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Zulbujadeen is the title given by the Holy Prophet ﷺ to Hazrat Abdullah (R.A). It literally means “the one of two blankets,” referring to a special garment or honorific belonging to him This title distinguishes him from other Sahaba and highlights his unique status among the Companions.

This designation is notable in classical Islamic MCQ collections and honorific listings, where Zulbujadeen appears exclusively associated with Hazrat Abdullah (R.A) . Other titles like Ameen‑ul‑Ummat, Khateeb‑e‑Rasoolullah, or Sheikh‑ul‑Islam were given to different Companions and are not linked to him in primary sources.

Key Facts:

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  Zulbujadeen translates as “possessor of two blankets,” used as an honorific by the Prophet ﷺ.

  
  


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  This title is explicitly associated with Hazrat Abdullah (R.A) and no other Companion

  
  


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  Ameen‑ul‑Ummat was given to Hazrat Abu Ubaidah bin al‑Jarrah (R.A) and not to Abdullah 

  
  


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  Khateeb‑e‑Rasoolullah was used for Compartions like Thabit ibn Qais but not for Abdullah 

  
  


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  Sheikh‑ul‑Islam historically refers to scholars like Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal—not the Companion Abdullah