Riyadul Haqq – The Prophet & Heraclius, The Roman Emperor Part 1

Riyadul Haqq

In this lesson, the events leading up to the conversation with Abu Sufyan and the world scene are explained. This hadith is a must for anybody wishing to learn more about the seerah to find out how Rasul Allah was viewed by other rulers and even his enemies.

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The transcript discusses the history of the Prophet sallali Alayhi wa sallam, a true messenger foretold in scriptures. The period from the 16th of July to the present day is described, with mentions of the announcement of the Prophet sallaru Alayhi wa sallam and the truce of the young king. The history of the European Empire, including the rise of the Eastern Roman Empire to become the western, is also discussed. The Prophet sallali wa sallam's actions, including his mission to obtain information related to the spirits and supernatural, and his trade mission to obtain information related to the spiritual world, were important events in the period. The transcript also touches on the importance of lineage in culture and its significance in the Iran-NAV war.

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			when our rules have been learned and sure enough cinnamon see the
		
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			some of the larger dharana and he will and he asked me about
		
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			my bag referrals been lurking in the shape of a regime similar
		
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			in the law, how am I the equatorial you saw Long Island in the
		
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			structure listeners, as announced we've gathered here today
		
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			for the study and commentary of
		
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			a very famous long
		
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			from
		
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			namely the heavies
		
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			popularly referred to as heavy metal hit up the heavy use of heraclius
		
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			it's a very long duration, in which I'm delighted not bearse it'll be Allahu Allah cousin, brother,
the profits from the law legal some of them.
		
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			He relates from, of all Sophia,
		
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			another distant cousin of the profits in the law, it wasn't
		
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			his meaning of Josephine's experience when he wants travelled after the Treaty of her they be
		
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			up north to Shanghai,
		
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			where they would regularly travel for their trade.
		
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			And then on that occasion of josephian was summoned, along with his companions of the caravan
		
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			to the Royal Courts of heraclius, the Byzantine Roman Emperor, who then questioned
		
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			in great detail about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam,
		
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			his companions, his message, his mission,
		
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			his characteristics, and his character,
		
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			after which, Heraclitus was convince, at least in his mind and heart, that the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam was a true messenger of Allah, and that he was the final messenger foretold in the
earliest scriptures. However,
		
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			in the Galatia, the man looked over
		
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			the menu as of last season, and addressing the messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, very lean, you
cannot guide whom you wish,
		
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			but rather Allah guides who he wishes so despite being convinced and heart and mind that he was the
true final messenger as foretold in the earliest scriptures, you're actually eventually chose not to
believe and the details of
		
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			this whole story inshallah we will come across as we proceed with the reading and the column shift.
		
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			Now
		
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			let me at least begin the headings and then I'll come into detail. So for those of you who are
following from the original
		
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			book of man Hardy, ladies collection,
		
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			is number seven.
		
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			Also, in the abridged version, it's also in the seven in the
		
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			less now than
		
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			in a moment of behati. Life la all with an uninterrupted chain of narration from me to the man
McCarty lies
		
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			at the center of William O'Neal
		
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			and his hoodie
		
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			obey the law, the law
		
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			or the law,
		
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			not the law
		
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			or the law
		
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			Abuja man
		
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			related to Mr. Buhari says that when your man and her come over Matthew related to as he said shame
informed us from zuri that obey the law had not Abdullah had not
		
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			informed us that Abdullah had a burst of the alarm Nkrumah informed him. That's all stuff you can
even help, but the alarm informed him.
		
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			So this is a chain of narration. Ultimately Manmohan Singh with his chain relates from the companion
app the live births of the Allahumma correlates from another companion of all Sophia of the
Allahumma Jemaine, who then relates the full story.
		
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			And he begins with the words of my hero,
		
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			I was selected a few Rockman Quraysh that heraclius sent word to him, amongst
		
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			other members of a caravan of the fish.
		
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			Now, before we proceed with the actual Hadees, let me put some background to the whole narration.
		
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			The period we are speaking is after
		
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			the Treaty of Arabia
		
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			in the 16th of July,
		
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			when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam emigrated from Medina,
		
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			in the second year of hedgerow we had the battle and
		
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			then the
		
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			Battle of art in the third year, then in the fifth year, there was the campaign or the Battle of the
trench was over 100. And then a year later,
		
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			in the 60s of Hitler, there was the
		
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			treaty and the truth of who they be. And the backdrop to that was
		
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			that when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam left
		
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			in the
		
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			first year well, at the time of the hedger
		
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			in the 53rd year of his life,
		
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			the Muslims were in a very weak position, and they were only approximately 80 or so emigrants. But
gradually, the numbers increase the strength of the Muslims increase their confidence rose, and then
there was a battle of weather, in which, although they were overwhelmed and outnumbered,
		
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			they scored a decisive victory against the Irish. A year later, there was a battle.
		
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			There was a slight setback, but ultimately, the Muslims were still victorious, although there was a
huge setback.
		
