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Abbad ibn Bishr al-Awsi
Native name
عباد بن بشر
Born
33 years before Hijri year Medina, Hejaz
Died
632 Al-Yamama
Relations
Bishr ibn Waqsh (father) Fatima bint Bishr bin Uday Al-Khazrajiyah (mother)[1] Banu Aws branch of 'Abd al-Ash'al tribe (clan) Azd (tribe)
Other work
First chain narrator of Hadith Ulama Zakat and tax collector
Military career
Allegiance
Medina Rashidun Caliphate
Service/branch
Rashidun army
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