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During the Battle of Uhud, Mas’ab bin Umair (رضي الله عنه) played a crucial role as the standard-bearer (flag bearer) of the Muslim army. He was known for his close resemblance in facial features and figure to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Due to this striking similarity, he became a target during the battle as the Quraysh attempted to kill the Prophet (PBUH).

When Mas’ab bin Umair was martyred while holding the flag of Islam high, the enemies of Islam rejoiced under the false assumption that they had killed the Prophet (PBUH). This moment caused confusion and panic among the Muslims until the Prophet (PBUH) was seen alive, clarifying the misunderstanding.

Mas’ab’s dedication, courage, and resemblance to the Prophet (PBUH) made him a central figure in this critical battle. He sacrificed his life while upholding the banner of Islam, and his martyrdom became a symbol of loyalty and bravery.

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  Mas’ab bin Umair (R.A) was the flag bearer during the Battle of Uhud.

  
  


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  His facial features and physical appearance were very similar to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

  
  


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  His martyrdom caused confusion, as enemies mistakenly thought the Prophet had been killed.

  
  


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  He was one of the earliest converts to Islam in Makkah and among the most devoted companions.

  
  


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  He sacrificed his life to protect the identity and mission of the Prophet (PBUH).