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
Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi, may God be pleased with him
Here are these glorious heroes from God's soldiers
They shake off the dust of Al-Qadisiyah
They are happy with the victory God has given them
They are happy with the reward written for their brothers, the martyrs
Looking forward to another battle
It will be a parallel to Al-Qadisiyah in its splendor and majesty
Waiting for the order of the successor of the Messenger of God, Omar bin Al-Khattab, to come to them
By continuing the jihad
To uproot the Khosravian throne from its roots
It didn't take long for the young men to miss seeing them often
Here is the messenger of Al-Farouq, arriving from Medina to Kufa
And with it was an order from the Caliph to its governor, Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari
By proceeding with his army
To meet with the Muslim soldiers coming from Basra
And let's go together to Ahvaz
To track down Al-Hurmuzan and eliminate him
And the liberation of the city of Tester
The jewel of the Kasravi crown
And the pearl of Persia
This was stated in the order that the Caliph addressed to Abu Musa
To accompany the valiant knight with him
Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi
The master of Banu Bakr and their obedient prince
Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari issued the order of the Caliph of the Muslims
So he mobilized his army
He placed Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi's fragments on his left side
He joined the Muslim armies coming from Basra
They went forward together as warriors in the cause of God
As soon as they visited, they liberated the cities
And they cleanse the strongholds
Al-Hurmuzan fled before them from one place to another
Until he reached the city of Tastar
He took refuge in her mother-in-law
It was Tustar that Al-Hurmuzan sided with
One of the most beautiful cities in Persia
It is the most magnificent in nature and the strongest in fortification
And it does
An ancient city
Deep into the depths of history
Built on a high ground
In the shape of a horse
It is watered by a large river called the Dujil River
And above it is Shazhrawan
It is a spring of water with a basin and fountains
It was built by King Sapor
To raise the river water to it
Through tunnels dug underground
And Shazhrawan is covering up
Its tunnels are one of the wonders of construction
It was built with huge, textured stones
With solid iron columns
His axes and tunnels were filled with lead
And about covering up
A large, tall wall
The bracelet surrounds it around the wrist
Historians said about him
It is the first and greatest wall
Structure on Earth
Then the Hormuzan dug around the wall
A great trench
Impassable
He gathered the best Persian soldiers behind him
Muslim armies
About trench cover up
It remained eighteen months
You can't pass it
It fought with the Persian armies
During that long period
Eighty battles
Every battle was one of these battles
It begins with a duel between the knights of the two teams
Then it turns into a fierce war
Ibn Thawr’s fragmentary hadith was performed
In these duels
A scourge that astonishes minds
Amaze enemies and friends together
He was able to kill a hundred enemy knights in a duel
His name became a terror among the Persians
It brings chivalry and pride into the hearts of Muslims
And then he recognized those who had not known him before
Why was the Commander of the Faithful keen to be this valiant hero?
Among the invading army
And in the last battle of those eighty battles
The Muslims launched a valiant and sincere campaign against their enemy
So the Persians cleared the bridges erected over the moat for them
And the city does not melt
They closed the doors of its impregnable fortress on them
The Muslims moved on after this long patience
From one bad situation to another even worse
The Persians began raining arrows on them from the tops of the towers
They let iron chains hang over the walls
At the end of each chain there are glowing clips
Because I was so hot with fire
If one of the Muslim soldiers wanted to climb the wall or approach it
They pinned it on him and attracted him to them
His body is burned, his flesh falls out, and he is killed
The distress for Muslims intensified
They began to ask God with humble, humble hearts
To release them and grant them victory over his enemy and their enemy
While Abu Musa Al-Ashari was
Meditate on Surat Esther the Great
Desperate to break in
An arrow fell in front of him and was thrown at him over the fence
He looked at it and found a message in it that said:
I trusted you Muslims
I trust you with my life, my money, my family, and those who follow me
I have to point out to you an outlet through which you can enter the city
So Abu Musa wrote a guarantee to the owner of the share
And the young woman's son threw it to him
So the man was confident of the safety of the Muslims
Because of their reputation for being honest with their promises
And fulfillment of the covenant
He sneaked up on them under the cover of darkness
He revealed to Abu Musa the truth about his situation
He said, “We are among the masters of the people.”