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			And they suffered. But then in the fifth year of hedra, within five years of the immigration, the
position of the Muslims was much stronger to the extent that although the Grange had gathered a huge
army
		
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			well over 10,000 they were unable to penetrate the defenses of the Muslims. And eventually, after
laying siege to the city of Medina, for some time, they
		
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			broke away, and we returned to Makkah. It was on that occasion that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi
wasallam actually announced in the fifth year of hitch after the Battle of the trench, that they
will never march against us now, rather, we will march against them. So, in five years, the position
was now reversed. So the next year in the 60 of
		
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			the provinces sallallahu alayhi wa sallam very peacefully made an intention of traveling to Makkah,
returning to his birthplace and the holy city, for the very first time, with peaceful intentions of
only performing the Umrah pilgrimage.
		
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			He starts off with approximately 1400 companions, but
		
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			the man can still rule.
		
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			maka Quraysh. And therefore,
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam counts approximately six miles from Makkah at a place called
de Vere. And he then sent a messenger smile of nasaan all the love and His own Son in law in order
to negotiate with the
		
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			terms of entry into the city, and being allowed to peacefully perform their Anglican pilgrimage, and
then leave. However, the Polish was still bitter enemies, and they refused. Eventually, rumors
spread
		
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			That's a sign of a family your loved one who still hadn't returned had been killed. The Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam took the pledge of the companions. And then later, the rumors were
dispelled. And this led to a stalemate, the British refused to allow them entry and have out of the
alumni who refuse to return to Medina. Eventually there was a negotiation between the Moroccans and
the Muslims. And this resulted in the treaty or the truce of today via a truce which, on the
surface, was totally in favor of the operation
		
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			and was rather lopsided, and in fact quite disadvantageous to the Muslims. But the profits and the
love it was seldom accepted. And later Allah revealed verses of the Quran which confirmed to him
that that truce of her baby in the sixth year of hedger was actually a victory for him. And enough
of him will be in verily we have
		
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			scored a decisive victory, a clear decisive victory for you. And the meaning of this verse will
become clear as we study the Hadees.
		
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			As part of that truth, they be the two city states of Medina Now lay down their arms and entered
into a 10 year truce, during which they were allowed free passage and without fear of harassment.
		
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			And the Muslims could resume their trade from Makkah to the north to Sham because this was their
livelihood. And in those six years from the time of the Hitler, till the Treaty of today via
although the Moroccans attempted to trade, it was very risky, whichever route they took, whether it
was from mud gutter, Sham, direct north, or whether it was from mcda to Iraq, northeast, either way,
the Muslims of Medina who they're anti tribes would lay
		
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			siege to their caravans would chase them and would engage them in battle.
		
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			And that's exactly what happened in the Battle of budder in the second year of hedger. It was the
same abuse of young who led a trade caravan from Makkah, up north to Sham on the return Jen, the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam set out with over 300 men. In order to intercept this trade
caravan, Abu Sufyan cleverly verged, and took a detour to the right, ie returning south and
therefore he ran parallel to the Red Sea on the coast. The Muslims missed him. The caravan was safe,
but the array issue had come out of Makkah in order to defend the caravan. They now persisted. And
they said we will face the mccanns this eventually led to the Battle of better. So the background to
		
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			the Battle of better was the same trade caravan, under the leadership of a boss of yarn from Makkah,
to Sham, so after this Treaty of Westphalia in the 16th of July, the Muslims now felt at ease, and
they were allowed free passage without fear of being molested or harassed in any way. So also young
led a caravan of trade from MK aftershock.
		
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			And he says in another generation, although it's not mentioned here in this generation of body, that
there was not a single household in Makkah, no man or woman who had not given me some investment in
that trade caravan. So it was a huge caravan we took advantage of this treaty and truce with the
Muslims. And we departed from Makkah up north to Sham and there were approximately 30 people with
him in in that caravan. They were come at us. In charm, and charm. I'm going to repeat this word
over and over again, because it comes in the Hades Sham
		
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			traditionally was referred to as the area today covered by Palestine,
		
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			Lebanon, the Levant, Jordan, and Syria, and even parts of Turkey, southern parts of Turkey,
Anatolia. And so this whole region was traditionally called sharm. And that's what's being referred
to in the Hadees. Now before we continue with the story of Abu Sufyan himself, the division of
Arabia at the time was such that remember the story took place after the Treaty of Westphalia. So
between the Treaty of a baby and the conquest of Makkah, possibly
		
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			In the seventh or eighth year of hygiene.
		
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			Now,
		
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			the whole of Arabia at that time was divided in such a way that the Muslims ruled Medina, the
British ruled.
		
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			There were some tribes that were allies of the orange. There were other tribes that were allies of
the Muslims in Medina. And there were many other tribes that were still totally independent. And
that's as far as Southern Arabia is concerned, central and southern Arabia. But as far as northern
Arabia is concerned, the north west of Arabia, the north and northwest of Arabia, and in fact, the
Northeast, all the tribes in the north, were mainly Christian, the Blue
		
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			Ribbon will play the banjo lesson, the North Assam, these are all huge tribes in the north of
Arabia, they were all predominantly Christian, and the most powerful tribe to the northwest of
Arabia, in modern day, Jordan, etc, was the menorah, Hassan, Hassan and Arabs, and these were Arabs,
these were proper.
		
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			Well, these were ethnic Arabs, however, they had become Christian mainly, and they were also allies,
and the vassals of the Byzantine Roman Empire, to the north, and to the north east, the most
powerful Arab tribe, who are again Arabs, but they were also Christian, but of a different
denomination. And they were the luck means known as a blue luck. And they were the allies and the
vassals of the sassanid Persian Empire to the east, in the northeast of Arabia. Now, these tribes,
they acted as a buffer zone between the southern and central tribes of Arabia, and the sassanid
Persian Empire and the Byzantine Roman Empire. Now,
		
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			I keep on saying Byzantine Roman Empire, and the
		
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			title of the talk is the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and heraclius, the Roman Emperor.
		
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			But we aren't speaking about the Western Roman Empire.
		
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			In the early parts of the fourth century, Constantine was the sole emperor of the whole of the Roman
Empire.
		
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			But the Roman Empire had been going through huge upheavals, and it was wracked with internal
conflict as well as external threats and dark under a dire economic position. So what happened is
Constantine who after some civil fighting had become the sole emperor of the whole Roman Empire, he,
he decided to shift his capital
		
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			and center of power from Rome, in modern day Italy, to the eastern part of the Roman Empire. And
there was a city there known as Byzantium. And that's where modern day to stand bull is. So he he
chose Byzantium as the city for his new capital. And he developed Byzantium and establishes new
capital there, which he named after himself, Constantinople. So an Arabic it's referred to as
porcelain Dini. So Byzantium was an ancient Greek city in the modern day city of Istanbul, in 330,
of the Christian calendar.
		
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			Constantine shifted his capital capital there, and developed the city and named it Constantinople.
		
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			Ever since then, because Constantine was a very powerful Emperor. In fact, he's famous for many
reasons, including the fact that he was instrumental in establishing modern day Christianity as
predominantly practiced throughout the world because he sets up a Council of Nicea in 325, just five
years before the establishing of Constantinople. He sets up a Council of Nicea, which I've referred
to in previous commentaries of the Hadeeth in which he had his Council of clergy and bishops, etc,
declare all the other scriptures and gospels to be non canonical, and heretical. And these four were
chosen the gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and john, were chosen in order to form the core of the
		
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			New Testament. And all of the gospels were declared heretical, and many of these other gospels
contain details about the Prophet Musa alayhis salaam, many
		
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			But not to be found in the four gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and john. So he was famous for many
reasons, he was the one who publicly declared his conversion from Roman paganism to Christianity.
And ever since then,
		
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			Christianity was preferred, and eventually became the state religion. And that's why only after the
time of Constantine, and after the establishing of Constantinople, was Christianity permanently
linked with the Roman Empire. So he was famous for many reasons. And that's
		
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			that's the history of Constantinople. And that's why you feature so prominently in this heavy now
later, at the time of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. The after Constantine declared
Constantinople to be his new capital, the Western Roman Empire fell into decline. In fact, it was
invaded by the northern Europeans and more than one occasion, Rome was sacked on a number of
occasions. So the center of power, culture, learning em Christianity, became the eastern part of the
Roman Empire, they're buying that from them are known as the Byzantine Roman Empire. So when I say
Byzantine Roman Empire, that's what I'm speaking of.
		
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			At the time of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was
born in 570. c, and heraclius, was born five years after him.
		
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			And eventually, he came to rule and he came to power, around about the same time that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam declared his prophet
		
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			but actually before that, but he, he, although he rose to power, he wasn't able to consolidate his
rule, until around about the same time that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam and announced his
profits. In any case, heraclius became the Byzantine Roman Empire and is very famous for a number of
reasons. He was highly intelligent, in fact, of all so fiance's in one duration, but I have never
met a man more intelligent than your axios. So, and he's famous for many reasons, because there's
military campaigns against the Persians. Now, during that time, a lot was happening and mentioning
this because all of this was happening in the background. And it was paving the way for the Prophet
		
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			sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and this habit of the alarm.
		
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			And some of this is even referenced in the Quran.
		
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			Even before the hedgerows, even before the emigration
		
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			once the Muslims were just a small group of people in Makkah, they would receive reports of what was
happening up north because Arabia was always a battleground for the influence of the surrounding
Empire.
		
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			And
		
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			the Byzantine Roman Empire here actually his himself was in a constant state of war
		
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			with and his predecessor with the Persian Empire. Now,
		
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			the Byzantines were Christian people of the book people of Scripture, and the Persians was our
Astrium fire worshippers, magazines, and they were regarded as being pagans and polytheists. So even
before the hedger, a small group of Muslims and MacArthur macabre, they actually identified with the
Byzantine Romans and the orangish, the pagan Arabs, they identified with the Persians, and with
these battles award that have been a constant state of war, intimate into war between the Persian
Empire and the Byzantine Roman Empire for hundreds of years. And again, at the time of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam things were flaring up. So during that time, while some Muslims were
		
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			few,
		
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			a handful in Makkah, the Persians scored a huge victory over the Romans, and they captured most of
their land, including Jerusalem.
		
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			And they even carried away the True Cross which Christians traditionally believed was the same cross
in which the Prophet Isa alayhis salaam was crucified although Muslims don't believe that.
		
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			So the True Cross was carried away by the Persians, Jerusalem was ransacked.
		
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			Jerusalem was sacked and heraclius
		
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			His whole empire shrunk to such a degree that he took refuge in Constantinople. And the only area of
control he had was in Constantinople.
		
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			He was besieged in zone City. In fact, he even thought of fleeing Constantinople, and traveling to
Carthage and North Africa and abandoning the capital city altogether. That's how dire things were.
At that time, the Persians began taunting the Muslims and saying, see, our pagan brothers, the
Persians, they overwhelmed and vanquish your brothers in faith, the Christians, you are People of
the Scripture just like they are you believe in one God, you believe in monotheism just as they do.
And we believe in policy policies and we are pagans. So if your God was true,
		
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			I'm only repeating their tones. If your God was true, why did he allow the Persians, our brothers in
paganism, and polytheism, to defeat your brethren, in monotheism, and in in Scripture. So the
Muslims were
		
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			not only offended, but quite overwhelmed by this last panel with data revealed verses of the poor
and the beginning of sort of doctrine.
		
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			And the whole sort of has been named after this beginning verse. And that's why it's called the
Romans. So this is what the surah is referring to at the beginning of the Surah At least last panel
Donna says le flam mean holy battle room. Fie Adnan out of the womb in Baghdad.
		
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			Feed me the llama Roman abdomen bad way Almighty
		
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			Allah in Seoul, Romania,
		
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			y de la la la Wagga.
		
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			The moon Yeah, the Mona Lisa
		
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			dunia
		
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			Allah subhanho wa Taala says le flam mean, the Romans have been defeated.
		
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			In a land close by, but they after their defeat, will soon try.
		
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			To allow belongs the affair both before and after.
		
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			And on that day, meaning on the day of the triumph of the Romans, the believer shall rejoice.
		
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			By the assistance of Allah, He assists whom He wills and he is almighty All Merciful. This is the
promise of Allah. And Allah does not fail in this promise. But most people do not know. They only
know the appearance of the worldly life, and they are heedless and neglectful of the hearer. So
Allah revealed these verses in which he made a promise that the Romans would defeat the Persians.
And at the time, he looked impossible, because the
		
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			the Romans had been overrun throughout their round throughout all their regions. In fact, heraclius
had even thought of abandoning his capital and fleeing the continents.
		
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			And the Muslims awaited that day when the rolls will be reversed, and the Romans would defeat the
Persians. And it did happen, but many, many years later, eventually, the Romans did defeat the
Persians in a series of striking military campaigns. And this is why heraclius is famed as a
military leader, because he was quite successful in totally reversing the fate of the Byzantine
Roman Empire. And after being besieged in his own capital, and even intending to flee it, there came
a time within a few years when he defeated the Persian Empire in their realm. And in order to pay
homage, and thanks to God, he made a pilgrimage on foot to Jerusalem.
		
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			And remarkably, it was when he arrived in Jerusalem
		
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			that he received the letter of the prophecy.
		
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			So this was the background. Now
		
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			of course, you can relate to this heavy and
		
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			at that time when he had this experience of all Sofia and wasn't Muslim either, he only embraced
Islam the eighth year of hedger at the time of the conquest of Mecca.
		
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			Now before
		
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			allow me to actually begin the heavy so as I said earlier, have all sorts of young people to help
informed and delighted members of the alumni
		
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			Homer, that you're up here Atlas.
		
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			Absolutely, if you're I mean Quraysh, that you're actually a sent word to him or sent a messenger to
him in a caravan of the British. Now,
		
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			for those of you who are following the Hades,
		
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			I'd like you to skip to the later part of the heavy where the words are
		
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			stackable aelia We're here
		
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			for the rest of us.
		
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			In order to understand the heavy, there's a bit of background,
		
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			more background, and that's actually mentioned in the heavy. So let me explain directly as being
Roman and Byzantine Roman Emperor. He was also very, a very devout Christian.
		
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			And he actually used to study the his Christian scriptures.
		
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			But he also used to dabble in soothsaying, fortune telling and astrology.
		
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			And what happened is, that when he arrived in
		
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			Jerusalem,
		
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			to unfold as a pilgrimage,
		
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			to pay thanks to Allah for his victory over the Persians,
		
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			although he should have been elated, and overjoyed, and he wants, triumphant, proud,
		
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			joyous and grateful to God.
		
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			However, one day, all of a sudden, he woke up,
		
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			Ill tempered.
		
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			For some time before that, because he was a soothsayer, he also had knowledge of the Christian
scriptures.
		
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			And he dabbled in fortune telling.
		
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			He had been reading the stars, he had been looking at
		
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			the astrological sounds, he had been conferring with his astrologers, and other fortune tellers and
soothsayers and looking at the scriptures.
		
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			And many things led him
		
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			to believe that something great was about to happen.
		
