Other Sahabas in Southern India
They are Thameem-ul-Ansari ibn Yu-Aar al-Kajraj and Ukkasa. Thameem-ul-Ansari is one among 313 Sahabas who participated in Jank-e-Badr (Badr War). He stayed in the world of Jinns (A'lam-ul-Jinn) to teach Jinns about Islam for five years, which was commanded by the Prophet.
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