In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association is pleased
To present to you pictures from the lives of the Companions
Id al-Rahman Rafah al-Pasha
May God have mercy on him
Saad bin Moaz, may God be pleased with him
Saad bin Moaz was one of the people of the light of prophecy
One of the most distinguished knights of Yathrib
The highest of them in authority and the most high in prestige
He was at the peak of Bani Abd al-Ashhal
Ibn Abd al-Ashhal was at the peak of Aws
He was the boy and master of Aws
He listens to the news of the Meccan preacher Musab bin Omair
He doesn't pay much attention to her
He knew that he was hosted by his cousin, Asaad bin Zurarah
They are cooperating in spreading the call to the new religion throughout Yathrib
There is nothing in their way to take care of his maternal aunt’s son’s right to him
While Sayyed Al-Aws was wandering around the outskirts of Diyar bin Abdul-Ashhal
And with him was Usayd bin Al-Hudair
When he saw the Meccan preacher and his host in a garden near the homes of his people
They rest in the shade of his palm trees
They draw water from his well
A group of believers in the new religion gathered around them
They began asking Musab to teach them the religion of God
And to read to them something from the Book of God
This was too great for the master of Aws
It is shameful for him to be so bold with his cousin and his guest
He made them proclaim the religion of Muhammad loudly in his home
He said to Asid bin Al-Hudayr
I don't mind you, Acid
Go to them and look at this makki man
Who came to shame our religion
He belittles our gods and tempts our weak
So prevent him from coming near our homes after today
Then I reply and he says
Had it not been that Zurara’s son is my cousin
And he is from me where he learned
Wit you as well
I would have had something else to do with them
Usayd ibn al-Hudayr took his spear
He headed towards Asaad bin Zurarah
His companion was Musab bin Umair
Until he stopped at them
So Musab started to meet him with his open face
And his soft word
And he began to invite him to Islam
He began reciting to him verses from the Qur’an
What softens hard hearts
He appeals to rebellious souls
Until his face shone and his secrets became clear
He said to Musab
How sweet and beautiful these words are
What do you do if you want to enter?
In this new religion
He said: You should wash and purify your clothes
Then bear witness to the truth
And kneel two rak'ahs to God
This water is close to you
So Osid got up to the water from Tuhi and washed himself
He bore witness to the truth
He kneeled two rak'ahs to God
Then he said to Musab:
There is a man behind me
If he follows you, none of his people will remain behind him
I will send it to you now
It is better to come to him
Osid returned to the Folk Club
When Saad bin Moaz saw him coming
He looked at him and said to those with him
I swear to God that Osida came to you
Other than the way he went
Then he turned to him and said
What did you do, Osid?
He said
I spoke to the two men
By God, I did not see anything wrong with them
Saad bin Moaz got up angrily
He took the spear from Osid's hand and said
I swear I don't see you singing anything
Even if things remain like this
I will find them tomorrow at my house
They invite my husband and children
To leave my religion and the religion of my fathers and grandfathers
Saad bin Moaz went to where he was sitting
Musab and his friend
When his cousin saw him
Asaad bin Zurarah is coming
He said to Musab
Yes, it is difficult
He has come to you, and God is the master of his people
And if he follows you
None of them will leave you behind
So see what that reacts to
As soon as Saad reached them, he stopped at them
Saad turns to his cousin
And he started saying
O father, in front of him
But I swear
If it were not for the kinship between you and me
You did not expect this from me
Do you deceive us in our homes with what we hate?
So Musab bin Umair took the initiative
With his outgoing face and sweet words
He said not to sit and listen
If you are satisfied with what we say and desire it
You accepted our invitation
If you hate it, we will turn the Hour away from you
These words warmed Saad's heart and he said:
I swear I did justice
Bring what you have
So Musab set off
He offered Islam to Saad bin Muaz
The best offer
He read to him from the Qur’an
What humbled his heart
His feelings were reassured
And his spirit swam with him
He soon said to Musab:
How does someone who wants to engage in this good do?
