Riyadul Haqq – The Great Lie Part 1

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The speaker discusses the history of the Prophet sallua Alayhi wa Sallam's actions during the Battle of the mountain, including the deaths of 300 men and the loss of their families. They also mention the discovery of a violation of copyright and the use of Ravel hug by Charlotte, as well as the discovery of a violation of copyright and the use of Ravel hug by Charlotte. The speaker provides information on where to find more information about the event and provides links for further information.

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			salaam aleikum,
		
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			Shangri La.
		
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			Dr. Merlino, me
		
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			for her de la
		
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			ilaha illAllah who
		
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			want to share that with an actor who are soon so la la junta Anna and he was the he was about a
concert theater on Casio
		
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			American farmer in the shape of regime law.
		
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			In the law a woman equal to who is saloon
		
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			Lena Rama Masada he was
		
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			a lot Muslim Madame Madame Juana,
		
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			later Allah Ibrahim
		
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			Ibrahim in
		
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			the garden
		
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			come about Donna Ibrahim. Ibrahim. He
		
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			respects listeners
		
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			we gather
		
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			for the reading and study of
		
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			a very famous Hadeeth related by a shadow the alive on
		
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			the eighth which details
		
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			a particular
		
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			expedition of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wasallam.
		
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			And
		
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			a resulting
		
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			trial and tribulation for more money in Asia will be Allah and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam and also the Muslims.
		
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			It's a very famous idea for many reasons.
		
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			One of them is that these are the
		
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			personal These are the words and a personal testimony of a Chateau de la one herself.
		
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			She was extremely eloquent.
		
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			After all, she was the daughter of a vocalist of the viola.
		
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			And on one occasion when she had a verbal contest with
		
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			a cold wife, Zane have been shut up, the alarm rang her, and she silenced her.
		
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			Somewhat so they moderation. The
		
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			the mouth of Zenith international the law
		
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			became dry and she was left confounded and speechless. This was in the presence of the prophets of
the law, it was seldom, he remarks by saying that after all, she is the daughter of a buck
		
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			in that, just as a worker of the law was a man of letters of poets. And one of the nobles of arrange
a leading man of the Arabic language, his daughter was no less than him. In her knowledge of the
Arabic language and its poetry. She was extremely eloquent. And the single narrative very long, the
youth has actually been held up as a brilliant example of Arabic literature. So in anthologies, or
Arabic literature, this heavy features prominently,
		
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			because it's the personal account of a woman woman in a shadow of the alarm It
		
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			is also important because it contains many details about and many details about incidents during the
time of the Prophet some of the law it was sudden them, which then themselves led to laws being
established. So for the automa effect, and for Islamic law, and jurisprudence, is heavy serves as a
very strong basis for a number of rulings. But
		
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			let's begin the heavy and Sharla bits by bits. As we move along, we'll understand more and more of
the circumstances and details of adding.
		
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			For those of you who aren't aware, for a number of years, we've been going through the commentary,
or we've been actually going through the book, The abridged version of the Hebrew.
		
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			So the Hadeeth Islam is the Hebrew hearty and I've been commenting on on these ahaadeeth Today we've
reached this particular
		
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			edition that'll be a lot.
		
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			It's related to from a shadow Viola anchor that she said kind of a pseudo law is the law while he
was sending them when laws messenger some of the law I think it was sending them either either and
he was a sufferer. When he
		
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			You would intend to go out on a journey, a carabiner, as you will draw lots amongst his wives. The
prophets of the love it, who was one of them had
		
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			a number of wives. And although
		
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			according to a number of scholars, he, he was under no obligation to
		
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			divide his time equally between them. But as a paragon of justice, that's exactly what the prophets
in the LA ecosystem would do. Furthermore, in Islamic Fiqh, if a person has more than one life, then
they are under no obligation to divide their time equally,
		
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			when on a journey, so all the more so for us all the love and the love, it
		
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			was under no obligation to divide time equally in any sense, at home or on a journey. But even when
traveling, he wouldn't just make an arbitrary decision, and randomly pick or particularly pick who
he wished, rather, in the spirit of fairness, and to ensure that the
		
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			he appease the sentiments of all of the wives, He will draw locks. So whatever was the decision, and
whatever was the other, and whoever whoever name emerged, when drawing locks, that life, all number
of wives would travel with the prophecy love it.
		
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			And we learn on many different journeys, sometimes, not all of the wives accompanied him, but
different wives accompanied him sometimes for years, sometimes more, on some occasions, possibly
only one.
		
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			So he would draw a lot. So here what we need a shovel the alarm, describes a general rule that
whenever he would travel, it will draw lots of horses, wives, and the drawing of lots is entirely
permissible, since there's no monetary reward involved, and there's no element of risk. One of the
main reasons why gambling has been forbidden is the unacceptable level of risk, and unfairness to
all the parties involved.
		
