Talha ibn Ubaidullah was given the title 'The Living Martyr' after which battle?

Explanation

During the Battle of Uhud, Talha ibn Ubaidullah (R.A) displayed extraordinary bravery in defending the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He shielded the Prophet with his own body, sustaining over 70 wounds, including a severed finger. Due to his immense sacrifice and the fact that he survived the battle despite injuries that would have killed most men, the Prophet (PBUH) himself gave him the title "Al-Shaheed al-Hayy" meaning "The Living Martyr."

Good to know

Talha ibn Ubaidullah (R.A) was one of the ten companions promised Paradise (Ashra Mubashra). He was among the earliest converts to Islam and participated in all major battles alongside the Prophet (PBUH). His courageous stand at Uhud, where he took arrows meant for the Prophet (PBUH), became legendary. He later fought in the Battle of the Camel and was martyred in 36 AH at the age of around 60.

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