By God, I have never heard any more righteous words
There is nothing more generous than this
The master of Aws did not leave his place
Only after he announced the word of truth
And join the ranks of faith
Saad bin Moaz took his spear
He returned to his people's club
When they saw him coming, they said:
We swear to God
Saad returned to you with a different face than he had gone with
When he reached the club, he said:
O sons of Abdul Ashhal
How do you know about me?
They said our master is right
We have the best opinion
We have perfected our mind
He said, “The words of your men and women are forbidden to me.”
Until you believe in God and His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Not a single man or woman passed away in the homes of Banu Abd al-Ashhal
Except a Muslim man or woman
Since that day
Musab bin Omair moved
The first missionary of Islam
He moved to the house of Sayyid Al-Aws Saad bin Moaz
He made his home a home for preaching
Until there was no Ansar house left
Except that it includes Muslim men and Muslim women
Thus, the doors of Yathrib were opened in the faces of immigrants from Mecca
They began to flock there in groups and individually
They find protection and security within it
Saad bin Moaz's conversion to Islam was good for Islam
And a blessing for Muslims
He had a distinguished position in supporting the call
What filled the soul of the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
For love and admiration for him
On the day of Badr, when the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, came out
To intercept the Quraish caravan
He soon found himself in an awkward situation
This is because the Muslims did not go out with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Except to seize a convoy
The number of her mother-in-law does not exceed forty men
What suddenly turned into a confrontation with the Army of Lajab
He is driven by stubbornness, fueled by grudges, and driven by challenge
He was not with the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Except three hundred and seventeen men
He had to make the decisive decision
Either he returns to the city
Leaving the army of polytheists roaming through the lands
He brags about his strength in front of the tribes attacking between Mecca and Medina
Or the large army of polytheists will fight with his small army
This decision depended on the position of the Ansar
This is because most of his army is from them
They are the ones who will bear the burden of the battle on their shoulders
Then when he pledged allegiance to the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, at the second obstacle
They pledged to protect him from what they were protecting themselves, their children, and their families from
They did not promise to fight with him outside their homes
Then Saad bin Moaz stopped
He declared in decisive and firm words
The Ansar decided to go into battle with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
He said, O Messenger of God
We believed in you and believed in you
We gave you our covenants and covenants to listen and obey
So go ahead, O Messenger of God, as you wish
By the One who sent you with the truth
If you show us this sea
We would have gone through it with you
We are, O Messenger of God
To be patient in war
Be honest when you meet
Perhaps God will show you something that pleases your eyes
The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, explained
This is the greatest and greatest pleasure
He held the Ansar flag for Saad bin Moaz
And the banner of the immigrants of Ali bin Abi Talib
On the day of the ditch
Saad had a remarkable position
This is because the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him
When he saw the severity of the parties’ influence on the people of Medina
He wanted to relieve them
He negotiated with the leaders of Ghatafan
To give them a third of the city’s fruits
If they left fighting Muslims
They were forced to do so
When Saad bin Moaz knew
What was going on between the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
And two covers
I approach the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him
He said, "Is this something you like?"
We make it for you
Or something God commanded you to do?
So we listen and obey
Or is it something you do for us to relieve us?
He said, peace and blessings be upon him
Rather, it is something I do for you
I swear I did not do it
Except because I saw that the Arabs threw you away with one hand
Saad bin Moaz said to him
O Messenger of God
By God, we and these people were polytheistic in God and worshiping idols
They did not aspire to obtain any fruit from us except by purchase or villages
And when God honored us with Islam
We are proud of you
We give them our money
By God, O Messenger of God
We give them nothing but the sword
Until God judges between us and them
He is the best of rulers
The Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, explained
With an article by Saad
And dismiss the matter
And on this day of the ditch
Saad was injured by an arrow that cut off his ankle
He cited the sources of death
While the boy of Islam, Saad bin Moaz, was dying
The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, used to place his head in his lap
He covers him with a white robe
He looks at him in pain and sadness and says:
Oh God, Saad strives for your sake
And your messenger spoke the truth
And he judged him
May his soul be accepted as well as his soul has been accepted
Saad's feelings were eased
It treats death throes
He opened his eyes and said
Peace be upon you, O Messenger of God
As for me, I bear witness that you are the Messenger of God
Then his pure soul overflowed
Saad bin Moaz
The owner of the Ansar flag in the body