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Hazrat Amr bin al‑Aas (R.A) was honored by the Prophet ﷺ with the title Khair‑ut‑Tabe'en. This title signifies “the best of the generation that followed” (i.e., among the Tabi‘un or those born after the Sahaba), although he is technically Sahabi. It emphasizes his high standing and excellence among early Muslims and in Islamic history.

Other titles such as Sayyed‑ul‑Muslimeen, Saim‑ul‑Nahar, and Maizban‑e‑Rasool were designated for different Companions, and are not associated with Hazrat Amr bin al‑Aas. This specific title marks his unique distinction and respected status in classical MCQ compilations and Muslim scholarly tradition. 

Key Facts:

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  Khair‑ut‑Tabe’en means "the best of the followers," denoting virtuous stature and leadership.

  
  


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  Hazrat Amr bin al‑Aas embraced Islam shortly before the Conquest of Makkah and later became commander in key campaigns and Governor of Egypt. 

  
  


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  The title underscores his transition from initial opposition to Islam into a distinguished Companion and leader.

  
  


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  Other titles listed (e.g., Sayyed‑ul‑Muslimeen, Saim‑ul‑Nahar, Maizban‑e‑Rasool) have no historical link to him.

  
  


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  This honorific is widely listed in Islamic MCQ resources under Hazrat Amr bin al‑Aas’s entry.