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			So the here since there's no monetary contribution or reward, there's no gross loss to anyone or any
level of an acceptable risk. So drawing lots is permissible. And I'll speak about this further,
maybe at the end of the regarding some of the laws of drawing lots. But as a general rule, one woman
in HR of the law says, whenever the profits of love, equals send them wish to travel on a journey,
who will draw lots of monsters wives, who's ever named emerged, she would accompany him a carabiner,
as virtually he would draw lots more says wives for cottages.
		
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			So whoever have them, her name emerged in that lot. He would take her with him for uclouvain, and a
few of us out in Orissa. So he drew lots of monsters in
		
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			a military expedition, which he launched for me. So my
		
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			lot emerged, the words some means arrow. And that's how the Arabs would draw a lot. That was one
method.
		
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			In the last weeks about Medallia has said, that the priests of the temple have gathered
		
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			in order to decide who would look after
		
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			Maria Maria salon.
		
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			Each one was very eager to do so because of the her prestigious lineage, the fact that she was
dedicated to the worship of Allah in the service of the house have a life.
		
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			For this and many of the reasons the priests and the elders were all eager to singularly and
specifically and exclusively claim, the adoption and the caring and maintenance and the custody of
Miriam,
		
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			the mother of Prophet Isa alayhis salaam. So how did they do it line form the messenger some of the
law, I think, was that they drew lots, and their method of drawing lots was through pens, or marking
Villa de aplomb. Iyanya
		
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			Omar Quintanilla de
		
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			la Caesar messenger of a lot you went presence with them when they were casting their pens. Are you
		
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			Nick fuller medium that who of them would take custody of medium. So their method of drawing lots
was by throwing pens, or bamboo sticks, which were pens in the water. And whichever one either
proceeded the others or remained the float. That was a choice. Here, the Arabs, one of their methods
was they would draw arrows.
		
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			And they would have a number of arrows and who each one would choose an arrow.
		
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			So whoever's arrow would come out, so that would be their lot. This is what's referred to in the
Quran as well, where in the middle, Allah says in the middle, Humberto will amaze or will unsub when
Islam did some enamel is shaped long, that indeed, alcohol gambling, and the altars of sacrifice and
slob, these are all evil and abominations of the work of the devil. And the fourth thing which he
mentions, along with alcohol, gambling is Islam. Islam means arrows. But what particular arrows, the
arrows of divination, and the Arabs would go to holy men, whenever they wanted to do something? And
they would ask these holy men? Should I travel? Should I not travel? Should I undertake this
		
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			business enterprise? Shouldn't I? Should I marry Shouldn't I marry in all of these major decisions?
The Arabs would just like the Greeks would consult the Oracle, the Arabs would consult their holy
man, one of their ways of doing it would be three arrows of divination. So the holy man or the
		
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			soothsayer would have particular arrows, and whatever, he would randomly choose an arrow. And his
arrows were named, yes, no.
		
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			So if no came out, regardless, he would say, the arrow says, No, the arrow says, Yes, so that would
actually act on that. So the Koran says that these arrows of divination are an abomination, and the
work of sheep lamb. And the reason for that is because they would rely randomly on something such as
this. Furthermore, we use people, they their faith was not in a lab or in the butter, but rather in
these Holy Spirits, and in the occult. So abolish that a lot as the Virgil has given us, is the car
		
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			in substitution of these arrows of divination. So the arrows were used for, for divination, for
divining, portance and omens, and also to draw lots drawing lots of permissible. So the word of the
Hadeeth has certainly meaning my arrow emerged. But it doesn't mean that the prophets of the love it
wasn't actually used arrows. This was the origin of drawing lots, so it means a share. So my share
emerged. In fact, in modern Arabic, shares on the stock market are referred to as
		
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			that's one of the names given to them just means a share. So in a shot of the love and her seeds for
how to just suddenly so my share emerged for the miracle. So I went on this journey with the
prophets of Allah it was sent them
		
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			back the mountains of hijab after hijab had been revealed, meaning after the laws of hijab had been
revealed.
		
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			Now, which journey was this witch expedition was this.
		
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			This was she says that the prophets of love and evil sort of drew lines
		
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			on this particular Jen, a military expedition that he launched,
		
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			which journey was this? When was this
		
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			this journey was known as a hospital mauricia.
		
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			It has two names, actually. It was nothing more racy was what the vanilla was.
		
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			And this was in the fifth year of hitch in the month of Chava.
		
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			So,
		
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			actually, on the
		
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			second day of Shabbat, the third day of Shabbat I
		
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			mean, two nights have passed. So on the third day of Siobhan in the fifth year of hedger, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam embarks on this journey, and he remained away from the city of
Medina for approximately 28 days. He arrived just before the beginning of the month of Ramadan in
the fifth year of history.
		
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			Where did he traveled to he traveled towards the settlements or the inhabited lands of a tribe known
as
		
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			Study.
		
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			So a bit of background to the actual military expedition, because a lots happened in this journey.
		
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			A lot happened. It wasn't just a case of the famous story of a shadow of the alarm.
		