Al-Hurmuzan, the eldest brother, was killed
And he attacked his money and his family
And he harbored evil in his heart for me
Until I was no longer safe for myself and my children
So I preferred your justice over his injustice
And your loyalty despite his treachery
I decided to show you a hidden outlet
You are trying to cover it up
So give me a person with courage and reason
And he is one of those who are proficient in swimming
So show him the way
He summoned Abu Musa Al-Ashari
Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi
He confided the matter to him
He said, “I mean a man from your people.”
He has intelligence, determination, and the ability to swim
He said fragmented
Make me that man, prince
Abu Musa said to him
If you like
With God's blessing
Then he advised him to preserve the path
And to know the location of the door
And to determine the location of Al-Hurmuzan
And to verify his identity
And nothing else happens
Gone fragmented Ibn Thor
Under cover of darkness with his Persian guide
So he put him in an underground tunnel
It connects the river and the city
The tunnel was widening at times
So he can wade in his water
He was walking on his feet
And it narrows at other times
Until he gets him to swim as a load
It was branching and meandering at times
And straightens up again
And so on until he reached the outlet
From which it enters the city
Al-Hurmuzan showed him the killer of his brother
And the place where he is holed up
When he saw the parts of Hormuzan
They wanted to shoot him with an arrow in his throat
But it was soon mentioned
Abu Musa's advice to him
That nothing happens
He curbed this desire within himself
He returned from where he came before dawn
Abu Musa counted three hundred
One of the bravest Muslim soldiers in heart
The most tolerant and patient of them
And I appreciate them swimming
He ordered the fragmentation of Ibn Thawr over them
He bid them farewell and advised them
He made takbeer a sign of calling the Muslim soldiers
To storm the city
He ordered his men divided
To reduce their clothing as much as possible
So that they do not carry water that weighs them down
He warned them not to take anything other than their swords with them
He advised them to tighten it over their bodies under their clothes
And they go to sleep at the end of the first watch of the night
The fragmented shadow of Ibn Thawr and his brave soldiers
About two hours
They struggle with the obstacles of this dangerous tunnel
Sometimes they knock her down
And sometimes it strikes them
When they reached the port leading to the city
He found that tunnel fragmented
He swallowed two hundred and twenty of his men
He left eighty
As soon as Mashjaz and his companions set foot on the city’s land
Until they stripped their swords
They attacked the fort's protectors
So they covered it in their chests
Then they jumped to the doors
And they opened it while growing up
Their magnification converged from within
While enlarging their brothers from the outside
Muslims flocked to the city at dawn
It took place between them and the enemies of God
It's a battle of lessons
The history of wars has rarely seen anything like it
Horror and dread
And a lot of deaths
While the battle was in full swing
Ibn Thawr al-Hurmuzan saw fragments in its courtyard
So he meant it
And his bracelet was with a sword
He was soon swallowed up by the wave of fighters
And he hid it from my sight
Then it seemed to him again
He rushed towards him and attacked him
The two parts of the two Hormuzans were struck with their swords
Each of them struck his friend with a fatal blow
So he brought a fragmented sword
The sword of Hormuzan was wounded
The pride of the valiant quantitative hero
They died on the battlefield
And his eyes are filled with what God has achieved through my hands
The Muslim soldiers continued to fight
Until God decreed victory for them
Al-Hurmuzan fell into their hands captive
Missionaries set out for the city
They bring to Al-Farouq the good news of conquest
And the Hurmuzan is brought before them
On his head is a crown studded with jewels
And on his shoulders he was decorated with brocades of gold threads
For the Caliph to see
The missionaries were carrying with that
Warm condolences to the Caliph
With his valiant knight, Majzaa bin Thawr
Fragmented bin Thawr
Came Basil
A hundred polytheists were killed in a duel
What about those who killed them?
In the midst of battles
Historians
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