In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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By Dr. Abdul Rahman Raafat Al-Basha
May God have mercy on him
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
May God have mercy on him
It took place between Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya and his brother al-Hasan ibn Ali Jafwa
So Ibn al-Hanafiyyah sent a message to al-Hasan saying:
God has favored me
Your mother is Fatima, daughter of Muhammad bin Abdullah, may God bless him and grant him peace
The mother of a woman from Banu Hanifa
Your maternal grandfather is the Messenger of God and the elite of His creation
My maternal grandfather is Jaafar bin Qais
If this book comes to you
So come to me and be reconciled to me
So that you can give me credit for everything
As soon as his message reached Al-Hassan
So he hastened to his home and made peace with him
Who is this wise and eloquent writer?
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
Let's review his life story from the beginning
This story appears from the end of the life of the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
On the same day
Ali bin and Talib were in a session with the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him
He said, O Messenger of God
What do you think if I have a son after you?
Shall I call him by your name?
And call him your nickname
And he said yes
Then the days went by
The Holy Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, joined the Supreme Comrade
He was followed a few months later by his daughter and Rihanna, Fatima Al-Batoul
Mother of Hassan and Hussein
So Ali became his son-in-law to Banu Hanifa
He married Khawla bint Jaafar bin Qais al-Hanafiyyah
She gave birth to him a male child
So he called him Muhammad
We called him Abu Al-Qasim
With the permission of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
However, people started calling him Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
To separate him from his brothers Al-Hassan and Al-Hussein
My son, Fatima Al-Zuhri
Then he became known in history for that
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya was born at the end of the caliphate of al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him
He grew up and was raised under the care of his father, Ali bin Abi Talib
And it comes out on my hand
So he took his worship and asceticism from him
He inherited his strength and courage from him
He received from him his eloquence and eloquence
So, he is the rage of war on the battlefields
And a knight of the pulpit in men’s forums
And a monk of the night
If darkness descends its blanket over the universe and the eyes sleep
His father, may God be pleased with him, involved him in the wars he fought
He carried burdens that he did not bear for his brothers Al-Hassan and Al-Hussein
What does not have a channel?
There is no weakness in his resolve
It was said to him once
What does your father have that drags you into perils and leads you into straits?
Without your brothers Hassan and Hussein
He said that because my two brothers are as close to my father as his eyes are
And I lowered myself to the position of his hands
He protects his eyes with his hands
And in the battle of Siffin
Which took place between Ali bin Abi Talib and Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan, may God be pleased with them both
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya was carrying his father's banner
While the millstone of war was going on, grinding people from both sides to pieces
A story happened to him that he told himself, so he said:
You saw us in two rows
We met with Muawiyah's companions
So we fought until I thought that not one of us or them would remain
So I took the matter seriously and became arrogant
Then I soon heard someone shouting behind me
O Muslims!
God is God
O Muslims!
For women and children
Of religion and symptoms
From Rum and Daylam
O Muslims!
God is God and may we remain, O community of Muslims
That is, beware of God and spare the Muslims
So I promised myself that a sword would not be raised against a Muslim after that day
Then, Uri, may God be pleased with him, was martyred by a sinful, unjust hand
The matter fell to Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah pledged allegiance to him on the basis of listening and obedience, whether active or forced
A desire to heal rifts and reunite
The glory of Islam and Muslims
Muawiyah, may God be pleased with him, sensed the sincerity and purity of this pledge of allegiance
And reassure its owner more reassurance
Which made him consult Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
He visited him in Damascus more than once
And for more than one reason
From this, the Roman king wrote to Muawiyah saying:
To us, kings are interconnected with kings
They annoy each other with their strange things
They compete with each other with the wonders of their kingdoms
Do you allow me to have what happens between you and me?
Muawiyah answered him in the affirmative and gave him permission
So the Roman king directed to him two of the most amazing men
One of them is very long
A very large particle
Even to you, it is a meadow in a forest
Or a built building
The second is very strong
Solid and solid, like a predatory beast
He sent him a letter with them saying:
Is there anyone in your kingdom equal to these two men in height and strength?
Muawiyah said to Omar bin Al-Aas
As for Al-Tawil, I found someone to reward him and give him more
He is Qais bin Saad bin Ubadah
As for the strong one, I needed your opinion about him
Omar said: There are two men for this matter
However, you are far from them
They are Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya
And Abdullah bin Al-Zubair
Muawiyah said
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah is not far from us
Omar said
But do you think that he is satisfied with the majesty of his ability and the highness of his status?
