Abu Bakr: The Pinnacle of Truthfulness (Leading Companions of the Prophet)

Short and easy read on the best friend of the Prophet Muhammad. I enjoyed reading the book and im in my mid twenties but I would say the book is more for a younger audience.

Good quality and received quickly.

I thought it was excellent.

Abu Bakr was a great man but he made some major mistakes. One was to deny the Prophet's daughter her rights

I didnt get through the whole book because I thought the author made up a lot to present a story. For example, I've read from multiple books that Abu Bakr was the only person that didnt ask Muhammad a question when he told him of his prophethood - he basically believed him and immediately converted. This book on the other hand says he asked a lot of questions, the type of questions he asked, etc. with no footnotes or information on where he got that info. It does not come across as well researched or a fact based biographical account.

Very good read

Precise life of the First Caliph of Islam, Abu Bakr as Saddique (the truthful) in great details but concise. A lot of information is provided .