6. ZUBAYR IBN AWWAM
Zubayr ibn al-Awwam ibn Khuwaylid ibn Asad ibn Abdil-Uzza ibn Qusayy ibn Qilab ibn Murra ibn Ka’b ibn Lueyy al-Qurasi al Asadi. He was called “Abu Abdullah” in reference to his oldest son, Abdullah. He was the Prophet’s friend and disciple and, at the same time, the son of his aunt Safiyyah binti Abdul muttalib.
After Umar’s death, he was one of the 6-member council established to make the election of the caliph. His mother called him “Abu-t-Tahir.” However, Zubayr was known by the patronymic of his son Abdullah.
He was either the fourth or fifth Muslim. However, neither his date of birth nor the age at which he became Muslim is known for sure. He migrated to Abyssinia.
Just as he fought in all the battles, he played an important role in the conquest of Egypt.
He fought in the battle of Jamal; however, he later quit the war. On the way back to Medina when he arrived at the headwater belonging to the Tamim tribe, Amr ibn Jarmouz began to follow him. He killed Zubayr at a place called the Siba Valley.
(Source: www.lastprophet.info)
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