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			But much more happened. And if I can just give a summary and this is one of the reasons why we
actually studying not all the details are to be found in the Hadeeth.
		
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			The reason why this Hadeeth is so important is because it was a very important and critical period
in the life of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. As a summary, he embarks on a military
expedition known as the one animal study, campaign or the campaign of Mali see you both refer to the
same thing. He was absent for approximately a month. The hypocrites also joined him on this journey,
for reasons of their own, a battle or a raid, took place. In that raid, the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and the Muslims were victorious. About 700 of them left from Medina.
		
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			And they fought against the animal stuck the tribe or sub tribe.
		
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			They were victorious, only one Muslim died.
		
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			And the number of the enemy were defeated, were killed. But the majority of them were actually
captured. And amongst the captives, was the daughter of the leader who was known as an hateth. And
she eventually became the wife of the sort of law, some of the law I think, was one of them. And she
is the famous druidic God, it'll be in touch with her story in itself was remarkable when she
married the Prophet sallallahu wasallam all the Muslims release the all the captives. Then
		
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			later, her father and her brothers embraced Islam, most of the tribe embraced Islam. And from that
moment onwards, even though hitherto there have been enemies of Rasulullah sallallahu it some of
them, they were one of the supporting tribes, for the Muslims and even in the conquest of Makkah in
the age of Hydra, one of the
		
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			divisions, or parts of the division of the Muslim army that conquered Makkah was made up by soldiers
and the tribesmen have been studied
		
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			and will return to the journey a number of events took place, including a quarrel between
		
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			two Muslims one from Medina one from Makkah, meaning one of the Mahajan room, and one of the Tsar.
As a result of this quarrel, Abdullah will be able to saloon the leader of the hypocrites who was
actually part of this expedition. He sees this opportunity to sow discord amongst the Muslims. And
		
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			he also made comments about what sort of love some of the love it was some of them one of the young
companions heard these comments and he came and complained to the province a lot riding on some of
them
		
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			unfortunately, because I'm delighted no eveness at all was a very prominent figure.
		
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			Others argued on behalf of others argued and sincerely because some of them felt that the hobbies
even though the alarm I may have misheard, weren't the light and the weakness and was saying since
he was only a child, so he was disbelieved Abdullah ignore even subtle was believed, they did not
come in shame and embarrassment he went into hiding. And then last is the which will actually reveal
sort of the one article. And in there he proved the truthfulness and the honesty and the veracity of
the outcome of the law one and Allah revealed to him why I'm delighted and it will be even more
subtle did actually say. So this was also the, the occasion for the revelation of sort of all of the
		
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			lighting or even the civil wars forever seeking an opportunity to create trouble for the prophets of
Allah and the Muslims. And on the same journey later, closer to Medina, the when the army had
settled that night, and kept on walking in shadow the alarm
		
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			had gone out to answer the call of nature, she lost her necklace, and while searching for it, the
aunt she drifted away and the army When she returned, she realized that the camp had broken and
resumed their journey. She
		
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			in her innocence
		
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			fell asleep. And she was then discovered by Safari and wiped them out of the law one companion, who
had been appointed to act as the rear
		
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			scouser on part of the Muslim. So he came and he discovered shuttle the alarm on her. So he brought
us safely to the Muslim camp the next morning. I'm delighted no beating us at all. Again, seizing
this opportunity to sow discord create fitna he instigated a room that's suffering even Martin and
shadow the alarm had committed adultery. And this was spread in the camp. And the news spread like
wildfire and shot of the alarm on her in innocence didn't realize, when she reached Medina, she fell
ill. And then word began to filter through to her. And then for approximately a whole month, the
household of Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was in turmoil, the Muslims were in turmoil,
		
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			Medina was in turmoil. And it took a whole month
		
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			for this matter to be resolved. And it was only resolved when Allah revealed versus of sort of the
move in the levina Joe will be the men come which absolved me and I shall have the Allahu I'm have
any blame of any ill repeats and exonerated her totally and declared her innocence.
		
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			So this video is mainly about the personal trial and tragic tribulation of many inaccurate shot of
the alarm. But this is the background. So these are just some of the details that will be contained
in these. And this is why I said it's such an important heavy anyway going back so
		
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			it'll be a lot more enhanced as whenever the profits of the love it for someone will travel he would
draw lots and lots as wives. he embarks on an on an expedition and he drew lots My name came out. So
I accompanied him. Now which expedition was this? As I said this was the military expedition of the
normal study, which is also known as what I see to place in Shaban in the fifth year of Hitler.
		
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			Now, whoever normal study, where did they live?
		
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			This is important some degree so I'll explain.
		
