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
Abu Al-Aas bin Al-Rabi'
May God be pleased with him
He was Abu Al-Aas bin Al-Rabi'
Al-Abashmi Al-Qurashi
A youthful young man
Such splendor
Wonderful glory
Grace spread its shadows over him
And glory be to Him in His robe
He became an example for Arab equestrianism
With all its qualities
Nose and pride
And the ideals of chivalry and loyalty
And feats of pride
By the heritage of our fathers and grandfathers
Abu Al-Aas inherited
Love of trade for Quraysh
The owner of the two trips
Winter trip and summer trip
It was his stirrups
She keeps going
Aiba between Mecca and the Levant
His caravan included
One hundred camels
And two hundred men
And people were paying
To him with their money to trade
They have more than his money
When they were afflicted by his cleverness
And his sincerity and honesty
His aunt was Khadija
Bint Khuwaylid, husband
Muhammad bin Abdullah
She brings him down to a position within herself
The boy from his mother
She makes room for him in her heart and home
It was prestigious
He descends there with welcome and love
It was not love for Muhammad
Bin Abdullah by Abu Al-Aas
With less love
Khadija has nothing less
And the years passed
Quickly beat on the house
Muhammad bin Abdullah
Then Zainab, his eldest daughter, grew up
And it opened as well
A fragrant flower blooms
Al-Shadab is Al-Rawa
Souls aspired to it
And the sons of the Bhalil gentlemen
One of the nobles of Mecca
How could it not?
She is one of the most ancient girls of Quraysh
Accordingly and proportionally
And the most honorable of them as mothers and fathers
He has the most pure character and manners
But
I them to forgive them
He prevented them and her
Her cousin Abu Al-Aas
Ibn al-Rabi’, Fattan Mecca
The coupling did not take place
Zainab bint Muhammad
Who disobeyed except for years
A few even
The city of Mecca shone
With the divine light Asna
And God sent His Prophet Muhammad
I want guidance and truth
He ordered him to make a vow
His closest clan
He was the first to believe in him
One of the women is his wife
Khadija bint Khuwaylid
And his daughters, Zainab and Ruqayya
And mother like garlic
And Fatima though
That Fatima was young
At that time, however
His son-in-law, Abu Al-Aas
He hated to leave the religion of his fathers
And his grandparents and my father
To enter into what his wife entered into
Zainab though
Because he was filtering it cleanly
Love and enjoy her
From pure Wydad
When the conflict intensified between...
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
He and the Quraysh
They said to each other
You have become pregnant
About Muhammad Hamouma
By marrying your boys to his girls
If you reply here
To Him, I will not worry about them for you
They said yes, opinion
What you saw
They walked to Abu Al-Aas
They told him there was a difference
Your friend, Abu Al-Aas
He returned her to her father's house
We will marry you
Any kind woman she wants
Aqeelat of Quraish
He said, “No, by God.”
I don't leave
My friend and what I like
I have the women of the world in it
All either
His daughter Ruqaya and your mother
Garlic has divorced
And they were carried to his house
The Messenger interpreted God's prayers
May his peace be upon him
To him and wished
If Abu Al-Aas did as he did
His two companions, however
What power he had
It had not yet begun
Prohibiting the marriage of a believing woman
From the polytheist
And when the Messenger migrated
May God’s prayers and peace be upon him
To the city
And his situation became severe
The Quraysh went out to fight him at Badr
Abu Al-Aas was forced
To go out with him
Because he had no desire
In fighting Muslims
I have no doubt about attacking them
But his status among his people
I got him to keep up with them
A lamb
Badr was defeated
It is objectionable to Quraysh
The curses of polytheism have been humiliated
And it broke the backs of his tyrants
A team was killed
And a family team
The team escaped
He was in a group of captives
Abu Al-Aas
Husband of Zainab bint Muhammad
May God’s prayers and peace be upon him
The Prophet made prayers upon him obligatory
Peace be upon the families
A sacrifice by which they can redeem themselves
From captivity
And make it range between
One thousand dirhams and four thousand
According to the status of the prisoner among his people
And his richness
And the messengers began to come and go
Between Mecca and Medina
Carrying money that cannot be redeemed
It has its captives
So Zainab sent her messenger
To the city he carries a ransom
Her husband, Abu Al-Aas
It was given to her by her mother
Khadija bint Khuwaylid
The day I married her to him
When the Messenger saw the necklace
I covered his generous face
Tunica transparent
Of deep sadness
His daughter's heart is more delicate
Then he turned to his companions
And he said
Zainab sent this money
To ransom Abu Al-Aas
If you feel free to divorce her
Capture her and respond to her
What's wrong with her, so they did
And they said yes
And a blessing in your eye, O Messenger of God
However, the Prophet
Peace and blessings be upon him
He stipulated that Abu Al-Aas had agreed before
Release him
To take his daughter Zainab to him
Without delay
Abu Al-Aas barely reached Mecca
So he took the initiative to fulfill it
With his promise
He ordered his wife to prepare to leave
And he told her that Russell
And they look not far away
About Mecca
He prepared for her her provisions and her camel
He mourned for his brother Omar bin Al-Rabi’
To accompany her
And hand it over to her companions
Hand in hand
Omar bin Al-Rabi' bowed his bow
And his nan carried you
He put Zainab in her howdah
He left Mecca openly
During the day, in sight of the Quraysh
So the people were excited
And they didn't come
Until they caught up with them not far away
They terrified Zainab
And they scared her
At that
And you see the age of his arc
And your nan is in his hands
He said, “By God, he will not come close.”
