamic state depended on his services to the community, and especially on the length of time he had been a member of the community. Early converts (who had faced persecution with Muhammad) had a much higher status than later converts (who may have joined only after there were worldly reasons to do so). The first male convert may thus be presumed to have a special status.

To highlight the importance that was attached, one can see the controversies regarding the identity of the first male Muslim. Also, except for the Sahaba that merited extraordinary accomplishments, Sunni rank all Sahaba according to their time Timing becoming Muslims [4].

List

Here is a list of the chronological order of them becoming Muslims. Sources are provided in the article of each Sahaba.


See also

References

  1. ^ http://www.al-islam.org/masoom/bios/khadija.htm
  2. ^ Marriage to a 'past': Parents should not reject a proporal without a good reasons - and being a revert with a past is not an acceptable one
  3. ^ a b See Identity of first male Muslim for references
  4. ^ Al-Isabah [vol 8 ./189-190] with additional details taken from 'at-Tabaqat al-Kubra Volume 8 pg 193. [1]
  5. ^ Sa'ad Ibn Abi Waqqas (radhi allahu anhu)
  6. ^ Asma bint-Abu-Bakr
  7. ^ Al-Sirah al-Nabawiyyah, Ibn Hisham, Vol 1, Pg 227 - 234, Maktabah al-Riyadh al-hadithah, Al-Riyadh.
  8. ^ History of the Caliphs by Suyuti, quoting An-Nawawi:He accepted Islam very early on, after forty other men and eleven women. Some say that it was after thirty-nine men and twenty-three women, and some say, after forty-five men and eleven women. [2]
  9. ^ History of the Caliphs by Suyuti, quoting al-Dhahabi: He accepted Islam in the sixth year of prophecy when he was twenty-seven years old.[3]

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