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			The Arabs lived in a very tribal society. And one cannot actually understand much of the Sierra. All
the history of Islam and the Muslims, especially in the early days of mccahon Medina and during the
life of basalt Allah Salam Alaikum Salaam without gaining an insight into this tribal society, its
norms, its customs, its methods, and even the individual tribes and their relationship with a sort
of law. So the law it was sent them maka maka, Roma
		
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			was originally
		
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			and when I mean Originally, I don't mean from the very beginning but at least for a good few
generations before it's now many generations. For a long time, the muckety muck aroma was occupied
and controlled by Blue cozaar, a very large famous and powerful tribe, the hoosac tribe. This was
not the tribe of the what Ah, greater a different tribe, or Ah, eventually one of the leaders of the
Rh
		
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			who's known as per se will say you've no killer will say you can look it up.
		
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			He was one of the leaders of the orange, he launched an attack against Makoto macabre and he drove
out because our and or se then became the undisputed leader of Macau. And he was one of the great
grandfather's of the prophets of the law. It was one of them.
		
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			And not too far back either. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his father was Abdullah, his
father was Abdullah blood. His father was harsh and his father was abdomen Earth and abdomen laughs
father was.
		
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			So he was the conqueror of muckety muck Obama. When he conquered Makkah, he and the remaining clams
of a rage. They seized Makkah and they drove out because they're because they're dispersed around
muckety muck aroma, and they just took up residence in different areas. Because these were nomads.
They wouldn't just stay in one area but they had huge areas.
		
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			They will occupy and move with the rains and the seasons, booms that one of the sub tribes of Jose
		
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			was born was
		
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			a very powerful tribe, but it was one of the sub tribes of Gaza. They also lived in that area. So,
by the time of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam is hijra, and the time that we're the period
that we are speaking of now, in the fifth year of hijra, the baboon stallion lived to the north of
Makkah, between Makkah and Medina, but closer to Makkah, along the hedgerow routes, quite simply
parallel to the Red Sea. So they live closer to the sea. And along the route of hedgerows, and also
along the trade routes between Mecca and Sham Syria.
		
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			This was the region that they occupied. And like I said, they would move around because they were
nomadic. So when we study,
		
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			one of the areas that they would occupy along with the movement of the rains, and the seasons was a
famous Oasis or an area knots and the waste has been an area where there were many wells and natural
water, and a fertile region that was known as mauricia. So Morrissey, it was just one of the areas
that they would occupy at different times.
		
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			This is where the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam actually fought against them, and defeated
them. And it's not too far from the sea. So it was in the direction of the, from Medina it was in
the western direction, Southwestern direction. So the province of the love it was some of them in
the fifth of hidrive marched against Now why did he do so?
		
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			One of the reasons is that
		
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			in the back sort of but
		
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			the Quraysh fought against Muslims,
		
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			and were defeated.
		
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			After their defeat in the Battle of Britain in the second year of Hitler, in the month of Ramadan,
the Moroccans fluttered their revenge. And they also sought the assistance of other tribes, since
many of their most powerful leaders had been had fallen.
		
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			And one of the tribes who they sought assistance from was Burnham study.
		
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			So in the Battle of Orford,
		
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			Boustany, actually assisted the bridge in fighting the Muslims. So that was in the third year of his
life in the month of chawan.
		
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			So ever since then, the blue spirit posed a threat to the Muslims, because they had already
participated in the Battle of the Furthermore,
		
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			after the Battle of word, Boustany independently of the range, we're plotting and planning to attack
the Muslims attack Medina, and for a whole two years after the Battle of word, they were making
their preparations. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam got wind of this, and he decided to make
some inquiries. So he sent one of the companions known as worried about the alarm to balloons
Philip, and breathe out of the alarm. I'm attached to the province of the law, it was sort of a
messenger of Allah, Do I have your permission to say whatever I need to. So he granted him
permission. So what I that went to the leader of animal study, who was known as the hardest lobby,
		
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			there are now on her it was a leader, he was one who was plotting against Muslims.
		
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			so worried that will be a lot of arguments and Hadith. And he was asked by a haritha, Hawaii, she
said, I'm one of your people. And I have come
		
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			because I have learned that you wish to fight or launch an attack against Muslims. And I also wish
to achieve the same.
		
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			And I want to gather men and an army against Muslims. So heart said, well, indeed, this is what we
are planning. So by deceiving our hearts in this manner, and purporting to be one of the one of
their own.
		
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			breed that won the confidence of a heart if he acted as a spy. And through this espionage, he gained
the details of his plans. He then returned to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and notified
him of the plans of study. So Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam decided to launch a preemptive
strike against the moose Philip and he
		
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			As the companions, and they marched in the in shaba, and in the fifth year of hitch, and on this
journey who took along with him on a shuttle the alignments and surname had emerged. According to
most narrations, he was only meaning out of the Lanka. According some narrations, one of the why for
company to him, almost Cinema of the
		
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			prophets of the love, it was sort of March with approximately 700 of the companions. And when they
arrived at receive, which is one of their watering wells, where they were camped, the battle to play
the battle took place. Muslims
		
