Abu Al-Sa'ib Othman bin Maz'un Al-Jumahi
Badri's companions were among the first to convert to Islam, and he was the first of the immigrants to die in Medina, and the first to be buried in Baqi' al-Gharqad.
His biography
Abu Al-Sa'ib Uthman bin Mad'un bin Habib bin Wahb bin Hudhafa bin Jumah Al-Qurashi was one of the first to convert to Islam, as he converted to Islam after thirteen men, he, Ubaidah bin Al-Harith bin Al-Muttalib, Abdul-Rahman bin Awf, Abu Salamah bin Abdul-Asad, and Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah in one hour before The Prophet Muhammad entered Dar Al-Arqam to pray there. Othman bin Mazun is the brother of the companions Abdullah and Qadamah, the sons of Mazun, and the companion Zainab bint Mazun, the wife of Omar bin Al-Khattab, and the maternal uncle of Abdullah bin Omar and Hafsa bint Omar, and his mother was Sukhaila bint Al-Anbas bin Wahban bin Wahb bin Hudhafa bin Jumah.
Othman migrated with his wandering son to Abyssinia, then returned to Mecca when he heard that the Quraysh had converted to Islam and returned. Othman entered the neighborhood of Al-Walid bin Al-Mughirah and then returned his neighbourhood. Then Othman migrated to Yathrib, and brought brotherhood between him and Abu Al-Haytham bin Al-Tayhan. Othman bin Mazun witnessed the Battle of Badr with the Prophet Muhammad.
Othman bin Mazun was one of the people who was most diligent in worship. He fasted during the day and prayed at night, avoided desires, and kept away from women. He asked the Prophet Muhammad for permission to be celibate and to be castrated, so he forbade him from that. The Prophet said to him: “Do you not have a good example in me, for I have sex with women and I eat meat?” I fast and break my fast. The castration of my nation is fasting, and none of my nation is castrated or castrated.” Ibn Mazun was also one of those who forbade alcohol for himself in pre-Islamic times.
His death
Othman bin Mazun died in Medina in Shaban in the year 3 AH. He was the first of the immigrants to die in Medina, and the first to be buried in Baqi’ Al-Gharqad. He left behind sons Abdul Rahman and Al-Sa’ib and their mother Khawla bint Hakim Al-Sulmiya. As for his character, he was thick-skinned, with a large, broad beard, neither short nor long.
It was narrated that when he died, the Prophet Muhammad entered upon him and kissed him, and said: “May God have mercy on you, O Uthman. You have not benefited from this world nor has it harmed you.” On the authority of Aisha, she said: I saw the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, kissing Uthman bin M. Daoun while he was dead, until I saw tears flowing . His wife, Umm Al-Alaa, saw in her dream a spring running to him. So I mentioned that to the Prophet, and he said: “That is what he did.” His wife inherited it and said: