In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association presents
It happened in Ramadan
The Most Merciful counted the mercy of the Bashi
Demolishing stones
In Ramadan, the eighth year of the Hijra
Most likely on the twenty-fifth of the holy month
The command of the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
By demolishing the largest idol that was worshiped other than God in the Arabian Peninsula
His idol was pride
The hand that demolished it was the hand of Sayfullah Khalid bin Al-Walid
And for Al-Izza and his fellow idols in the Arabian Peninsula
A dark, black story
Its darkness obscured the light of Islam
Its darkness was removed by the radiance of faith
This story begins from the time of Ismail bin Ibrahim, peace be upon them
This is because Ismail settled in Mecca
And his descendants multiplied there
His descendants expanded over the days
Until Mecca narrowed its spaciousness
Then his descendants spread throughout the country
They set off in the Arabian Peninsula seeking livelihood
And none of them lost sight of Mecca
Unless he carried with him one of the stones of the sanctuary
Out of respect for the House of God
If they settle in one of the places
They put the stone in it
They circumambulated it just as they circumambulated the Kaaba while growing up there
And greatness and longing for her
Then a long time passed
Generations followed him
So I worshiped those stones instead of God
The people took them as idols and gods
This was the business of idols
As for idols
It was brought to the Arabian Peninsula by Omar bin Rabia
He was the guardian of the Kaaba and one of the Arab leaders
Omar fell seriously ill
So he was told
There is a fever in Balqaa in the Levant
If you come to her, she will be healed
So he went to her, bathed with her, and was healed
He found its people worshiping idols
He said: What is this?
They said, “We can get rain from it.”
We seek victory against the enemy with it
He asked them to give him some of it, and they did
He brought it to Mecca and installed it around the Kaaba
The oldest Arab idol was Manah
They were invited as well
Because the blood was his desire to draw closer to him and glorify him
Manat was attributed to the sea wizard
Between Mecca and Medina
The Arabs revered and feared him
She names her children after him
Among these are Abd Manah and Zaid Manah
He was the most revered of people
Aws and Khazraj
Then the Arabs took Al-Lat after Manah
The origin of Al-Lat is a square rock in Taif
A Jew was sitting on it, twisting the stalks for people to eat
People used to call him Al-Lat
When the Jew died
She built Thaqif on top of the rock for herself as a Kaaba and an idol
The Quraish and other Arabs venerated Al-Lat
This is how they named their children
They said: Zaid al-Lat and Taim al-Lat
Then the Arabs took pride after that
They built it on the land of Nakhla, nine miles from Mecca
Al-Uzza was the greatest idol of the Quraysh
She built a house above it to match the Kaaba
She protected a sanctuary comparable to the Mosque of Mecca
They established a pit there in which they sacrificed sacrificial animals
The Quraysh used to give honor to the pride
When she circumambulated the Kaaba, she said:
Al-Lat, Al-Uzza and Manat are the other third
For they are the lofty cranes
Their intercession is hoped for
And they were talking about these three idols
With the three idols, daughters of God
God is greatly exalted above what they associate with Him
And when God sent His Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
With guidance and the religion of monotheism, he cursed the glory
Among other things, he criticized the idols of Quraysh
This became difficult for them to the point that Saeed bin Al-Aas
When he fell ill with the disease in which he died
Abu Lahab entered to visit him
And he said
What makes you cry, Abu Ahiha?
The security of death is crying and inevitable
He said no
But I fear that you will not worship Uzza after me
Abu Lahab said
I swear to God, I have never worshiped in my life for your sake
Until you stop worshiping it after your death
Abu Uhayha said
Now I know that I have a successor to protect her after me
The Quraysh had other idols inside the Kaaba
The greatest of them was Hubal
It was made of red agate in the shape of a human
His right hand was broken
So they made him a hand of gold
Hubal had seven cups in front of him
It is written at the beginning explicitly
And in the other, a poster
If anyone doubts about a newborn
They gave him a gift
Then they were hit with a lighter
If it is clear, the newborn will be attached to his father
If a sticker comes out, they will deny it
Every household in Mecca had an idol in their home
They worship him instead of God
If someone wants to travel
The last thing he did in his house was to wipe himself with it
If he comes back from his trip
The first thing he did when he entered his house was to wipe himself with it
When God sent Muhammad with the monotheism of God and singling Him out for worship
They said make the gods one god
This is amazing
The man was an Arab when he travelled
So he went down to a place
He took four stones
So he looked at the best of them and took it as usury
And make the remaining three a stove
He places his pot on top of it and cooks his food on it
The Arabs' worship of these idols was not without its anecdotes
One of them passed by one of these erected idols
He found a fox standing next to the idol and urinating on its head
He said, “Arab the fox urinates with his head.”
He was insulted by the fox
Among them is Imru' al-Qais bin Hajar
The idol came on the day his father was killed
He threw the lighter in his hands to ask him about avenging his father
Then the scolder came out, forbidding him from taking revenge on his father
He kicked the idol with his foot, cursed and cursed it
And he told him
If your father had been killed, I would have said otherwise
A man from Banu Malakan presented his camel to an idol of his people called Sa’d
He wanted to make it stand over him, seeking his blessing
When the camels saw the idol, they were repulsed by the blood that was spilled on it
It dispersed everywhere
The Bedouin got angry and took a stone and threw it at the idol and said:
We came to Saad to reunite us
Saad dispersed us, so we are not from Saadi
Is Saad anything but a rock with a thorn of earth that does not call upon either Ilghy or Rushdi?
Among this is that Omar bin Al-Jamouh, who is one of the masters of Salamah
He had an idol in his house
When Salamah's boys converted to Islam
They witnessed the Pledge of Aqaba with their fathers and returned to Yathrib
When the night got dark, they would enter Omar’s house and carry an idol
They throw him into a pit where the excrement of Bani Salamah collects
So when Omar becomes, he says
Woe to you who oppose our gods tonight!
Then he begins to seek it
Even if he finds it, he washes it and perfumes it, then tells him
By God, if I knew who did this to you, I would shame him
So, in the evening, he fell asleep
They attacked him and did the same to his idol
He starts looking for him
He finds him as hurtful as he was
He washes it, purifies it, and perfumes it
Then he brought his sword and hung it on it
Then he told him
By God, I do not know who will do to you what you see
If there is good in you, defend yourself
This sword is with you
Then in the evening he fell asleep
They attacked him and took the sword from his neck
Then they took a dead dog
So they tied him with a rope
Then they threw him into one of the wells of Bani Salamah
Omar came in the morning and did not find him in his place
But he found him down in the well
Coupled with a dead dog
Then one of his people who converted to Islam spoke to him
They invited him to Islam
So he converted to Islam and became a good Muslim
Then he said, thanking God for saving him
Because of his blindness and misguidance
By God, if you were a god, you would not exist
You and a dog in the middle of a well in Qarn
Praise be to God, the Most High, who has humiliated us
The Giver, the Sustainer, the Judge of Religion
He's the one who saved me before
I am in the darkness of a mortgaged grave
Most of these idols remained
Worshiped other than God in the Arabian Peninsula
Until God granted victory to His Prophet
The clear opening
This was a sign of the Adelaide
State of idols
And removing the signs of polytheism
It was one of the virtues of Ramadan
It was demolished in its early days
All other idols
On the twentieth of Ramadan
Eighth year AH
The Messenger of God entered
May God’s prayers and peace be upon him, the conqueror of Mecca
Then he turned his face towards the Sacred Mosque
Idols were erected around the Kaaba
So he took the tip of his spear
He started stabbing her in the eyes and faces
It fell under his feet while he was repeating
Truth has come and falsehood has vanished
Falsehood was fading
Then he ordered it
So she was rewarded on her faces
I was taken out of the mosque
And it was set on fire
At its head was Hubble
On the twenty-fourth of Ramadan
Eighth year AH
The Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him, was sent
Saad Ibn Zaid Al-Ashhali went to Manah
He demolished it and found nothing in its closet
On the twenty-fifth of Ramadan
The Prophet sent may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
Khaled Ibn Al-Walid
With thirty knights of his companions
He ordered them to destroy the pride
Her skirt and veil were from Bani Shayban
When Sadenha heard about Khaled’s march to him
He hung a sword on it
And he recited his words to her
O glory, Shatha, hardship, not Shawwal
On Khaled, throw the mask and blame me
O Ezz, if the woman did not kill Khalid
Then I will be afflicted with urgent sin or I will be converted
Khaled did not reach it
He demolished it while repeating
O Glory be to You, Glory be to You
I saw that God had insulted you
Then Khaled returned to the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
So he told him to destroy pride
He said to him, “Praise be to God who honored us with you.”
And save us from destruction
I saw my father coming to glory
He brings to her the best of his wealth, including camels and sheep
He slaughters it for pride
Then three people stay there
Then he turns to us happily
And I looked at what my father died
How he cheated
Until he started slaughtering when he could neither hear nor see
It does no harm or benefit
He said, peace and blessings be upon him
This matter is up to God
Whoever makes it easy for him to find guidance, it will be easy for him
And whoever facilitates misguidance is in it
In Ramadan, it is a year to seek migration
A delegation from Thaqif, the owner of Al-Lat, came to the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
She offers her conversion to Islam to him
They ask him to leave Al-Lat for them for three years without destroying it
The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, refused
They kept asking him every year
They refuse to do so
Until they asked one month
He refused to let it be a specific thing
He insisted on demolishing it
They asked him not to demolish it with their own hands
He said, peace and blessings be upon him
As for breaking your idols with your own hands?
We will spare you from it
Then he sent the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
With them is Abu Sufyan bin Harb
And Al-Mughirah bin Shu’bah
To demolish the lat
When he reached Taif
The women of Thaqif went out in grief, crying to their gods
Wendwa is her son
They blame their men who surrendered to them
When Al-Mughirah intended to demolish it, he told Abu Sufyan
Should I not laugh at Thaqif?
He said yes
So he took the ax and struck Al-Lat with it one blow
Then he shouted and fell on his face as if he had been shocked
Taif shook with shouts of joy
That Al-Lat defeated Al-Mughira
And they approached him saying
Wow, how did you see her?
It destroys those who are hostile to it
Al-Mughirah got up and laughed at the people
And he mocks their foolishness
Then he approached Al-Lat and hit her with his pickaxe
And he says
God is great
There is no god but God alone, with no partner
One individual held out
Congratulations to Muslims on Ramadan
Congratulations to them on their young days
In it, the idols were put to shame
And there the idols were destroyed