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
By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
May God have mercy on him
Talha bin Khawil Dean Al-Asadi
May God be pleased with him
In the ninth year of the Hijra
A delegation from Banu Asad came to Medina
At their head was Taliha bin Khuwayl Din al-Asadi
When they reached the Prophet's Mosque
They appeared in the hands of the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
Then their fiancé got up and said
O Messenger of God
We bear witness that God is alone and has no partner
We bear witness that you are His servant and Messenger
And He has sent you with the religion of guidance and truth
We have only come to you from ourselves
She did not send anyone to us
So accept our Islam, O Messenger of God
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, welcomed them with the most generous welcome
And send them to the best home
But Taliha bin Khuwayl is religious
Soon, the soul of the Great Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, changed
Envy crept into his heart
And he looked into his matter
And how small it started
Then it continues to grow and grow day after day
Until the Arabian Peninsula came to him from one end to the other with loyalty and obedience
Then Taliha's demon began luring him and wishing him safety
And he says to him
Oh Tuliha, where is Muhammad from you?
He is not more eloquent than you
You are a writer, an intelligent poet
And what is stronger than you is a jinn
You are the bravest Arab
And the most powerful of them
People even promise you a thousand knights if you are serious
Moreover, he is not more powerful than you
You are from the tribe of Asad
And Bin Asad is a war ma'aar
They will have witness days in its fields
And a few parking spots
When the delegation returned to their homes
And Leha remained among the sons of Asad
He claims to them that he is a prophet sent from God
So they all followed him
Either by belief in it
Or he's nervous
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, sent an army
Led by Dirar bin Al-Azwar
To fight Tuliha and his people
The faithful army of Bani Asad failed
Their alliances are the greatest calamity
The matter of Tuliha was about to disappear
Had Dirar not met him face to face
And he hit him with his sword
God willing, the sword would be removed from him
And not affect it
So Taliha took advantage of that
He spread the word among his people that God would protect him and defend him
And that cutting swords do not work on his body
Those who were separated from him gathered around him
Many people followed him
It made him stronger and stronger
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, passed away
Many Arabs apostatized from the religion of God
They left Islam in droves
They also entered it in droves
Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, hardly followed the affairs of the Muslims
Until he held eleven brigades and eleven commanders
He directed them all to fight the apostates
Tuliha bin Khuwaylid and his people were bin Asad
From the share of Khalid bin Al-Walid
So Saifullah headed to Muwatin bin Asad in Najd
He sent two Muslim commandos at the forefront of his army
They are Okasha bin Muhsin and Thabit bin Salamah
Legosi at home
Muslims expect news
Tulayha captured them and killed them as badly as he killed him
When the Muslims learned of their death
They felt very sad for them
They forced themselves to avenge them
No matter how expensive it is
The two groups met at Bir Buzakha in the land of Najd
They fought a violent, fierce fight
The two teams were equal in the beginning
He was Sayyid bin Fazara
Uyaynah bin Hisn
He came with his people to help Taliha
The Muslim army repelled him
When the hand of the Muslims was taken, it prevailed over the hand of the polytheists
Uyaynah looked at Talha
He found him leaning towards his side
And wrapped in his clothes
He claimed to his followers that a revelation would descend upon him
And God will provide him with angels
And when the heat got hot
The burden of Muslims was heavy on the followers of Tuliha
Sayyid bin Fazara approached him and said
Did the king come to you, Tuliha?
He said, “No, O Uyaina.”
So he returned and fought
Until the burden on him and his people became heavier
He thought about Taliha and said
I don't care, Gabriel came to you
He said no
Uyaynah said, “Until when.”
By God, our effort has reached every amount
Then he returned and fought fiercely
Then he attacked Tuliha
He said: Did Gabriel come to you?
He said yes
He said: What did he reveal to you?
He said he told me
One day you will meet him
You don't have a first
But you have the last one
Then after that, you will have a conversation that you will never forget
Uyaynah said to him
Fuck you
I see, by God, that you have a conversation that you will never forget
Then he turned to his people and said
O sons of Fazara
This is a blatant liar
Then those with him sided with him
The Muslims defeated Banu Asad
Tuliha left on the run
It descended on the Ghassanids in the Levant
Only a short time had passed since Talha’s residence
Among the Ghassanids
Until he came to his senses
Then he began to bite the bones of remorse
For what he exaggerated and said
Your mother bereaved you, Taliha
How terrible
If only the sword of Dirar bin Al-Azwar
He knocked your head off
You were killing an apostate from your religion
A polytheist to your Lord
And your fate will be hell
Your mother bereaved you, Taliha
If this hour has not passed
To the successor of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
A surrendered Muslim
And let him do whatever he wants with you
This is easier for you than a moment of torment
You will pray it in Hell on the Day of Resurrection
I swear to God, Taliha
If he delivers you until you ransom to the city
To make your neck that escaped from the sword of Dirar bin Al-Azwar
Redemption for the religion of God
A protection for Muslims
Then he went down to a well
So he bathed in its water
He bore witness that there is no god but God alone, without partners
And that Muhammad is his servant, his messenger, his successor, and his friend
Tuliha bin Khawil reached the religion of Al-Asadi
Medina
And he entered upon the Commander of the Faithful, Omar bin Al-Khattab
Announcing his conversion to Islam
Al-Farouq said to him
Woe to you!
