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History of Islam : Caliph Utsman ibn Affan (644-656 AD).

By the time of his death, Umar bin Khattab said. For three days, the imam of the mosque should be handed over to Suhaib Al-Rumi. On the fourth day, however, a successor has been chosen. Umar gave six names. They are Ali ibn Abu Talib, Utsman ibn Affan, Zubair bin Awwam, Saad bin Abi Waqas, Abdurrahman bin Auff and Thalhah son Ubaidillah. The six men gathered. Abdurrahman bin Auff started the conversation by saying who he was among those who were willing to resign. He then declared himself back from the nomination. Three others followed. Stay Utsman and Ali. Abdurrahman was appointed to be the decider. He then met a lot of people asking for their opinions. But the public opinion was split. Imar the son of Yasir proposed Ali. So did Mikdad. While Abdullah son of Abu Sarah campaigned hard for Utsman. Abdullah used to convert to Islam, then turned back to kafir again and sentenced to death by the Prophet. On the guarantee Utsman punishment is not implemented. Abdullah and Utsman...

History of Islam : Caliph Umar bin Khattab (634 - 644 AD)

In the last days of his life, Caliph Abu Bakr was busy on asking many people. "What do you think of Umar?" Almost everyone calls Umar a hard man, but his soul is very good. After that, Abu Bakr asked Usman bin Affan to write down the will that his successor would be Umar. It seems that Abu Bakr is worried that Muslims will argue if he does not write the will. In the year 13 Hijriah or 634 AD, Abu Bakr died and Umar became khalifah. If people refer to Abu Bakr as "Khalifatur-Rasul", they now call Umar "Amir al-mu'minin" (Leader of the Believers). Umar converted to Islam around the year 6 Hijriah. At that time, he intended to kill Muhammad but was touched when he heard his younger brother, Fatima, chanting the verses of the Quran.

History of Islam : Caliph Abu Bakr (632 - 634 AD)

Muhammad died without a message of who should replace him as leader of the people . Some relatives of the Apostle argue that Ali ibn Abu Talib - the son and daughter-in-law whom Muhammad maintained since childhood-most deserved. But some of the Ansar, the natives of Madinah, gathered at the Saqifa Hall of Bani Saudah. They will appoint Saad bin Ubadah as leader of the people. Tension occurs. Abu Bakr, Umar and Abu Ubaidah came to remind them. The debate occurred, until two figures of Muhajirin and Ansar -Abu Ubaidah and Basyir's son Saad-bait Abu Bakr. Umar followed suit. Similarly, others. The dispute is over. Tuesday evening before the Isha prayer-after Muhammed was buried-Abu Bakr went up to the pulpit in the Nabawi mosque. He pronounced his first speech as caliph. Brief and memorable speech among the people. It happened in June 632, or 11 Hijri.