Muadh ibn Amr

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Muadh ibn Amr was an early Muslim from Medina, known as a young Companion of the Prophet Muhammad who participated in the Battle of Badr.

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Muadh ibn Amr canonical 1

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instanceOf Companion of Muhammad
early Muslim
ageCharacteristic young at time of Battle of Badr
associatedWith Medinan Muslims (Ansar) NERFINISHED
early Muslim community in Medina
battleRole Muslim fighter at Badr
category Companions who fought at Badr
contemporaryOf Prophet Muhammad NERFINISHED
deathPlace Medina (traditional attribution, uncertain) NERFINISHED
ethnicGroup Arabs
surface form: Arab
follows Prophet Muhammad NERFINISHED
foughtAgainst Quraysh of Mecca at Badr NERFINISHED
foughtIn Battle of Badr NERFINISHED
historicalRegion Hejaz NERFINISHED
honorific may Allah be pleased with him
knownFor military service in early Islam
language Arabic
notableEvent participation in first major battle in Islam
notableFor participation in the Battle of Badr
placeOfOrigin Medina NERFINISHED
religion Islam
religiousStatus Sahabi
residence Medina NERFINISHED
servedUnder Prophet Muhammad as military leader
timePeriod early Islamic period

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Amr ibn al-Jamuh child Muadh ibn Amr