Which title was given to Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA), meaning ‘the one who distinguishes between right and wrong’?

Explanation

– Al-Farooq, meaning ‘the one who distinguishes between right and wrong,’ was the title given to Umar (RA), reflecting his renowned reputation for justice and decisive judgment during his caliphate.
– This period saw the establishment of significant administrative reforms, including the Islamic calendar and various governmental institutions.
– For exams, note that As-Siddiq, meaning ‘the truthful one,’ was the title given to Abu Bakr (RA) for his immediate and steadfast belief in the Prophet’s accounts of the Night Journey.