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			One man,
		
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			he dreamt. And the next morning when he woke up, he was very ill tempered. And that's what's
referred to in the study. So those of you who are reading towards the end of the Hadith that says,
what kind of novel Sahaba elior were heroes, support from Allah Masada, Sham, you had this. So it's
mentioned that.
		
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			So he says last night, in some narrations, as mentioned that his sort of dream and in this
narration, it just says that he was consulting the astrologers and looking at the zodiacal signs
themselves. And he realized, and he was convinced that what he saw was that the king of the
circumcised people
		
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			is rising to power has become powerful.
		
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			And so the next morning he woke up, when he summoned when he convened his court, he questioned his
court, his his patriarchs as petitions, and bishops, generals.
		
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			And they said to him, that
		
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			he said, Who are the people who are circumcised.
		
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			So they said, only the Jews are circumcised, and he related his conviction to them, or he related
his belief to them. And they said, only the Jews are circumcised, but you don't have anything to
fear from them. If you do fear from them, just send your generals out and your armies out to all
parts of the land and kill all the Jews. And therefore this threats will be overcome.
		
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			And at that time, one of the Sun kings, the Arab, the Sun King, he sent word to heraclius in
Jerusalem, telling him about the profits of the law.
		
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			And he learns about the prophets of Allah hiding himself. And then he realized that it's not the
Jews are being referred to the circumcised people, but rather he said to the Arabs or the Arab
circumcised, and they said yes. So he realized that he was the king of the hours, but you still
didn't know.
		
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			Then, at that time after the Treaty of where they be, the province of the love it was symptoms began
		
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			sending messages to different rulers
		
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			to
		
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			bolt this the patriarch of Egypt
		
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			to
		
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			the Persian Emperor, and even to her Atticus.
		
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			And eventually, whilst heraclius was in Jerusalem, he received the letter of the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and this was after he had questioned his courtiers about the uncircumcised people,
sorry, circumcised people, and his visions and his believe, because of astrology, about the prophets
and the love it was another question here, which I will answer in more detail when we actually come
to that point in the Hadith, that why are we referring to stop astrology? And why is it mentioned in
the Hadees? And how could heraclius tell?
		
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			Or we learn from a number of narrations that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said that the
jinn
		
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			would eavesdrop?
		
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			And the evil shouting, and the evil depth and the devils would eavesdrop and try to gain
		
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			celestial information, and they will try to gain information related to the occult and the
supernatural. And they would relay this information to their friends and allies and counterparts
amongst the human population. However, last panel, a banner puts a stop to that. But the sheer beans
still attempt to do so. But they are unsuccessful. What they do manage sometimes is to catch a word
or two here and there.
		
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			And what they do is that they take that one word
		
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			and they mix it with 100 laughs
		
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			So, there is some truth to the fact that when people dabble in the supernatural, and in the occult,
they are able to gain some glimpses. An example of that is, even though so yeah.
		
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			Even last year was a very strange character. He was just a child at the time of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was very suspicious of him.
		
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			And one day,
		
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			the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam went with Barbara de la. He lived in Medina. And when he
went to the Barbara de la Han, to look for this young lad, who was known as ignacia Yeah. So the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam tread very carefully,
		
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			and he was lying down in a hammock,
		
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			mumbling something to himself, muttering to himself.
		
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			So as the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam crept up to him, his mother shouted out that oh here
is Mohammed.
		
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			So the prophets of Allah when he was alerted to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he went to
him and with him was even above or the alarm. So the province that Lola Heidi who suddenly
questioned him interrogated him.
		
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			And then also the law had a history that was alarm said to him.
		
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			I've thought of a word.
		
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			Tell me what it is. I've conceal the word.
		
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			And the word that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam concealed was the Han.
		
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			Verse of the Quran, in which Allah speaks about the harm from which the surah has been named, to
harm, the harm smoke. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam
		
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			chose the word de Haan.
		
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			She said I've kept a word in mind what is it? Even though he was a child he be he couldn't get all
of it straight away except to the province of the love it was seldom, though don't say got half the
word.
		
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			So a lot more happened. See that? Barbara de la horn as ever said Dr. Sol, Allah grants me
permission.
		
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			So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam said to him, no leave.
		
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			For if he is, if he isn't, then you will harm an innocent soul. And if he is the jar, then you
wouldn't be able to affect him in any way. So he
		
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			even managed to catch half the word in the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was mind though. And
this is why sometimes we hear of people who are able to proceed dreams.
		
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			Have something that's about to happen.
		
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			Or they are able to say something.
		
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			And it's not entirely true, but it's partially true. And in the province of the law legal system
clearly explains us that the shape of the mix 99 lies with one truth, one truth have known. And this
is what they feed to their friends. And so people tend to focus on the one truth and even all the 99
lies, if it ever comes true.
		
