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Hazrat Salman Farsi (originally Ruzbeh) was a Persian companion of Prophet Muhammad, known for his deep spiritual quest from Zoroastrianism through Christianity to Islam, his wisdom (suggesting the Ditch during the Battle of the Trench), piety (living a simple life as governor of Mada'in), and being the first Persian to embrace Islam, leaving a legacy as a symbol of universal faith.
Early Life & Search for Truth
Origin: Born near Isfahan, Persia (Iran) into a wealthy Zoroastrian family, raised as a priest.
Disillusionment: Became dissatisfied with Zoroastrianism and left home to seek the true religion.
Christianity: Traveled through Syria and Iraq, converting to Nestorian Christianity, learning scriptures, but still felt a greater truth awaited.
Prophetic Signs: A dying Christian monk told him of a final prophet arriving in Arabia, giving signs to identify him.
Meeting the Prophet & Conversion to Islam
Journey to Arabia: Traveled to Arabia, but was sold into slavery, eventually ending up in Medina.
Meeting Muhammad: Met Prophet Muhammad, recognized the signs (accepting gifts, not charity; Seal of Prophethood), and converted to Islam.
Freedom: The Prophet helped him gain freedom from his master by arranging for date palms to be planted and gold to be paid, an event described as miraculous.
Life in Medina & Key Contributions
Battle of the Trench (Khandaq): Suggested digging a trench, an innovative defense tactic new to the Arabs, saving the Muslims from the attacking Meccans.
Companionship: Became a close companion, known for piety, wisdom, and loyalty, called "from our family" by the Prophet.
Brotherhood: Made a brother by the Prophet with Abu Darda.
Later Life & Legacy
Governor of Mada'in: Appointed governor by Caliph Umar but lived a life of extreme simplicity, making baskets to earn a living and giving all salary to the needy.
Death: Died in Mada'in (modern Iraq) around 33 or 36 AH (7th Century CE), with some traditions stating he lived to be 250 years old.
Legacy: Remembered as a profound seeker of truth, a symbol of universal Islam, and a revered figure in Islamic history. #hazratsalmanfarsi #karbala #vlog #imamali #explorepage #explore #fyp #shorts