To support a Roman man against another person
Muawiyah said
It does that and more
If he finds glory in Islam
Then Muawiyah invited both Qais bin Saad
And Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
When the council was held
Qais bin Saad rose
So he took off his pants
And he threw it to Al-Rumi
He ordered him to wear it
So he wore it
So she covered up to above his breast
People laughed at him
As for Muhammad bin Al-Hanafiyyah
He said to the translator
Tell Rumi
If he wants, he can sit and I will stand
Then he gives me his hand
Either I stay with him or he makes me sit
And if he wishes
Let him be the one standing and I be the one sitting
Rumi chose to sit down
So Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah took his hand and made him stay
Rumi was unable to stop him
The fever crept into Rumi’s chest
He chose to be the one who rose
And Muhammad Al-Qaeda
So Muhammad took his hand
And he attracted him
It almost separated his forearm from his shoulder
And he sat him on the ground
So the two Romans left
To their king, defeated and abandoned
Then the days went by again
Muawiyah and his son followed Yazid
And Marwan bin Al-Hakam is next to their Lord
The leadership of the Umayyads passed to Abd al-Malik ibn Marwan
He called himself Caliph of the Muslims
So the people of Syria pledged allegiance to him
The people of Hijaz and Iraq were
They pledged allegiance to Abdullah bin Al-Zubair
Each of them began calling on those who did not pledge allegiance to him to pledge allegiance to him
He claims to the people that he is more deserving of the caliphate than his companion
The ranks of the Muslims split once more
Here is the request of Abdullah bin Al-Zubair
From Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah to pledge allegiance to him
The people of Hijaz also pledged allegiance to him
However, it was not hidden from Ibn al-Hanafiyyah
The pledge of allegiance is placed on his neck
Whoever pledges allegiance to him has many rights
From her he drew his sword without it
And fight his opponents
Those who oppose it are only Muslims who have worked hard
So they pledged allegiance to someone other than those who had pledged allegiance
He was not a completely rational man
He had forgotten the day of Siffin
The years were not long
That was erased from his hearing
China's sad, hoarse voice
He calls from behind him
O Muslims!
God is God, O community of Muslims
For women and children
Of religion and symptoms
From Rum and Daylam
Yes
He had never forgotten any of that
He said to Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr
You know the knowledge with certainty
I have no interest or demand in this matter
But I am a Muslim man
If their word agrees on you
Or Ali Abdul Malik
I pledged allegiance to whomever they agreed upon
As for now
I will not pledge allegiance to you nor will I pledge allegiance to him
So Abdullah started sleeping with him
Sometimes he is soft
He turns away from it and rejects it at other times
However, Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
Soon, many men joined him
They saw a banner
They surrendered their leadership to him
Until they reached seven thousand men
Those who chose to avoid strife
They refused to make it themselves
A fire pit for her blazing fire
The number of Ibn al-Hanafiyya’s followers increased
Ibn al-Zubayr became even more angry with him
He urged him to ask for allegiance
When he despaired of that
He and those with him from Bani Hashim and others
To commit their people to Mecca
And he made censors over them
Then he told them
By God, you will pledge your allegiance or we will burn you with fire
Then he locked them in their homes
And collect firewood for them
Houses surrounded it until it reached the tops of the walls
Even if he lit a single log from it
To burn them all
Then a group of his followers rose to him
They said: Let us kill Ibn al-Zubayr
And we relieve people from it
He said, “Should we kindle with our own hands the fire of strife for which we retired?”
