Born at the Farewell Pilgrimage
Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr was the youngest son of Abu Bakr, born to Asma bint Umays at Dhul-Hulayfa just as the Prophet ﷺ set out on the Farewell Pilgrimage — so that she was instructed how to enter ihram after childbirth. 1 Hayatus Sahaba · Vol 3 · pp. 228 — Kandhlawi — Muhammad born to Asma bint Umays at Dhul-Hulayfa as the Prophet set out for the Farewell Hajj.
Governor of Egypt
A devoted partisan of Ali, he was appointed governor of Egypt in Ali’s caliphate. In the turmoil that followed, a force sent by Mu’awiya under Amr ibn al-As overcame him, and he was killed in Egypt in 38 AH. 2 History of Islam · Vol 1 · pp. 490–492 — Najeebabadi — Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr as Ali's governor of Egypt and his death in the civil strife.
Life Timeline
Born at Dhul-Hulayfa
As the Prophet ﷺ set out for the Farewell Pilgrimage; son of Asma bint Umays.
Governor of Egypt
Killed in Egypt
References
- Hayatus Sahaba — Kandhlawi — Muhammad born to Asma bint Umays at Dhul-Hulayfa as the Prophet ﷺ set out for Hajj Vol 3 · pp. 228
- History of Islam — Najeebabadi — Muhammad ibn Abi Bakr governor of Egypt under Ali; his death in the strife Vol 1 · pp. 490–492