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			did not lose but one person and a number of the enemy were killed. And then the bat most of them
fled. And the reason why they were such few casualties on both sides is that when the province the
law, left Medina, and Harris would not be there are the leader of the mu stomach, he and the others
because he had been planning and preparing for two whole years after the Battle of art. And he did
not just have members of his own tribe, but other smaller tribes had joined him. When they learn
that the prophets of the love and income some of them had actually left Medina and marched in their
direction. Many of the supporting tribes abandon them, and fled. So he was only going to study a
		
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			poor left and been studied, were called by surprise, and they were quite fearful. As a result, when
the battle began, many of them fled. And the battle was swiftly over only a number of their
		
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			tribe were killed, and the Muslims only suffered one Casualty. So there were very few casualties on
both sides. Most of them, the rest were all taken captive. Now after they were taken captive, the it
was like I said, it was a tribal society. It was a tribal custom. The, the, the capsules of the
enemy, were taken back to the settlement suddenly and habitations of the victors. And they were they
were prisoners of war, rather than herding them into camps. The prisoners of war were distributed,
and each family or each of us,
		
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			a number of the fighters would take the prisoners. And this was the era of custom. It continued with
the Muslims, but the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam gave clear instructions as to how these
characters were to be treated in the bath, in fact, in the Battle of bud, and when, when the number
of the captors were taken back to Medina, what happened?
		
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			Prophet Solomon lot riding horses themselves a very small ransom, the people of the British came
paid their ransom took the captives away. Those who are unable to pay the ransom, they were offered
a number of offers. One of them was to teach the people of Medina those of them who could read and
write with teach, that teaching wasn't itself around something came free. Those who are neither
		
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			able to pay their ransom, nor did they receive the ransom from their families, nor were they able to
offer any services, the prophets of Allah it was some of them gave those Muslims a choice of freeing
them, he encouraged him to free them for the sake of Allah. And many of them were those who weren't.
We were under clear instructions to treat them fairly, to the extent that they were to be this habit
of the alarm would feed them better food than they would feed themselves.
		
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			And this is a reason why many of them embrace Islam. So here as well, the capsules were taken.
		
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			And
		
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			once the dust of the battle had settled, when the capsules had been taken, one of the capsules was
Julia, who was the daughter of the same leader at heart if there are, so she came, she was given
over to the responsibility of one of the
		
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			one of the heart of the alarm. So she came she agreed with him that if I pay my ransom, will you
free me? He agreed. She had no means to pay the ransom. She came to the province to love it.
		
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			And
		
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			she was extremely beautiful morning and shuttle the alarm rates and one lady that since she was on
that journey, she was in her tent with the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and she saw Dwayne
iya come. So when she saw her, she realized how
		
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			captivating she was her words while she was captivating to the eye. And she said, as soon as I saw
her,
		
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			I knew that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam would see what I could see
		
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			We have her
		
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			and she broke the law Heidi who Sullivan said to him, or messenger of Allah.
		
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			I have come into the share of such and such a person and I've agreed to pay him a ransom. And he
would free and emancipate me.
		
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			But I have no means to pay that ransom and therefore I've come to you to seek assistance in paying
my ransom.
		
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			Now, before I continue, I'd also like to mention something else. Some of you may recall, that I've
mentioned before the story of Sophia.
		
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			Sophia, the Allahu anhu was one of the wives of the Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam, and Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam married her in the
		
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			seventh year of hedra. After the Battle of haber. She was the daughter of the leader of one of the
Jewish tribes of Medina, but on the lead, her father's name was even after
		
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			she was married.
		
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			And
		
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			she had not been married for long.
		
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			One day in her marriage, she saw a dream. And in the dream, she saw the moon fall in her lap.
		
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			So she related this to her husband.
		
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			So he slept.
		
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			And he said, You're dreaming of the king of yesterday.
		
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			You're dreaming of the Kingdom of yesterday, yesterday was the name given to Medina before the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam called him. So you're dreaming of the king of yesterday.
		
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			And according some report, she related the stream to her father also who also hit her.
		
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			When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam married her.
		
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			He offered to her. Sophie Oh, the alarm rang her. He said to her that
		
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			if you wish.
		
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			You can go free if you wish. I offer you my hand in marriage Do you accept? So her words were Sofia
robiola home and she said or messenger of Allah? If I dreamt of marrying you before Islam, then How
about now?
		
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			So she married. Now that was the story of Sophia the daughter
		
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			in the seventh year of hedger. She dreamt that the move forward in her lap, drearier the daughter of
Fibonacci there are according to one eration she, three days before the Battle of Memorial study She
dreamt hers was very similar with just one further detail. She dreamt that the moon traveled from
the direction of Medina, which she described as yesterday and fell into her lap.
		
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			She says, I hope as a result of this dream, I hoped for something but she didn't know exactly what
it was.
		
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			So when this battle took place, and then she came to the province to love it, who sent them she said
the art of sort of live come seek your assistance and paying the ransom Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam said, should I not offer you something even better? She said WhatsApp Messenger of Allah. He
said, that
		
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			I teach you as a wife into my marriage.
		
