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    This document discusses several important early scribes and scholars of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes Zayd ibn Thabit learning Hebrew to communicate with Jews and compiling the Quran. It notes Abdullah ibn Masud's close relationship with the Prophet and authority on reciting the Quran. Ubbay ibn Kaab is discussed for memorizing the Quran and inscribing hadiths and letters. The careers of Ameer Muawiyah, Khalid ibn Al Waleed, and Muaz ibn Jabal in serving the Prophet and early Muslim community are briefly outlined.

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    This document discusses several important early scribes and scholars of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes Zayd ibn Thabit learning Hebrew to communicate with Jews and compiling the Quran. It notes Abdullah ibn Masud's close relationship with the Prophet and authority on reciting the Quran. Ubbay ibn Kaab is discussed for memorizing the Quran and inscribing hadiths and letters. The careers of Ameer Muawiyah, Khalid ibn Al Waleed, and Muaz ibn Jabal in serving the Prophet and early Muslim community are briefly outlined.

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    This document discusses several important early scribes and scholars of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes Zayd ibn Thabit learning Hebrew to communicate with Jews and compiling the Quran. It notes Abdullah ibn Masud's close relationship with the Prophet and authority on reciting the Quran. Ubbay ibn Kaab is discussed for memorizing the Quran and inscribing hadiths and letters. The careers of Ameer Muawiyah, Khalid ibn Al Waleed, and Muaz ibn Jabal in serving the Prophet and early Muslim community are briefly outlined.

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    This document discusses several important early scribes and scholars of the Prophet Muhammad. It describes Zayd ibn Thabit learning Hebrew to communicate with Jews and compiling the Quran. It notes Abdullah ibn Masud's close relationship with the Prophet and authority on reciting the Quran. Ubbay ibn Kaab is discussed for memorizing the Quran and inscribing hadiths and letters. The careers of Ameer Muawiyah, Khalid ibn Al Waleed, and Muaz ibn Jabal in serving the Prophet and early Muslim community are briefly outlined.

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    Scribes of The Prophet

    Zayd ibn Thabit

    recited shahada at an early age at about 11 or 13

    because of his young age he did not participate in any battle before al
    ahzab/trench

    had a beautiful recitation of the Quran

    learnt herbrew to communicate with the jews on the Prophets behalf

    became the secretary of the Prophet till his death

    played leading role in compilation of Quran

    during the time of Hazrat Uthman he was again asked to make a copy of
    Mushaf e Hafsa and thus four copies were made

    one copy for each direction of the muslim empire

    Abdullah ibn Masud

    sixth person to accept islam

    used to work as a shepherd

    the goat incident took place after which he accepted islam and became
    closely attached to the Prophet accompanying him everywhere

    gained so much knowledge about the Quran and sharia that he was
    considered to be one of the four people to be authorities for others to consult
    as deemed by the Prophet

    first to recite the Quran publicly by the Kaaba

    participated in all battles and severed the head of Abu Jahl

    died in 653 and buried in Jannat al Baqi

    “Whoever wants to read the Quran as fresh as it was


    revealed, then let him read according to the recitation of Ibn
    Umm Abd.”

    Scribes of The Prophet 1


    Ubbay ibn Kaab

    accepted Islam by the time of the second pledge of aqabah

    memorized the Quran as Prophet recited it

    first ansar to be appointed a scribe

    given the task of training huffaz

    inscribed hadiths as well as letters on the behalf of the Prophet

    first to have led the tarawih prayers in ramadan

    died during the caliphate of Hazrat Uthman who led his funeral prayers

    Ameer Muawiyah

    son of Abu Sufyan, converted after conquest of Makkah

    became secretary of the Prophet

    made governor of Syria

    fought against Hazrat Ali and after his death became the Khalifa

    found Umayyad dynasty

    his son Yazid succeeded him

    abdicated Imam Hasan

    Khalid ibn Al Waleed

    was given title Saif Allah


    changed the tides in battle of Uhad
    the Prophet said "He is the best slave of Allah, a sword of Allah that he has
    unsheathed for the disbelievers, the hypocrites and polytheists
    he led the Muslims to victory at Muta after the three original commanders died
    and he got the muslims victory
    it is said that nine swords were broken at his hands during BoM
    leader of one of the four squadrons in the conquest of Makkah
    First two Caliphs trusted him and made him a commander in their war against
    the romans and persians
    died 21 AH

    Muaz ibn Jabal

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    an ansar of banu khazraj

    present at second pledge of aqabah

    particiapated in all battles after migration

    qiyas incident

    considered a scholar by the Prophet

    died in 18 A.H.

    The Prophet said: “The most learned of my ummah about the lawful and the
    unlawful is Muaz ibn Jabal.”(Tirmizi)

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