Only one man
I put an arrow in his throat
He was an unmistakable marksman
Arrow
Abu Sufyan bin Harb approached him
He had followed the people
He said to him, “My brother’s son.”
Stop being so stupid so we can talk to you
So stop them
And he said to him
You did not succeed in what you did
So I went out with Zainab
Openly on people's heads
And our eyes see
I knew all the Arabs
An order that struck us at Badr
And what happened to us is at my hands
Her father is Muhammad
So if I go out with his daughter
Publicly as I did
The tribes threw cowardice at us
She described us as humiliated and humiliated
So come back with it
He kept her in her husband's house
Days
Even if people talk that we are
We repeated it
So ask her secretly from among us
He attached her to her father
We have no need to detain her from him
Omar assumed that
He returned Zainab to Mecca
Then it didn't take long
To take her out of it at night
After a few days
He handed her over to her father's messengers
Hand in hand
As his brother recommended
Abu Al-Aas resided in Mecca
After separating from his wife for some time
Even if it was before opening
A little
He went to the Levant in his trade
When he returned, he returned to Mecca
And with him was his shame
Which amounted to one hundred camels
And his men who were exiled
One hundred and seventy men
His secret figured out
When the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was sent
Close to the city
So I took the camel
The men were captured
But Abu Al-Aas escaped from it
You didn't get it
When the night fell,
Abu Al-Aas hid himself
Under the cover of darkness
He entered the city in fear and anticipation
And so he went
He arrived at Zainab
And he rented it
So she rented it to him
Say may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
For dawn prayer
He stood upright in the mihrab
He grew up for ihram
And people grew up by saying “Allahu Akbar.”
Zainab screamed out loud
Women said
People
I am Zainab bint Muhammad
It was conducted by Abu Al-Aas
So they hired him
When the Prophet saluted from the prayer
He turned to the people and said
Did you hear what I heard?
They said: Yes, O Messenger of God
He said
By the One in whose hand is my soul
I didn't know any of that
Until I heard what you heard
And He helps
Of the Muslims below them
Then he went to his home
He said to his daughter
The most honorable resting place of Abu Al-Aas
I know that you are not permissible for him
Then he called the secret men
Who took the caravan
The men were captured
This man is one of us
Where you have learned
You took his money
If they improve and respond to it
Which had what we liked
Even if you refuse
He is in God's favor
Who has fulfilled it for you
And you are more deserving of it
They said, "Rather, we respond."
He owes what is due to him, O Messenger of God
When he came to take it
They said to him, Abu Al-Aas
You are honored
From Quraysh
You are the cousin and son-in-law of the Messenger of God
Can you accept it?
We come down to you
About all this money
Enjoy the money you have
People of Mecca and stay with us
In the city
He said: “It is evil that you did not invite me.”
To start my new religion
Treacherously
Abu Al-Aas went with the caravan
And on it to Mecca
When he reached it
Then he said
O people of Quraysh!
Is there any of you left?
I have money that he did not take
They said no
May God reward you well on our behalf
We found you loyal and generous
He said
But I have fulfilled my duty to you
Your rights are mine
I bear witness that there is no god but God
And that Muhammad
Messenger of God
God did not prevent me from Islam
Muhammad in Medina
Except for my fear that you will think that I am
I just wanted to eat your money
When God performed it
To you and Farat
I submitted to Islam
Then he went out until he arrived
On the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
So be generous
She benefited him and returned his wife to him
And he was saying about him
Tell me and believe me
Fuvali promised me
Oh, the worst hair
In their pestle, are they torn?