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When prophet Muhammad was supported by God (Allah) with His miracle of going from Mecca to Al-Quds (Jersalem) and then ascending to the Heavens in one night, the unbelievers rushed to Abu Bakr and told him what they heard from the prophet. Then, Abu Bakr told them if the prophet said so then it is true. If we believe him in what revealed to him by God from the Heavens through the Angel Gabriel (Jibril) then we should believe in all what he says. Then the prophet titled him as Al-Sadique which is an Arabic word that means the absolute truthful.

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