In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association presents an event in Ramadan
By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
The death of Abu Jahl
In this holy month
The largest black flag of pre-Islamic ignorance was folded
It is the largest idol of polytheism in the Arabian Peninsula
On the seventeenth of Ramadan
Two years of migration
Abu Jahl was killed at the hands of Muslims at Badr
The sands of the Qalib were hidden in its deep interior
The greatest tyrant the Arabian Peninsula has ever known
Abu Jahl has a story that the history of the struggle between truth and falsehood will never forget
It was Omar bin Hisham Al-Makhzoumi Al-Qurashi
A master of the Arabs in pre-Islamic times
He was one of the few heroes of Quraish
She is one of her famous wits
She used to call him Abu Al-Hakam
The Muslims called him Abu Jahl
The Quraysh blackened Abu Jahl, and he was so humble that his moustache did not grow
I brought him into the seminar room with the elderly
To look into her affairs and decide on her affairs
He was worthy of Abu Jahl's mind and wisdom
To lead him to believe in the call of Islam
And submission to the word of truth
And winning the prosperity of this world and the glory of the hereafter
But he is stubborn
It is stubbornness that drove Satan out of heaven
And Abu Jahl entered Hell
It is this stubbornness that once made Abu Jahl listen
He and Al-Akhnas Al-Thaqafi to the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
He recites a group of God's clear verses
Al-Akhnas said to Abu Jahl
What do you think, Abu Al-Hakam, about what you heard from Muhammad?
He said: What did you hear?
We and Ben Abd Manafen fought over honor
They fed us and we fed them
And they carried, so we carried
They gave and we gave
Even if we stand on our knees
We were Kafr Sirhan
They said that among us is a prophet to whom revelation comes from heaven
When will we realize that?
We never believe in God or believe Him
Abu Jahl resorted to his stubbornness
He used his power and influence to harm Muslims
Sometimes with his hand and sometimes with his tongue
And a third with his plan and idea
So God Almighty was repelling his plot by slaughtering him
And He makes the consequences of his affairs upon him
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was harmed once
This was the reason for the conversion of the uncle of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Hamza bin Abdul Muttalib
This made Islam proud
And the Muslims were happy with it
They called Hamza, may God be pleased with him, the lion of God
He was a lion against the polytheists
He and his people went to extremes in persecuting Muslims
And torturing the vulnerable
So they put the fools in charge over them
And they lured the fools with them
This was a reason for migration
Migration was a reason for the removal of the polytheistic state
And raise the word of God on earth
Abu Jahl advised his people of a day of symposium
By killing the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
To get rid of his invitation
So the Quraysh took his advice
Abu Jahl stood by the night the crime was carried out
With those who surrounded the house of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
So the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, left
From the cordoned off house
Under the people's hearing and before their sight
He had a handful of dirt in his hand
Sprinkle it on the head of Abu Jahl and whoever was with Abu Jahl
He recites the words of God Almighty
Abu Jahl lost his mind and lost his mind
When the victim escaped his clutches
He went around the houses of Mecca looking for the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
In vain
The first house he went to was the house of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq
So Asmaa bint Abi Bakr came out to him
Abu Jahl said to her, “Where is your father?”
The girl said, “I don’t know.”
