People of Badr

Father of Jabir; a martyr of Uhud shaded by the angels

Cousin of the Prophet ﷺ; an early leader and martyr of Uhud

Among the earliest Muslims; a foremost scholar and reciter of the Qur'an

Poet of the Prophet ﷺ; third commander and martyr at Mu'ta

One of the ten promised Paradise; member of the shura that chose Uthman

Badri Companion whose staff lit up to guide him home through the dark

Host of the Prophet ﷺ in Madinah; martyr at the walls of Constantinople

First Caliph; the Prophet's closest companion

The warrior who took the Prophet's ﷺ sword 'with its right' at Uhud

An early Muslim who fought at Badr against his own pagan kin; martyr of Yamamah

Among the first to accept Islam; first husband of Umm Salama

Master archer who shielded the Prophet ﷺ at Uhud; gave his dearest garden in charity

The Trustworthy of this Ummah; commander of the conquest of Syria

Second of the two Badr scouts

The Badri tactician of the well; the 'one amir from us, one from you' speaker at Saqifa; flag-bearer of Khazraj at Tabuk

Fourth Caliph; cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet ﷺ

Among the first to suffer for Islam; son of the first martyrs; foretold to be killed by the transgressing party

The Ansari joker present at Badr; the Prophet ﷺ forbade cursing him

An early Muslim renamed by the Prophet ﷺ from Ghafil to Aqil; Badr martyr

The martyr of Raji' whose body Allah protected with a swarm of hornets

The Disciple (Hawari) of the Prophet ﷺ; one of the ten promised Paradise

One of the two Badr scouts; key intelligence-gatherer at the well

The first of the Ansar to pledge allegiance to Abu Bakr at the Saqifa

The first mu'adhdhin of Islam; tortured slave who held to 'Ahad, Ahad'

Muhajir martyr of Badr known as 'the man of two left hands'

The Prophet's ﷺ uncle; the Lion of Allah and chief of the martyrs

Badri envoy to Muqawqis; forgiven by the Prophet ﷺ for his letter to Quraysh on Allah's words 'do as you wish, I have forgiven you'

The Companion of weak sight for whom the Prophet ﷺ prayed in his house

Among the earliest and most cruelly tortured Muslims; a blacksmith of Makkah

Martyr who prayed two rak'ahs before his execution — setting that sunnah

First husband of Hafsa bint Umar; Badr veteran

Among the first to make Islam public; his stand and his cavalry at Badr

One of the two young Ansaris who struck down Abu Jahl at Badr

Young Ansari who fell upon Abu Jahl at Badr with his brother; martyred there

Dealt with Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf; withdrew from the civil strife

The first teacher of Islam in Madinah; standard-bearer and martyr of Uhud

His eye, struck out at Uhud, was restored by the Prophet ﷺ

One of the ten promised Paradise; conqueror of Persia at Qadisiyya

Chief of the Aws; at whose death the Throne of the Most Merciful shook

A Badr veteran who stood faithfully with Ali

Gave up all his wealth for the Hijra — 'Suhayb has profited'

A leader (naqib) at the Pledge of Aqaba; teacher and judge in Syria

Cousin of the Prophet ﷺ; a champion of the Badr duel and among its first martyrs

Promised entry to Paradise without reckoning; the broken sword turned wood-to-steel

Second Caliph; al-Farooq, who expanded the Islamic state