We kill a man from the Companions of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
And the children of his companions
No, by God, we do not do anything that would anger God and His Messenger
When Abdul Malik bin Marwan reached the age of
What Muhammad Ibn al-Hanafiyyah suffered from
And with him was Abdullah bin Al-Zubair
So he sent him a letter with a messenger from him
If he wrote it to one of his children
When he had the softest tone or the kindest speech
And it was what was mentioned in it
I have heard that Ibn al-Zubayr has put pressure on you and those with you
He severed your ties of kinship and belittled your rights
This Levant is open to you
You and those with you are welcome
So stay in it wherever you want
Welcome to the family
And the neighbors are loved ones
And you will find us knowing your truth
We appreciate your kindness
We will continue to have mercy on you, God willing
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya and those with him walked
They turn their faces toward the Levant
When they reached Ayla, they settled there
So its people gave them the most honorable house
And their neighbors are the best neighbors
They loved Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah and glorified him
When they saw the depth of his worship and the sincerity of his asceticism
So he began to command them to do good and forbid them to do evil
He performs rituals among them
It makes matters right for them
He does not allow anyone to oppress anyone
When this reached Abdul Malik bin Marwan
Make it difficult for him
He consulted his own
And they said to him
We don't think you should allow him to reside on your property
And his biography as I learned
Either he will pledge allegiance to you
Or he can return to where he came from
So Abdul Malik wrote to him saying:
You came to my country and settled in one part of it
This war is ongoing between me and Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr
You are a man of honor and place among Muslims
I decided that she would not reside in my land unless she sold it to me
If she sells me
You have one hundred ships that came to me yesterday
From Al-Qalzam
Take it with what is in it and whoever is in it
And you have one thousand dirhams with it
Whatever you impose for yourself and your children
And to your relatives, your friends, and those with you
Even if I refuse
So he turned me into a place over which I had no control
Then Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah wrote to him saying:
From Muhammad bin Ali to Abdul Malik bin Marwan
Peace be upon you
And I praise God, besides whom there is no god. To you
As for after
Maybe you are afraid of me
I thought you knew my true position on this matter
By God, if this entire nation were to unite against me
Except the people of one village that did not accept it
Nor did I fight them over it
I landed in Mecca
Abdullah bin Al-Zubair wanted me to pledge allegiance to him
When I refused, my neighbor mistreated her
Then she wrote to me inviting me to reside in the Levant
So I settled in a town on the outskirts of your land
Because of its cheap prices and its distance from the Sultanatek Center
So she wrote to me as she wrote
We will turn away from you, God willing
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah sent his men and family away from the Levant
And every time he came to the house, he stopped worrying about it
He is invited to leave it
As if all his worries were not enough for him
God wanted to test him with other concerns
More severe and heavier
This is because a group of his followers have a disease in their hearts
Others are heedless in their minds
They made say
The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Sadr Ali and his family entrusted many secrets of knowledge
The rules of religion and the treasures of Sharia
And he limited the family to what no one else was aware of
So the man realized the knowledgeable and suspicious worker
What a deviation this speech carries within it
And the dangers and harms it could bring to Islam and Muslims
He gathered the people and preached to them
He thanked God Almighty and praised him
May God’s prayers and peace be upon his Prophet Muhammad, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
Then he said
Some people claim that we have knowledge of the family of the Prophet
We told the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
No one saw it but us
By God, we have not inherited anything from the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
Except for what is between these two panels
He pointed to the Qur’an
And whoever claims that we have anything to read except the Book of God
He lied
Some of his followers were greeting him and saying:
Peace be upon you, Mahdi
And he says
Yes, I am guided to goodness
And you are guided to Him, God willing
But if one of you greets me
Don't call me by my name
And let him say peace be upon you, O Muhammad
Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya was not long in confusion about the place where he and those with him would settle
God willed that Al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf Al-Thaqafi should die
Ali Abdullah bin Al-Zubayr
And that all people pledge allegiance to Abdul Malik bin Marwan
All he had to do was write to Abd al-Malik saying:
To Abdullah Abdul Malik bin Marwan, Commander of the Faithful
From Muhammad bin Ali
As for after
When I saw this matter, it led me to you
And people pledged allegiance to you
Your daughter-in-law is one of them
So I pledged allegiance to your governor in Hijaz
I sent you this pledge of mine in writing
Peace be upon you
When Abdul Malik read the book to his companions
They said
If he wanted to split the disobedience, he would disobey and create a rift in the matter
He was able to do that
And since you have no way to do so
So write to him with a covenant, covenant, and security
The protection of God and His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Not to disturb or disturb him or any of his companions
So he wrote to him about that
He wrote to Al-Hajjaj ordering him to venerate him
Taking care of his sanctity and exaggerating his honor
However, Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya did not live long after that
God chose him to be next to him, content and satisfactory
God's light for Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyya in his grave
And God saw his soul in heaven
He was one of those who did not want corruption on earth
There is no superiority among people
I do not know anyone who learned from Ali and benefited from him
More than Muhammad ibn al-Hanafiyyah
Ibn Al-Junaid
They filled their lives with pride in their actions
And the world of the ego has become apparent to them