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Muhammad Ibn Abi Bakr, son of Abu Bakr & foster son of Ali, was a young man who was wrongly appointed governor of Egypt by Ali. He turned out to be weak & ineffectual. Muawiyyah sent the famous commander Amr bin al-As with 6000 soldiers to defeat & replace him. Amr bin al-As ...>
... had also led Quraish against Muslims at Uhad. Later he converted & under caliph Umar invaded & conquered Egypt & became its first Arab governor. But Uthman replaced him with Abdallāh ibn Saʿd ibn Abī Sarḥ. Ibn Saʿd had built & led Arab navy which defeated the Byzantines ...>
... Egyptians called ibn Saʿd a “lover of money.” Ibn Abi Bakr had complained about ibn Saʿd to Uthman & participated in the rebellion against Uthman including the siege outside his palace. After Uthman’s death, Ali replaced ibn Saʿd with Abi Bakr. Now Amr bin al-As defeated ...>
... young Abi Bakr. Head of Abi Bakr was sown up inside the corpse of a donkey & burned. In modern Pakistan, you can be a blasphemer just for narrating all this.