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			So his practice, was able to gather that something great was about to happen. He didn't know the
details, but what do you mean, what he learned from everything that he saw, and that he dreamt was
that there was a king of the circumcise people who has now risen to power. And when was this at the
time of the after for the baby. And remember what I said, even though Morocco was still in the hand
of the operation, did not the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam say to them after the fifth year,
in the fifth year of hijra, that after the battle for the idea, that after this day, they will never
march against us, we shall march against them. And after the Treaty of Arabia, did not allow
		
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			revealed to the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam. Enough, because of who will Vina verily we have
scored a decisive and clear victory for you. And even more, so how about the love question? That is
a victory or messenger of Allah? And he said, Yes, indeed, that's true. So are they be is a victory.
So the Hadith merely relates what heraclius was able to gather, though he didn't have detailed
knowledge of it. And what the headings try and show is that at that time, signs were appearing all
over the world,
		
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			about the profits on the line.
		
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			And it was with that backdrop, that when he then received the letter he then so he consulted his
patriarchs and petitions and colleagues, they said to him, it's the Arabs who are circumcised.
		
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			He then said,
		
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			he then received a messenger from the cassani King, who was his Allah, Who related information about
the prophets of Allah, Allah who sent him to him. Shortly after that.
		
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			The Prophet salallahu alayhi wa sallam, because of the Treaty of Arabia and the time of peace. When
he sent letters to all these rulers, he sent a letter to heraclius to, and he sent it with, he sent
it with a companion, known as digital can be rhodiola, the hypno halifa will tell me now
		
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			that he was from the tribe have been been killed by one of these northern tribes to so that he can
be rhodiola and took the letter to the governor of Basra and the governor of Basra then
		
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			sent the letter to heraclius. He received it, he read it, but he couldn't make he didn't know how to
respond at the time.
		
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			And therefore, he left the letter.
		
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			But
		
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			he wanted to inquire more about the profits of the Law Center. So he received the letter he didn't
believe. But having read the letter, he summoned his courtiers again and said to them, that
		
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			during we know of any Arabs, here
		
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			who know anything about this man who claims to be a prophet,
		
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			so they said, No.
		
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			So he said, turn the whole of Sham inside out, and see if you can locate any Arabs who know anything
about this man in detail.
		
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			So then he was told
		
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			that well, he sent his
		
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			soldiers, and they went to different parts of Sham
		
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			at that time, of all Sofia was with this caravan of 30 people in the house.
		
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			And the husband was a famous port of trade even then. So they were in the port city of Gaza. And
whilst they were trading there, he says, all of a sudden, the soldiers came, and they grabbed all 30
of us, and hold us to Jerusalem. And then we were taken into the Royal Court of heraclius. And we
were made to sit down in front of him. And that's when he began to question. So this is the backdrop
heraclius
		
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			and learns a few things about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam he had received the letter and
upon receiving the letter
		
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			He now wants to know more. He summoned a recipient who was in Gaza at the time on a trade mission
with 30 of his fellow machines. And he was summoned to the Royal Court of heraclius. Now we may
continue. So also fiance's under hirak law,
		
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			Iraq.
		
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			Iraqi a sense for him. Amongst the caravan of the bridge, there were about 30 people in that
caravan. What government did our ambition, and they were traders ensure
		
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			that it cannot lie Rasulullah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Matt Duffy heard about Sophia. And they
were traders in Shanghai and specifically where we learn from other narrations that they were in
Gaza. It was a famous trading port city at the time. And the Arabs always used to refer to Gaza as a
result of hashing. Because if you recall, I mentioned to you a few months ago, that the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his great grandfather Hashem on a trading mission. He died in Gaza, and
he's buried there. So the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his great grandfather, the father of
abdomen. His father was Abdullah, whose father was Abdullah Talib, whose father was harsh. So Hashem
		
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			the great grandfather of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was a famous trader, and he he died
on a trade mission while he himself was in Gaza. So the Arabs always used to refer to after that
they used to refer to her not just as a wrestler, but because of the hashing meaning of hashing. So
Abu sufian was
		
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			filled with the Tila Tikka Masala hasta la la who said the Mad the fee How about Sophia will prefer
Porush perish during that period in which the prophets of Allah lahardee, who was the messenger
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had agreed a truce with Abu sufian and the unbelievers of the Quraysh.
And that truce was for 10 years, the treaty or the vs that for 10 years, we will have a truce
		
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			for a total war who will be aelia. So they came to heraclius to be aelia, once they were at elior.
elior is Jews.
		
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			Now why do the Arabs call? Why is it called elior in the heavy is because elior is the Arabic form
of ala.
		
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			And ala was the Roman name for Jerusalem, Jerusalem in 70 ad.
		
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			And in one third 580 when there were riots, Jerusalem was demolished, the populace was suppressed.
And Jerusalem was demolished, most of it by the Roman rulers,
		
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			and then Hadrian, who rebuilt Jerusalem.
		
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			When he rebuilt it instead of calling it Jerusalem.
		
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			He called it by a Roman name. And it was therefore called ala.
		
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			And for many centuries, it was known as ala. And that's why the Arabs also called the elior eliades,
the Arabic version of ala, which was the official Roman name for Jerusalem.
		
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			Jerusalem means the city of peace.
		
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			Jerusalem, salaam, the latter part of it has to do with Salaam, Medina to Salaam, and all.
		
