Third caliph of Islam Usman ibn Affan(r:)

'Osman ibn Affan
عثمان بن عفان
Two Lighters (Jinnurain) (ذو النورين)
"Al-Gani" (generous)
Amir al-Mu'minoon

Khulafaye Rashidin's 3rd Caliph
State 6 November 644 - 17 June 656
Preceded by Umar Ibn al Khattab
Succeeded by Ali ibn Abu Talib
Birth of 576 (47 AH)
Taif, Al Arab
Death 17 June 656 AD (18 jH - Haj 35 AH) (79 years)
Medina, Al Arab, and during the reign of Khulafa'i Rashidin
The rest of the tombs of Jannatul,
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Usman ibn Affan (عثمان بن عفان) (c. 580 - June 17, 656) was the third caliph of Islam. From 644 to 656 CE, the Khilafat was occupied. As a Caliph, he is one of the four Khulafaay Rashidun. Usman As-Sub-Awlunal Awalun (In the first phase of Islam). He is also one of the Ashraigh Mubashshara and among the six companions on whom Muhammad (peace be upon him) was content. [4] He is commonly referred to as Hadrat Uthman (ra).
The birth
There is considerable difference between Usman's date of birth and date. According to most of his birth, he was born in 576 CE, six years after the elephantization. As a result, he is six years younger than Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). In most of his description, he was born in the city of Mecca in Saudi Arabia. However, according to many, he was born in Taif city. David Samuel Margolyoth, a 20th-century non-Muslim Islamic scholar writes
Uthman, a six-year-old Muslim, was a cloth merchant; He also used to invest in the money market, that is, he used to invest in different initiatives, which he could get half of his dividend (Ibn Saad, iii, 111) and he was very precise (Al-Waqidi W.231) on finance.
Family and dynasty
Main article: Origin of Usman
Usman's Kunya Abu Amr, Abu Abdullah, Abu Laila His title is Jun-Nurain and Jul-Hijratain. His father Affan and mother Aurora Bintu Qurayz. He was the son of the Umayyya branch of the Quraish dynasty. His eldest man, Abd Mannaf, joined Muhammad's family. His grandmother Baida Bintu Abdel Muttalib was Muhammad's phef.
After accepting Islam, Muhammad (peace be upon him) married her daughter Rukaiya. After the second battle of Hijri in Tabuk, Rukayya died in Madinah. Then the Prophet gave his marriage to his second daughter Umm Kulsum. For this reason, he is known as the person of June-Nurain or two Jyoti for Muslims. But there are some disagreements with this. As Imam Suyuti thinks that Rukayyah was married to Osman before taking Islam. But most historians have abandoned this idea.
Uthman and Rukayya were the first emigrant Muslim families. They first migrated to Abyssinia. There they had a son named Abdullah bin Uthman. Then, Uthman's kunya is Ibni Abdillah. Abdullah died in the 4th Hijri. After the war in Tabuk, Rukayya died. Then Ummah kulasum was married to Usman, even though there was no child in their home. Ummu kulasum died in the ninth ninth of the azim
Primary life
Unlike many other Companions, there was not much information about Usman's life before he embraced Islam. Usman was one of the most famous classical scholars of the Quraish dynasty. He had vast knowledge about the ancient history of the Quraish. Even before embracing Islam, he did not have any special habit that was hated by Islamic principles. During his youth, he started a business like other elite Quraish. His success in business was remarkable.
Being a wealthy businessman in the society of Mecca, he was named after him, whose half-rich