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			And I pay the ransom. She said, Of course on messenger of Allah. So he agreed to pay off the ransom.
And he took her as alive when the Sahaba of the alarm.
		
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			The alarm relates that when the Muslims
		
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			heard that the province of the love and even some marriage we leave, all the captives were in the
hands of the Muslims, approximately 700 of them
		
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			on a shuttle the alarm says, Muslims all released their capitalism said as harder so the law is the
law. It was seldom that the people of women will steal it are the in laws of the messengers of the
law. It was a lump and they were all released without any ransom. Then a shot of the alarm her
continues and says that I do not know of any woman who was a greatest source of blessing and Baraka
for all her people than God the daughter had had.
		
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			At this time, the Muslims have moved away from the mall study.
		
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			From what I see now, now they have started to return to
		
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			Madina munawwara what actually they were still counted on what I see. But the battle had taken place
and the woman was Philip had fled. So they weren't there only the Muslims along with the capsules
were no more AC. And all of this happened. Now as far as her father is concerned, father was a
leader of study.
		
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			Later, he came to Medina to munawwara. And you can see the profits of the love it he was a prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam spoke to him.
		
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			And
		
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			he
		
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			encouraged him to embrace Islam as a result. And one of the things he did well, the prophets of the
love, it encouraged him to embrace Islam. So he and his sons, the brothers of God out of the love
and embraced Islam, and the remainder of the animal study
		
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			also embraced Islam. And from that moment onwards, they became one of the leading supporting tribes
of the Muslims. And as I said, they even participated in the battle in the conquest of Mecca in the
eighth year of Hitler. So this was a background, the this was a phenomenal split, the tribes sub
tribe of Hosea, and this campaign is known as both of those who started the campaign. And the
campaign of mauricie. And both names boosted it because that was the name of the tribe. And what I
see, because that was the name of the actual location where the battle took place. So this is the
background. So I'm walking in and shot of the alarm here says that 400 Americans back the mountains
		
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			that have a job that I left with the profits, a lot of it was on them, after the job had been
revealed, meaning after the laws of hijab had been revealed, and as you know, the laws of hijab
weren't introduced in the very beginning of Islam or even in the very beginning of life in Medina
after the hedra. But there were stages, gradual stages, and the final seal in the gradual
introduction of hijab was when, after the marriage of Xena, Binky, jack should have the alarm on
her, when a large reveal the verse of sort of
		
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			what Matan,
		
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			what are your job to come up out of the Blue Beam? Well, this was one of the stages and in the
province of Allah subhanho wa Taala encouraged the believers that if you need if you ask for
anything from the lives of the prophets of Allah, it was then do so from behind a hijab. So the
marriage of Zayn have been to Joshua Viola and her and her and the river, the revelation of the laws
of hijab work before this particular expedition. So that's why the inherent shuttle the alarm her
says I went out with a prophet sallallahu it was send them back the mountains and have a job after
the job had been revealed, meaning the law of Job had been sent down for an amount of fee, Whoa,
		
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			that was a little fee.
		
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			And I would be carried in a litter.
		
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			I will be bogged down.
		
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			in it. Here, she describes how she would actually travel.
		
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			After the laws of hijab have been revealed her manner of traveling with the province, the law, it
was in a holding edge and a holding edge.
		
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			This is an Arabic word. But you find this even in English, because it's very precise. It was a it
was a letter, which would be carried by a number of people.
		
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			And I'm sure you know what's literary is
		
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			that it would be carried by a number of people and the whole image was a certain type of litter,
which was covered with drapes and a canopy.
		
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			You may have seen pictures of it so
		
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			it'll be a lot more emphasized that a special litter would be prepared to me and it would be lowered
onto the ground. She would sit inside and it was a enclosed canopy with blankets or veils and
drapes. And then the whole little would be lifted by a number of people. So she would sit inside the
whole little would be lifted, placed on the camera over a saddle. And that's how she would travel.
When she needed to dismount. The whole litter would be brought down by the assistance and place
		
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			On the ground, they would disperse and then she would emerge.
		
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			This is a very important detail because explains part of what happened later. So she says for what
for an optimal fee hold the gym, but ones that are fee and would be carried in a litter and carried
on to the common ones that have V and I would, when I would dismount, I would be brought down in the
same litter which would be covered under a canopy for still now have that in there for a lot of
civil law. It's a law my legal system and the husband the heat.
		
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			So we traveled until when a last messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
		
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			ended this expedition of his walk often, and he returned IE towards Medina, with the no nominal
Medina tea. And we drew close to Medina and the lady from the regime, he made an announcement at
night for
		
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			the camp to break the veil and for everyone to travel to resume their journey. Now, here on what we
mean shall be Allah has not gone into the details of the expedition or some of the other
occurrences, especially that's part that I spoke of when I'm delighted Norway eveness at all,
attempted to sow discord amongst the Muslims. And what actually happened between him the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wasallam, the young companions aid of the alarm. So he or she speaks of the
continuation of the journey until they arrived to the last halt just before and Medina from one
hour. And she then begins that whole section. This is a new section, and it will take some time, so
		
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			I'll actually stop here. The lines will be stuck halfway in the middle.
		