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			All just means city. So originally was called urrutia. Land, all Shalane meaning the city of peace.
And that's why it's called Jerusalem we call it beta mock this or albedo mock up this, the sacred
city, the holy city, but the Romans called it after the demolition of most of Jerusalem. When they
rebuilt it, they decided to give it a new name altogether. And he was given a Roman name. It wasn't
called Jerusalem, which was a traditional Hebrew name. So they call the
		
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			pronunciation and the Arabs called the Ilia. So when we say earlier in the heavies, we're just using
the Roman name for beta macness for Jerusalem, for adult who won't be Elian, so they came to
heraclius whilst they were in aelia, meaning Jerusalem for their album three images. So
		
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			of all Sophia him and his 30 companions were ushered into the Great Hall of the Royal Palace in
Jerusalem. And they were then made to sit down in front we learned from another Hadith in Bukhari
that they will meet to sit down in front of heraclius and
		
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			The Royal Court was fought
		
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			over the mountain and around iraklis where the dignitaries have rung.
		
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			Then heraclius call them are you closer with the arbitrable germani. And he called his interpreter
for arm and then through the interpreter. He's now having a conversation with this whole group. So
he said to them, ask them
		
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			on behalf of Rajan Allah He is unknown Abby,
		
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			who
		
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			is closest in lineage
		
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			to this man who claims to be a prophet. Remember he had already received the letter of the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam also can didn't notice and also found was an unbeliever at the time, nor
did he know why he was being summoned.
		
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			So he said to the interpreter, ask them, who of you is closest in lineage to this man who claims to
be a prophet for partner of all Sophia arms, Sufyan said for also I said, acaba who
		
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			I am the closest to him in lineage. Now, let me say a bit about Abu Sufyan as well before we
continue. Abu Sofia
		
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			was a cousin of Rasulullah sallallahu it was sent them
		
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			and at this time, he was slightly older than the prophets of Allah, it was,
		
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			according some narrations, he was 10 years old than the prophets of Allah It was.
		
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			It was very intelligent, a great trader and businessman, and one of the merchant class of the
orange. And in Makkah, he sat in the council of elders, along with all the other leaders of all
gehele.
		
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			About shaver
		
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			will either Maria
		
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			and others.
		
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			Oh, my.
		
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			But he was, he wasn't as old as the others. Now, also fiam
		
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			was more of a trader at the time, but he still opposed the profits of the law it was
		
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			before the Battle of but
		
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			he wasn't as prominent because of the others, the more senior older and more powerful leaders have
the courage. But what happened in the Battle of that is that the elite of the operational line
		
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			so Abu sufian, then rose to prominence and he then more or less became the leader of Mecca after the
Battle of better not before.
		
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			And he wasn't present in the Battle of butter because remember, he had
		
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			he was on that caravan trade caravan returning from Sharon, and then he stayed in Mecca. But the
next year in the Battle of Abu Sufyan led the crash against the Muslims. He was the lead. In the
fifth year of hijacking the Battle of the trench, he was a lead.
		
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			And therefore after the Treaty of Abia, on this occasion, he was still one of the greatest leaders
of Makkah, if not the outrights, lead.
		
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			And he was he was, he was a relative of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, I might explain to
you how. So when heraclius said Who of you is closest in lineage to this man who claims to be a
prophet.
		
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			I've also found said I am now he was, he was the leader of the trade caravan anyway. But he also
said I'm the closest to
		
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			the prophet or to Mohammed who claims to be a prophet. Now, as I said earlier, heraclius was
intelligent.
		
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			And he had knowledge of the Scriptures. And his questions reveal that too. So why did he say
		
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			that who is closest in lineage?
		
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			he deliberately asked that question so that he could pick the right person to question
		
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			so that this person would speak the truth, not only would he know him very closely, because he would
be a relative, but he would also at least not attack his lineage and question his honor and dignity.
		
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			In this day and age, lineage ancestry may not mean much because of the difference in culture. But at
that time for Muslims non Muslims for Arabs non Arabs alive, lineage and ancestry bloodline meant a
lot
		
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			So, very intelligently and wisely he asked who is the closest team in lineage? So that anyone who
had questions about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam would not simply attack his lineage. Mr.
heraclius wanted the truth. So Abu Sufyan said, I'm the closest to him and lineage. And although
it's not mentioned in this narration in another generation of Bihari heraclius asked him again
through the interpreter, that What's your relationship?
		
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			So he said he is my cousin.
		
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			Now he was his cousin, brother, but not first because he was third cousin to the Prophet sallallahu
alayhi wa sallam, and after that whole group, why was he the closest because abuse of young his
father's name was, in fact his own name was.
		
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			His father's name was Harold. his grandfather's name was Romania. And his great grandfather's name
was amta shrimps, and abolitionists was the brother of hash who died in Gaza. So, if you look at the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam Abu Sophia, the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his father,
Abdullah Abu Sufyan his father help, they were second cousins. The Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam his father Abdulmutallab helps Father omiya they were first cousins.
		
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			prophets Abdullah Philip's father, the prophets of the lungs, whose great grandfather Hashem and
Romania's father was at the shops of the chanson Hashem were Blood Brothers, the sons of abdominal,
so he was his third cousin, and their great grandfather's abuse of yams great grandfather, Uncle
chumps, and the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam his great grandfather, Hashem were Blood
Brothers, full brothers, sons of abdominals.
		
