Umar Ibn-al-Khattab

Umar ibn-al-Khattab (c 581-644) was an Arab Islamic leader and second caliph of Islam. He was founder of Muslim Arab empire and father-in-law of Prophet Muhammad. He is said to have instituted practices as prayers during the month of Ramadan, obligatory pilgrimage (hajj), and the Hijarah (commencement of the Muslim era). He was eventually assassinated.

Wisdom & Quotes

• By God, he that is the weakest among you shall be in my sight the strongest until his rights have been assured for him ; and he who is strongest shall be treated as the weakest until he complies with the law of Islam.

Dandin