"Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, and those with him are forceful against the disbelievers, merciful among themselves."
Surah Al-Fath 48:29Some of the most beloved and celebrated Sahaba whose lives shaped the Ummah.
Greatest general of Islamic history; undefeated in 100+ battles; conqueror of Persia & Sham.
Most prolific narrator of hadith; spent every moment with the Prophet ﷺ from year 7 AH.
Proposed the trench strategy at Khandaq; Prophet ﷺ called him "of my household".
Cousin of the Prophet ﷺ; greatest scholar of tafseer; Prophet ﷺ made du'a for his knowledge.
"The most knowledgeable of my Ummah in halal & haram"; sent as judge to Yemen.
Served the Prophet ﷺ for 10 years from age 10; narrated 2,286 hadith; lived 100+ years.
Entrusted with the names of the hypocrites; scout at Khandaq; warned of fitnah to come.
Freed by Abu Bakr RA after torture; first to call the adhan; cried "Ahad! Ahad!" under the rock.
Organized by role, era, and notable groupings mentioned in Quran and Hadith.
The four Rightly-Guided Caliphs who led the Ummah after the Prophet ﷺ.
The Ten Companions promised Paradise by the Prophet ﷺ in this very life.
Those who left Makkah for the sake of Allah and emigrated to Madinah.
The helpers of Madinah — Aws and Khazraj — who welcomed and supported the Muhajirin.
The top Sahaba who narrated the most hadith from the Prophet ﷺ.
The legal scholars and judges from the Companions; Umar's RA consultative council.
Scholars, warriors, narrators, and mothers of the Ummah — their legacy shaped Islam.
First wife of the Prophet ﷺ; first Muslim; supported the dawah with her wealth and soul.
Greatest female scholar of Islam; narrated 2,210 hadith; half the deen transmitted through her.
Fought at Uhud, Hunayn, and Yamama; protected the Prophet ﷺ personally at Uhud with her body.
The very first martyr in the history of Islam — tortured and killed by Abu Jahl for her faith.
Set up the first field hospital in Islam; treated the wounded in Khandaq and other battles.
Known for her wisdom and sound judgment; narrated 378 hadith; advised the Prophet ﷺ at Hudaybiyyah.
One of the few literate women; taught reading & writing; appointed by Umar RA to oversee the marketplace.
Her mahr was the Islam of Abu Talha RA; carried a dagger at Hunayn; known for her sabr and tawakkul.
The blessed wives of the Prophet ﷺ — Mothers of all believers, each a scholar in her own right.
The four daughters of the Prophet ﷺ — Zaynab, Ruqayyah, Umm Kulthum, and Fatimah.
The women who left their homes in Makkah for Allah's sake and migrated to Madinah.
The women of Madinah who welcomed the Prophet ﷺ and stood firm in supporting Islam.
The warrior women who participated in battles — treating the wounded, supplying water, and fighting.
Women Companions who preserved and transmitted thousands of hadith to the Ummah.
The women who gave their lives for Islam — beginning with the first martyr Sumayyah RA.
Women Companions who were recognized scholars, teachers, and muftis of the early Ummah.