Aren't you the one who killed the two righteous men?
Okasha and Thabeta
Then he added:
By God, my soul will never feel comfortable with you
Talha said
O Commander of the Faithful!
What do you care about two men?
They are more honored to bear martyrdom at my hand
And I was miserable with them
I seek forgiveness from God Almighty and repent to Him
Omar responded to him
And before his conversion to Islam
Tuliha bin Khuwayl repented of his major mistake
Sincere and sincere repentance
He pledged to God that he would strive in His cause
There is no pulsing sweat left in him
He decided to provide resources in response
Perhaps he will die as a martyr for the sake of God
God Almighty willing
Muslims once rode the sea
To invade the Roman lands
Among them is Taliha bin Khuwayl Din
And while they are running wild
A large enemy ship stood out to them
It carries more soldiers than they have in number
And it chased them across the sea
Tuliha said to his friends
Bring us closer to her
And they said to him
We cannot accept it, Tulayha
He said to them
By God, you will either bring our ship closer to their ship
Or I will put this sword to your necks
They had no choice but to submit to him
When the two ships collided
Tuliha said to those with him
Lift me up on your sleeves
And they threw me on the Roman ship
I will show you what will please your eyes, God willing
So they did what he ordered them to do
And it's only moments
Until Talha landed on the enemy ship
And he struck those who were in it like a thunderbolt
He swung his sword across their necks, left and right
They were amazed
And they started to fly under his blows
And it is only a few
Until some of them were killed
And some of them drowned
The rest surrendered
On the night of Al-Qadisiyah
Saad bin Abi Waqqas directed
Talha bin Quwail Dean Al-Asadi
In five of his men
Omar bin Maadi Karb brought out
In five others
He ordered them to sneak out under the cover of darkness
To the Persian camps
To bring him their news
As soon as the two companies entered the camp
Until the hearts of their men were torn from it
And when they saw the number and equipment
And what alertness and alertness they found
So Omar bin Maadi Karb and his companions returned
Tulayha's five men followed them
As for Tuliha himself
He proceeded to his goal without fear or fear
He spent the night moving around the camp
When the night came
He didn't want to go back
Carrying with him the secrets he learned
Rather, he went to the largest tent in the camp
Then, in front of her was a horse the likes of which he had never seen before
So he drew his sword and cut the horse's handlebar
He mounted his back and ran between the tents
Then one of the people's knights joined him
When he caught up with him, he aimed his spear to stab him with it
Think about it, Talha
He stabbed him and killed him
Another knight came to him
So he did to him the same as he did to his friend
Then a third knight rose to him
Think about it, Talha
When the knight knew that he would inevitably be killed
Surrender to him
Tuliha ordered him to run in front of him
Then they went on until they reached the Muslim camp
When the Muslims saw them
They were cheering and shouting loudly
Saad bin Abi Waqqas invited our translator
Then he asked the prisoner about his people and their soldiers
And he said
I want to tell you about this friend of yours first
Then they asked me whatever you wanted
They said, "Give me what you have."
And he said
I have fought and fought wars
I have seen and met heroes since I was a boy
Until you reach what you see
I have not heard of a man entering a camp there
Seventy thousand fighters
Each fighter is served by five or more men
He did not want to leave the camp
Until I raided the commander's robe
The roofs of his tent were torn down
And he took his horse
Then a knight equaling a thousand knights joined him
So he killed him
Then another man, no less brave, caught up with him
So he attached it to him
Then I realized it
I do not think that I left behind anyone to be equal to me
And I wanted to avenge them
They are my cousins
When I saw death before my eyes
I surrendered to him
These were not all the heroics of Talha bin Khawil Dean Al-Asadi
This was not all his struggle for the sake of God
He continued to struggle under the banners of the Qur’an
Until he fell down as a martyr in the Battle of Nahavand
Talha bin Khawil Dean Al-Asadi
Historians count a thousand knights