This is an excerpt from a Tamil-language website, Darul Islam Family, featuring a biographical article on Suhayb ibn Sinan al-Rūmī, a companion of the Prophet Muhammad. The article details Suhayb's life journey, from his enslavement in Rome to his eventual freedom, conversion to Islam in Mecca, and subsequent Hijra (migration) to Medina. Key themes include Suhayb's unwavering faith despite hardship, his remarkable escape from Mecca, his generous giving of wealth for the cause of Islam, and his prominent role as a trusted advisor and warrior amongst the early Muslim community. The overall purpose is to present a hagiographical account, celebrating Suhayb's piety and contributions to the early Islamic movement.