In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
The best examples and stances of the centuries
He followed the Messenger if he sought or said
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Pictures from the lives of the followers
By Dr. Abdul Rahman Raafat Al-Basha
May God have mercy on him
Tawoos bin Kaisan
May God have mercy on him
With fifty stars of guidance it was illuminated
Sunnah overwhelmed him and light poured over him
There is light in his heart and light in his tongue
And light seeks in his hands
He graduated with fifty notables from the school of Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace
So it is a picture of the companions of the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
In the firmness of faith and sincerity of tone
Transcendence over the worldly honors and dedication to pleasing God
And speaking the word of truth
No matter how expensive the word of truth is
The Muhammadiyah school taught him that religion is advice
Advice belongs to God, His Book, and His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
And the imams of Muslims and their common people
Experience guided him to the fact that all righteousness begins with the ruler
And it ends with him
If the shepherd is reconciled with a shepherd
And also spoiled, spoiled
That is Dhakwan bin Kaysan, nicknamed Peacock
It is a title given to him because he was the peacock of jurists
And the one who came before them in his time
Tawus bin Kaysan was a native of Yemen
The state was in Yemen at that time
By Muhammad bin Yusuf Al-Thaqafi, brother of Al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf
Al-Hajjaj sent him as governor
After his authority became great, his strength became stronger, and his prestige increased
The impact of his elimination on the movement of Abdullah bin Al-Zubair
Muhammad bin Yusuf collected in himself many of the bad deeds of his brother Al-Hajjaj
But he had none of his good qualities
On the morning of a cold winter day
Tawus ibn Kaysan entered upon him
And with him was Wahb bin Munabbih
When he took their two seats with him
A peacock began admonishing him, coveting and intimidating him
People are sitting in front of him
The governor said to one of his guards
O boy, bring some sand
And put it on the shoulders of Abu Abdul Rahman
The chamberlain decided to lengthen San Thamin
He threw it on Tawoos' shoulders
Tawoos remained flowing in his sermon
He started moving his shoulders in response
Until he threw Tayl San off his shoulders
He stood up and left
Muhammad bin Yusuf became angry
It showed in the redness of his eyes and the flushed face
However, he did not say anything
When he became a peacock and his companion
Outside the council
Wahb told Tawus
By God, we were in Ghana
About making him angry with us
What would it harm you if you took the tail san from him?
Then I sold it and gave its price in charity
On the poor and needy
Tawus said, “It is what you say.”
Had I not been afraid that the scholars would say
After me, we will take from you what was taken
Peacock then they don't do anything
They took what you say
When Muhammad bin Youssef wanted to respond
The stone peacock is where it came from
So he set one of his traps for him
He prepared a package containing 700 dinars
They went and chose a smart man
From his entourage and told him
Take this bundle to Tawoos
Ibn Kaysan was responsible for taking it
If he takes it from you
I said: I gave you, clothed you, and brought you close
So the man came out with the bundle
Until a peacock came to a village
He lived near Sanaa
It is called soldiers
When he had a life and forgetfulness
And he said to him, O Abu Abdul Rahman
This is an expense sent by the prince
To you he said
He deceived him in every way
To accept it, but he refused
Every argument was presented to him but he refused
He had no choice but to be flattered
A peacock was inattentive and threw the bundle
There was a niche in the wall of the house
He returned to the prince and said
My peacock has taken the bundle, O prince
This was explained by Muhammad bin Yusuf
When several days passed,
He sent two of his assistants
And with them was the man to whom he carried the bundle
He ordered them to tell him
The prince's messenger made a mistake
So he paid you the money and it was sent to someone else
We have come to take it back from you
We carry it to its owner
Tawus said, “I did not take the prince’s money.”
Something to return to him
They said, “Rather, I took it.”
He turned to the man who carried the bundle to him
He said to him: Did I take anything from you?
The man panicked and said:
No, but I put the money in
This hole is hidden from you
Tawoos said, "Below you is the window."
So look into it
He found the bundle in it as it was
The spider hit her with his web
So he took it and brought it back to the prince
As if God Almighty wanted it
To take revenge on Muhammad bin Yusuf
For doing this
And to make his retaliation against one of the people
And look, how did that happen?
Tawus bin Kaysan said:
While I am in Mecca for something
He sent to Al-Hajjaj bin Yusuf Al-Thaqafi
When I entered, he welcomed me
And my seat is lower than him
He offered me a pillow and invited me to lean on it
Then he started asking me
What I am confused about regarding the rituals of Hajj
And others as well as us
Al-Hajjaj heard a talbiyya speaking around the house
He raises his voice in response
It has a tone that shakes hearts
Ali said with this eloquence
So he brought it to him
He said to him: Who is the man?
He said he was a Muslim
He said: I did not ask you about this
But I asked you about the country
He said: From the people of Yemen
How did you leave your prince?
I mean his brother
He said: I left it great and grave
Stirrup clothing
Abscess and laga
He said, “I did not ask you about this.”
He said, "You asked me if?"
He said: I asked you about his behavior among you
He said: I left him unjust and deceitful
Obedient to the creature, disobedient to the Creator
Al-Hajjaj's face turned red
He was ashamed of his companions
He said to the man
What made you say what you said about him?
And you know where he is from me
He said: Do you think he is in his place with you?
My position is dearer to me than to God Almighty
I am coming to his house
And judge his religion
Al-Hajjaj remained silent and did not give an answer
Tawoos said
Then the man took revenge
He left without asking permission or being given permission
I got up after him and said to myself
The man is good
So follow him and defeat him before he disappears
From your eyes, the masses of people
By God, he came to the house and clung to its curtains
He put his cheek against his wall
And he made it say
Oh God, I seek refuge in You and I seek refuge in Your side
Oh God, make me feel reassured
To your goodness and satisfaction with your guarantee
Mandoha for preventing stingy people
We need what is in the hands of the oppressed
Oh God, I ask you for your near relief
And your old acquaintance
And your good habit, Lord of the worlds
Then a wave of people went with him
And I hid it from my eyes
I was certain that there was no way to meet him after that
On the eve of Arafat
I saw him chatting with people
So I approached him and found him saying
Oh God, if you do not accept my Hajj
And I'm tired and exhausted
Do not deprive me of reward for my misfortune
By letting you accept from me
Then he went into people
And darkness covered me
When I was miserable to meet him, I said:
Oh God, accept my prayers and supplications
And answer my hope and his hope
And make my feet and his feet firm on the day when the feet slip
With him on the Al-Kawthari Basin
O most generous of the generous
And no other meeting with the venerable follower
Dhakwan bin Kaysan, nicknamed Peacock
May God be pleased with him and please him
And make the gardens of eternity his abode
I never saw anyone
Like Tawus bin Kaisan
Omar bin Dinar
He says if he sought or said
They were here
They water the clouds of our lives
His mouth and in us
Their remembrance is exalted
They left and threw a question in my mind
Do you like them?
Star sky and hills
They filled life with pride
By their actions
And the world of the ego has become apparent to them