Traditional accounts cited here state that about 1000 Muslim fighters took part in the Battle of Uhud.

Ushr is the Islamic levy on agricultural produce, traditionally paid as a share (commonly one-tenth or one-twentieth) of the harvest.

The Charter of Medina comprised 47 articles (often tallied as 53 clauses) outlining the rights and duties of the Muslim and allied communities.

Historical accounts record that six Muslims were martyred in the Battle of the Trench.

Muhammad Ali Jinnah used the slogan ‘Divide and Quit India’ to argue for a separate Muslim homeland and British withdrawal.

Zayd bin Harithah was appointed commander of the Muslim forces at the Battle of Mu'tah and led the Muslim contingent there.

Pakistan’s first constitution, promulgated in 1956, declared the country the Islamic Republic of Pakistan.

Hassan bin Sabit was a companion of the Prophet who served as the early Islamic poet composing verses in praise and defense of Islam.

Islamic tradition identifies Hazrat Khizar (A.S) as the guide and teacher who instructed Hazrat Musa (A.S).

Hazrat Ja’far bin Abi Talib spoke on behalf of the Muslim emigrants before the Negus, presenting their beliefs and reciting Quranic verses which moved the king.