Then he raised his sinful hand
He gave Asmaa's cheek a hard blow
Her earring fell off due to her stress
While Abu Jahl and his followers
They are looking for Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace
Everywhere are agitated and cursed
Yathrib used to go out with her gray hair
And its youth, boys and girls
To receive her great guest
And her noble Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
With joy and chants
While Abu Jahl was eating himself
Out of envy and hatred in Mecca
He was the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Lays the foundations of the Islamic state in Yathrib
It was not until the Messenger’s migration
May God’s prayers and peace be upon him
Only nineteen months
Until it became possible for vulnerable immigrants
To threaten the Quraysh trade with the Levant
And to spend their sleep in Mecca
And to confront Abu Jahl and his followers
And to inflict defeat on them
It changed the face of history
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, knew
That Abu Sufyan is coming from the Levant
At the head of a major trade convoy
There are a thousand camels in it
Revered by the most precious precious things of the Levant
What the Quraysh love and admire
Muslims saw it as a good opportunity
To avenge the money of Muslim immigrants
Confiscated by the infidels of Quraish in Mecca
And to gain what corresponds to the riches that
They left it during the migration
And to strike the polytheist camp in Mecca with a devastating blow
Abu Sufyan knew that Muhammad
His companions had gone out to meet him
So he sent a warner to Mecca
He summons her to fight
He calls on her to save the convoy
And protect it from falling into the hands of Muslims
So Abu Jahl jumped
Motivated by his hatred against Muhammad and Muhammad’s companions
He is charged with his hatred for Islam and Muslims
He sharpens swords
It excites souls
It ignites the fires of the chests
He turns people against Muhammad and his companions
Then he prepared a large army
All the Quraish tribes participated in it
And to him are all the leaders of Mecca
Abu Jahl slaughtered the army on the day he left Mecca
Ten camels
Then the Quraish leaders followed after him
To feed the army
Which numbered more than one thousand three hundred knights
While the army was feeding the march
In the direction of Badr
A messenger came to him from Abu Sufyan
He tells him that the convoy survived
Where he came from and he tells his leaders
You only came out to prevent your reproach
And your men and your money
God saved her, so come back
But Abu Jahl's stubbornness and hatred
His arrogance and pride
He refused to return, I took him
Pride comes from sin
So I swear by God and glory
Provided that he does not return to Mecca
Until he returns to Badr and stays there for three days
Carrots are slaughtered on it
And then he drinks alcohol
The Qian plays for him on her water with musical instruments
Thus, the Arabs speak of him and his people
They will fear them forever
Despite the rift that befell the Meccan army
Despite Al-Akhnas's disappointment
Al-Thaqafi about him and his return
With three hundred of his people, Bani Zahra
Abu Jahl continued his stubbornness
Abu Jahl marched with the polytheist army
Heading north
He drags the tails of the knights and wears the robes of pride
He has increased his arrogance
What he knew about Muhammad and his companions
Their number does not exceed three hundred men
Their number does not exceed seventy camels and two horses
But Umair bin Wahb
One of the times of war in Mecca
He said to his people after seeing Muhammad's army
Oh people
By God, I have seen the oceans carrying calamities
I saw some people who had no immunity
Except their swords
There is no refuge except their bodies
Even one of them gets killed
Until a man among you is killed
So look what you are doing
The impact of Umair’s words on the people
A new opposition rose in Abu Jahl's face
It was led by Utba bin Rabia
Sayed bin Abdul Shams
He said what he said
O people of Quraysh!
If they get it right, that's what you wanted
Even if he survived them
He is your alpha and you have made peace with him
Then Abu Jahl became angry
Sayed bin Abdul Shams was accused of cowardice
He stripped his sword from its sheath
He hit his horse with it
The army rushed to enter the battle
For fear of the emergence of a new opposition
The Meccan army found itself facing
Face to face in front of Muhammad and his companions
The blood of the ignorant boiled in the veins
The fire of hatred burned in his ribs
Souls filled with hatred raged
She threw herself into the hell of battle
The two groups met on the sands of Badr
The polytheists attacked the Muslims
One man pulled
Back-and-forth raged between the two teams
The Holy Prophet was afraid
May God bless him and grant him peace upon his companions
So he turned to his Lord in supplication
He raised his voice as he called out
Oh God, I ask you for your covenant and your promise
The Messenger bestowed God’s blessings and peace upon him
Himself in the flames of battle
As soon as his companions saw him advancing the ranks
Until their souls were inflamed with enthusiasm
They rushed after him like a torrent
He repeats
The crowd will be defeated and they will turn their backs
Rather, the time is their time
And the hour is worse and more bitter
There was panic in the souls of the polytheists
And their crowds began to flee
The Muslims rode on their backs
Some they kill, some they capture
But Abu Jahl
He turned into a raging bull
So he stood firm in the battle and began to speak
By Al-Lat and Al-Izzah we will not return
Until we divide Muhammad and his companions
We take them to the mountains
But Al-Lat and Al-Izza did not support Abu Jahl
A fallen pride touched by Muslim swords
And the spears of the oppressed tamper with his ambition
Those who fled from his oppression and harm
God fulfilled His promise and granted victory to His servant
The polytheists turned away
And it was said, “Screw the unjust people.”