Bilal

Bilal was an early and close companion of the Prophet Muhammad in Islam. Known for his unwavering faith and loyalty, he was among the first converts to Islam and served as Muhammad’s muezzin— the person responsible for calling Muslims to prayer. Originally a slave, Bilal was freed by Muhammad, symbolizing the Islamic principles of equality and justice. His dedication and devotion made him a respected figure in Islamic history, exemplifying steadfastness in faith and commitment to social justice.