The first Muslim among slaves was Hazrat Bilal Habshi (RA).

He was an African slave who accepted Islam early in the time of Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Despite being a slave, he showed great courage and faith.

Hazrat Bilal faced many difficulties and cruelty because of his belief, but he never left Islam.

He is famous for being the first person to call the Azan (call to prayer) in Islam. The Prophet (SAW) gave him this honor because of his strong voice and love for Allah.

Hazrat Bilal’s story teaches us that faith is for everyone, no matter their status or background.

He is remembered as a symbol of patience, strength, and equality in Islam.