




This book presents an authentic portrait of the third Caliph of Islam, Uthman ibn Affan (RA), highlighting the shining moments of his life and leadership. Known as Dhul-Nurayn (the possessor of two lights) and as the compiler of the Quran, Uthman (RA) embodied truth, generosity, and modesty, qualities that became legendary in Islamic history.
Under his leadership, Muslims faced the naval power of the Byzantine Empire. Uthman (RA) not only upheld the dignity of Islam but also established the first Muslim navy, commanding the warriors of Islam to confront the waves of the sea and the armies of falsehood. Victory was granted to the believers under his command.
Despite being blessed with immense personal and state wealth, Uthman (RA) set a timeless example of fairness in distributing resources among the Muslims. Yet, this prosperity fueled the envy of defeated Byzantines and Persians, who conspired with Abdullah ibn Saba to stir rebellion, leading to his tragic martyrdom.
This book, based on authentic references, brings to life the radiant legacy of Uthman ibn Affan (RA)—a life of faith, sacrifice, and leadership that continues to inspire generations.