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  • ABU is shorthand for "Anybody but United". It refers to Football supporters whose dislike of Manchester United Football Club is so intense that they prefer to see any other team win the Championship once Manchester United are not the winners.
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Abu Bakr (399 words)
We know little of Abu Bakr's early days, but he is supposed to have been of the same age as Muhammad, and he was either the first or second male to covert to Islam.
Abu Bakr was part of the group of Muslims escaping to Yathrib (later named Madina) in 622.
Abu Bakr was immediately considered as one of the leaders in the emigrant community.
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