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But what about his son?

So,

I was going to just do a biography of his son

because his son has a bit more of an extensive biography

and kind of following in the, you know, in what

we've been doing of looking at the children of Sahaba that were also children.

His son, Bishir Ibn al-Baraa, his oldest son, he went with him to take that Baya'u to

the Prophet, Salallah, to take that pledge to the Prophet, salli.

So now he's in an interesting situation because his father was the first to pledge and Banu Salima is sort of looking for a replacement for al-Bara bin Ma'arou. So the Prophet, Sallah aene, he comes up to Banu Salima, and he says to them,

Man seidukum, yeah, bani Salam. Who is your sayid? Who is your said? Who is your leader? Oh, Benu Salima. So they said, Al-Jad ibnqais, on anna-fih bechla. They said it's, it's al-Jad, binuqais, but he's a little bit stingy. And the prophet, sallallu aaniw-u-a-slam said,

What is worse? Jad ibn uquais but he's a little bit stingy and the prophet sallal a aene

a what is worse of a trait in this regard than someone who's stingy

kala bel sayidu'll abyad bishr bernabr bha bhaer bhaar he said sallu a sallu

rather the one who is your sayidi-ed, who is your leader, is

the fair complexion, because Bishir had a lighter complexion, curly-haired boy, Bishir-Bah-Barrah. So the Prophet, Sala, pointed towards him and he said, no, he is your sai-ed, he is your leader. Bishop was very young, but the prophets like some propped them up, right?

In this situation.

So it doesn't appear that he actually sort of assumes the place of being the leader of Benu Sardima.

But in spirit, the Prophet Saliham is saying, that's your real sayid.

Like the Prophet Salih Salih al-Salam is putting him in a high rank, knowing who his father was, knowing what his father did, knowing what his father intended, and knowing what was in store for Bishu. So now comes the story of Bishir Ibn Bara. Al-Bishir Ibn Bara, Ibn al-Bara, was old enough to receive into his home and to be paired in Mu'a'ahah, in brotherhood, with one of the

muhajideen. Again, this is only for the note-takers and people that just want to know who these are.

The person that he was paired with was a man by the name of Waukid, Waukid Ibn Abdullah.

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