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			And inshallah next week, I'll detail the
		
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			account of Abdullah hypnobabies. First of all, the lead of the hypocrites, and what happened between
him and the Prophet salallahu alaihe salam on this journey. his involvement is important because he
also explains his involvement in the slander in the calumny against all men in HR or the alarm,
which happened later. So at every stage of the journey of the light, nobody even said all the lead
of the hypocrites he along with his henchmen made every attempt to cause trouble for the Muslims.
And that was, had always been the case. And the reason why I am delighted no weakness at all, was
one of the leaders of the tribe, again, a very tribal society, Medina, was occupied by five large
		
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			tribes as well as other smaller clans and sub tribes. Three of these tribes with Jewish windowpane
aka the lead and bonobos, and two of them were Arabs, and has knowledge.
		
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			And ultimately Olson has an edge where related they both came from the same tribe. And two of their
ancestors were both brothers and Olson cousins were collectively known as one or beta, but they
became rivals bitter rivals eventually. And but they were the dominant force in Medina before the
coming over sort of law, some of the law writing some of them so blue plane, aka sorry, aos and
hazard edge. And, in fact, this was one of the reasons why the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam
was invited to Medina, because the Arabs also hazards were forever fighting amongst themselves, and
even the Jewish tribes were divided. So there were two camps in Medina. One camp consisted of one
		
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			Arab tribe,
		
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			along with
		
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			one Jewish tribe, and the other camp consisted of two Jewish tribes and one Arab tribe. So whenever
the Arabs fought each other, the Jewish tribes would fight against each other, alongside their
allies. And this was the situation in Medina. Their war between us and the husband had lasted more
than a whole generation. And a whole generation of people had grown up in Medina, knowing only
battles, strife and war.
		
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			And they were close to annihilating themselves. This was interdesign warfare. So a number of them
came to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam in the very beginning, some of the 106 of them came
to the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
		
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			before the hijra, and they spoke to him and offered him the opportunity to come to Medina and serve
as an arbitrator as a lead
		
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			As someone as a unifying force, otherwise the whole oasis of yathrib which was what it was called
before the Prophet, some love it some named Medina before the whole of your thread would perish. So
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam ultimately later accepted the offer. Now,
		
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			Abdullah lion or even as a law was one of the leaders of the husband's try,
		
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			but he was a very shrewd politician.
		
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			As a result, what he would do is in some of the battles, he would remain aloof, he wouldn't actually
participate in the battles. So even though he was one of the coverage, he wouldn't participate in
all of their battles. As a result, he was regarded as a very shrewd politician,
		
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			a mover and shaker and someone extremely influential very widely.
		
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			And before the coming of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, some of the people of Medina since
they were looking for someone to appoint, who would act as a unifying force. Many of the people of
Medina were looking up to Abdullah have not alone to serve as this unifying leader who would unite
the warring factions of Medina.
		
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			He was extremely insulted. And not only in salted, they felt very indignant and passed over, because
some members of his own tribe that way went to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam and invited
him to come to Medina, six of them went first, the next year more went. And then the third year, a
whole number of went approximately 75. And they were the ones who finally gave him there. And he
agreed with them that he would come to Medina, but the ones who actually instigated all of this or
set this into motion, and who were the most influential in winning the support of Rasulullah
sallallahu. So then I'm actually inviting him to Medina, we're members of the Hasidic shrine, so I'm
		
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			alive. Nobody even said all this was insults upon upon insult. When the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam did arrive in Medina, and he was then hailed and recognized as the leader. So even though
people did not believe in his religion, he was accepted as the ultimate traditional military and
political authority in Medina, by all the factions that almost accepted Him. The husband's tribe
accepted Him, even the Jewish tribes accepted Him. And that's why we have the documents and the
Constitution of Medina that was drawn up between the Muslims and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, and all of the people this was in fact, one small nation state. All of them have their
		
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			rights and their responsibilities and their duties, regardless of their faith. So
		
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			I'm delighted, no vagueness at all felt that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had robbed of
his leadership and kingship. Otherwise he had dreamt off and aspire to and was well on his way to
becoming the uncrowned king of Medina. And this was swept from under his feet, by mother he felt
than the prophets and the love it was Sunday. So he had a personal animosity towards a messenger,
some alarm, I think, or something. And apart from that, there was a new factor, which is that in
Makkah, the Muslims were few in number, they were oppressed, they were suppressed. The week, there
were the words one united force, not because of any disarray amongst them, but because they just
		
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			came from individual families. They couldn't even offer their prayers in a in congregation, or when
they came to Medina, they became a community and a home and a society of their own, as a result of
which
		