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			And he himself says in that other generation of Bacardi, that in that whole group, there was none no
one of the children of abdominals except me.
		
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			So he said, I'm the closest to him in lineage football. So Hera iraklia said, add more harmony
		
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			bring him closer to me, whatever it was had, and bring his companions closer
		
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			and placed them behind his back
		
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			why it's against mentioned in the narration, but he did that. So that all Sophia will speak the
truth
		
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			and hits things from our little drum and then he said to his interpreter, tell them good luck and
tell them in the circle on harder and harder Rajan.
		
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			I'm going to question this man, meaning that also Fianna about this man meaning Mohammed who claims
to be a profit, for income, then he forgets the blue. So if he lies to me, then you belie him.
		
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			And he did, it didn't put them face to face again very wisely. It's also from sitting in front of
him. And he told the whole group of 30 behind him.
		
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			So that also fan wouldn't know what they are saying, or what they are motioning and signaling even
with their hands or their faces.
		
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			And then heraclius said, I'm going to question him if he lives,
		
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			he would immediately be able to tell if any one of the group of 30 revealed
		
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			that he is lying.
		
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			Also fiance's for a lie. So by a law, low level, higher, I mean, in your throat through
		
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			if it wasn't for the shame,
		
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			that they would, quote, a lie from me about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam LA, I would have
lied against
		
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			because he was his enemy.
		
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			But the Arabs
		
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			still had
		
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			a certain protocol.
		
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			We still had the honor and dignity.
		
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			They were fierce better than warriors.
		
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			But they were also chivalrous, and they had this concept of chivalry, which meant
		
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			that they had certain codes of honor. And one of them was that they wouldn't lie.
		
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			They considered lying to be beneath. They would rather die than lie.
		
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			And it was embarrassing was shameful. That's why he's
		
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			says, in fact, he trusted his colleagues so much that you can tell from the words of the Hadeeth. He
says, if it wasn't for the shame, not that they would reject me, or that they would quote me. So
what he knew is that we are a close knit group, we are a bonded group. Even if I lie, they won't
reveal that to heraclius. They won't let Tom to heraclius that online, they'll defend me.
		
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			Even though they may defend me here or not reveal to heraclius that I'm lying. Later, they may go
back and tell someone that you lied.
		
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			And that would be something deeply embarrassing and shameful.
		
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			Even for a man likable, Sophia, who was a bitter enemy of the prophets, ally, it was Sunday.
		
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			But he lied against his enemy. They wouldn't lie against them.
		
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			They would rather dive into it. So he says, if it wasn't for the shame
		
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			of them, quoting me lying about the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam I would have surely lied
against him. But he did.
		
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			Then,
		
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			as I said, there was a code of honor. And all Sophia was one of those. In fact, the arrows were like
that.
		
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			They were such when the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam returned from bife Naaman wish to give
him protection.
		
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			One of the poor he wasn't a Muslim,
		
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			decided to give the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam protection. He went out and full armor
		
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			with his clan members, and he escorted the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wasallam to the heroine, and
the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam commonly performed.
		
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			This was when he returned from barf in approximately the 51st year of hedger, a story of his life
when he gained no protection after the death of his uncle.
		
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			So
		
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			there was that sense of honor that I give protection. Even someone
		
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			who is of a different people of different clan, have also found himself even though he was an enemy
of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam. His daughter had embraced Islam. And amla his daughter,
who Scania who's Mojave barra de la Honda. She emigrated to Abba senior from Makkah,
		
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			and when she emigrated to Abyssinia there, her husband will be the life mustache. The brother of
Zane have been to Joshua the alarm
		
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			and the cousin brother the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, he, he died. And the Prophet
sallallahu alayhi wa sallam then sent word to an the joshy negus, the emperor of Amazonia to propose
to Habiba the alarm on how the daughter of a bull Sophia name was amla. And since she had a daughter
from obey the law known as Habiba, she was known as Habiba. So she accepted the proposal of the
Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, and enough scented the emperor of Abyssinia. He performed the
* for us all Allah sallallahu alayhi wa sallam.
		
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			He wasn't present messenger sallallahu alayhi wa sallam was in Medina. Viva la Vida was in a senior.
Now, when abou Sophia who was an enemy of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam whose daughter had
in his view flat Abyssinia
		
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			and his enter and now he learns that she has married his bitter enemy, the one who he
		
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			fights against leads armies against when he learned that the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam had
married his daughter. Do you know what he said? This was their sense of honor. He said
		
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			she has married a worthy man.
		
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			She has married a worthy man.
		
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			So he feared being quoted
		
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			that if they have a quote about me that I have lied.
		
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			That shame and embarrassment prevented him from lying about profits and the love.
		
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			And then here because then from this moment onwards begins the actual questioning various questions
about the prophets of Allah Almighty or some of them and his message. I end with this May Allah
Subhana Allah enable us to understand me He allows us to appreciate the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa
sallam, as he should be appreciated or some of the love was something that he would have sold
		
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