Abu'd-Darda
He is one of the prominent Companions of the Prophet (pbuh) in the sciences of the Quran, fiqh and hadith.
He became a Muslim in the second year after the Migration. According to what Vâkıdî reports, Abû'd-Darda is the last Muslim in his family. While Abû'd Darda was dealing with trade at first, after becoming a Muslim, he completely devoted himself to asceticism and worship.
Abû'd-Darda, who was not present in the Battle of Badr before his entry into Islam, showed great sacrifice and courage in Uhud. After this war, he fought in all the wars of the Messenger of Allah (pbuh).
Ashab us-Suffah
Homeless and unmarried muhajirun (companions of Muhammad who migrated from Mecca) who did not have relatives in Medina, dwelt in al-Suffah where they were mainly learning the Quran and Sunnah.
Zayd ibn Khattab
Muhammad (saw) called him "the best cavalryman". He was afraid of the punishment of Hakk. He was an attentive, intelligent and brave young man. When he was about twenty years old, he secretly researched Islam.
Ukkasha Ibn Mihsan
Muhammad (saw) called him "the best cavalryman". He was afraid of the punishment of Hakk. He was an attentive, intelligent and brave young man. When he was about twenty years old, he secretly researched Islam.
Abu Lubaba
Abu Lubaba is a member of the Aws tribe from Madinah. In the second Aqaba Pledge, he was honored with Islam. Prophet (saw) appointed him representative to his tribe.He participated in all the battles of Muhammad sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.