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			they were a bigger threat than they had ever been to anyone in Makkah. So, in Medina, a number of
the people, inhabitants from all the tribes, they embraced Islam extensively, and apparently, simply
because they wanted their way with the Muslims, but at the same time, they didn't want they they
never believed, but because of the new authority and the power and the influence of the Muslims,
they decided to join them. There was a large group of them. Well, there was a large group of them.
And the leader of the hypocrites was Mum, other than Abdullah ignore even subtle. So he was he did
become a lead. But he he became a leader of the monarchy boom, that hypocrites
		
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			and he played a prominent role. He would always do this in the Battle of word in the third year of
hijra when British attacked Medina,
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu wasallam
		
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			spoke to the companions and said to them
		
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			What should we do? We have learned that the holidays are marching to Medina. So should we remain
inside the city and defend our homes from within? Or should we go out and face them in open battle?
		
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			So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, initially he himself was of the opinion that we should
remain within the city, but many of the companions in their passion and in their fervor, they
		
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			they said no messenger of Allah, let us go out
		
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			and face them in open battle, not remain within the city. And this is what a law refers to in the
Quran when he says, what are the manana multiman public and telco a
		
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			room that indeed you were hoping and aspiring to death
		
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			before you met death, well, here you are. Now you have witnessed that meaning after the Battle of so
this verse was after the Battle of the mountain, you have witnessed it, and you stared at death in
your face. So some of us have out of the love, even their passion and fervor. They said, Let's go
out and face them and open battle.
		
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			Abdullah, Abdullah ignore even at all,
		
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			never wants to fight himself. He never wanted anyone else to fight. He was secretly hoping that the
Muslims would remain in the city and they that they will be overrun by the breach. And therefore,
they have to live in obedience of all and his henchmen, and the hypocrites and the rest of Arabia
will be relieved of the profits of the law abiding or salon the Muslims once and for all. So he was
adamant and he was insisting that no we should remain. The province of the law. It was something for
his own reasons was actually of the opinion that we should remain in the city. But this habit of the
alarm rang him in their passion and fervor. Some of them said, let us face an open battle.
		
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			Eventually, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam accepted the opinion of those who said we should
go out and find so the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam left the center of the city of Medina,
the masjid and his home and he marched towards operate, which was regarded as being outside the city
or the settlements of Medina, Abdullah hypnobabies all joined him he had to
		
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			but Abdullah ignore even assault was in charge of 300 men. So the province the law, it was still in
March with 700 Abdullayev nobody even subtle match with 300,000 people in total, or Ah, numbered
over 3000. And as I said earlier, they were assisted by others, including bedrooms, stunning, right
at the last moment, I'm delighted or even subtle, turned around and told his 300 party, go back to
your homes. So right at the last juncture of the love and obedience of all plotted to abandon the
Muslims and leave them to that fact. Again, this was very concerning and hurtful to the Muslims, and
it reduced the numbers and left the Muslims vulnerable. So no matter how far you go back, whether it
		
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			was in the battle, or whether it was on other occasions, including this occasion, Abdullah ignore
even the salon lost no opportunity to
		
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			hurt and harm and trouble and inconvenience the Muslims. And he had a personal hatred and animosity
towards a prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. So there were political reasons for what he did. But
there were also very viable personal reasons why he directly targeted risala some of the law it was
some of them that's why we will learn in the heavies later on one okay. When moving in actual the
alarm and how was slandered the province of the law, it was sort of stood up and said, who will
excuse me, about someone who's hurt has reached me to such an extent that he was a he has even hurt
me in my family. And that was until like nobody even civil, he left no stone unturned.
		
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			So he had very vile personal reason, and he attacked and hurt the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, even in his family, Mr. Pamela, the Compassionate witness all the laughs and the love it,
some of them. But when Abdullah even subtle died, his son came to the province to love it, and said
to him, or messenger of Allah pray that love, at least lightens the punishment of my father. So the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam took his mantle his cloak and gave it to his son and said, use
this as a shroud for your father
		
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			and he
		
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			He went to his grave and prayed for him.
		
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			And the Lord revealed the verse what are the
		
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			matters?
		
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			that do not pray over any one of them who,
		
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			who has died and did not stand over his grave. That verse was particularly revealed about the
Prophet Sall Allahu alayhi wa sallam, when he
		
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			prayed and stood over the grave of Abdullah, you know, even civil.
		
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			That was his compassion,
		
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			no matter what he did. So I'm delighted when obedience played a very important part in this as well
as well, but in actuality, a lot doesn't mention the other things that he did. She does mention the
role he played in slandering her and instigating this calumny against her. So in Charlotte, I'll
speak about the one on the hypocrites, what actually happened on that occasion in the same
expedition, and the revelation of sort of a one off and then with that, we will continue with the
rest of the headings of I shall do.
		
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			I pray that Allah subhanho wa Taala enables us to understand some of the laws and the man after he
was sued in the Vietnam human society.
		
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