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By Dr. Abdul Rahman Raafat Al-Basha
May God have mercy on him
Rahmad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi
May God have mercy on him
We are now in the caliphate of the Commander of the Faithful
Suleiman bin Abdul Malik
This is Yazid bin Al-Muhallab bin Abi Safri
One of the drawn swords of Islam
And the future governor of Khorasan
He sighed with his army of one hundred thousand fighters
Count the volunteers from the certificate students and hope to be rewarded
He was determined to conquer Gorgan and Tabaristan
He was at the forefront of his volunteers
The venerable follower Muhammad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi al-Basri
Known as Zain Al-Fuqaha
Known as Abed Basra
He was a student of the great companion Anas bin Malik Al-Ansari
Servant of the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him
Yazid bin Al-Muhallab descended with his army on Dehistan
It was inhabited by Turks
Strong with arrows
Their anchors are strong
Their fortresses are impregnable
They would go out to fight Muslims every day
If the effort is exhausted from them
Or their distress increased
They sided with their strongholds in the mountains
They fortified themselves with their impregnable fortresses
And its thin peaks do not melt
It was owned by Muhammad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi
A great position in this war
Despite his weak frame and advanced age
The Muslim soldiers were resting
With the light of faith that shines from his tolerant face
They are active due to the heat of the male
That radiates from his sweet tongue
They are assured that his prayers will be answered
In moments of distress and anguish
It was his business
If the army commander breaks out fighting
To call
O horses of God, ride
There are hardly any Muslim soldiers
They hear his call
Until they rush to fight their enemy
As the alert lions blow
And they come to the battlefield
The thirst for cold water
On a hot day
And in one of those battles
The molar grinder
A knight emerged from the ranks of the enemies
The eye has not seen anything more massive than his
There is nothing stronger than him
I am neither more daring nor more determined
He began to arrive between the rows and walk around
Until the Muslims were removed from their positions
It spread fear and awe in their hearts
Then he invited them to a duel
Defiant and arrogant
He insists on praying
It was not from Muhammad bin Wasi’
However, they wanted to make him stand out
Then the fever spread into the hearts of the Muslim knights
One of them approached the sheikh
He swore not to do so
He asked him to leave that to him
So the Sheikh fulfilled his oath
He called for his victory and support
Each of the knights approached his enemy
Iqbal Al-Manoun
They approached two puppet lions
The eyes and hearts of the soldiers became attached to them from everywhere
They continued for an hour, talking and arguing
Until he took the effort from them whenever he took
Then they struck each other with their swords on their heads at the same time
The Turk's sword was fixed in the iron of the Muslim knight's egg
The Muslim sword fell on the forehead of the Turkish knight
He split his head in two
He split his head into the two fields
Then the victorious knight returned to the Muslim ranks
In a view the likes of which the eye has never seen
A sword in his hand dripping blood
A sword tucked into his helmet gleamed in the sun
The Muslims received him with applause, glorification, and praise
Yazid bin Al-Muhallab looked at the two swords, the egg and the weapon striking the man
He said to God, “His father is from Persia, what kind of man is this?”
He was told that he was a man blessed by the prayers of Muhammad ibn Wasayn al-Azdi
The balance of power turned after the death of the Turkish knight
The alarm and panic in the souls of the polytheists explained the spread of wildfire
The fires of pride and pride were kindled in the hearts of Muslims
So they approached the enemies of God like a torrent
They surrounded them like a chain around the neck
They cut off their water and beer
Their king found no alternative to reconciliation
So he sent to Yazid offering him peace
He declares his readiness to hand over whatever country he has to him
With everything and everyone in it
Provided that he protects himself, his money, and his family
Yazid accepted his reconciliation
He stipulated that he give him seven hundred thousand dirhams in installments
And to provide him with four hundred thousand cash
And to present to him four hundred animals laden with saffron
And four hundred men should be brought to him
In the hand of each of them is a silver bowl
And on his head was a robe made of sackcloth
And on the robe is a length of velvet
And the theft of silk
For women soldiers to wear
And when the battles ended
Yazid bin Al-Muhallab said to his treasurer
We got the spoils
So that we give everyone their due rights
The treasurer and those with him tried to count them
They were unable to do so
The spoils were divided among the soldiers based on tolerance
Muslims found these spoils
A crown made of pure gold
Sweetened with pearls and jewels
Decorated with masterpieces of engravings
Their necks snapped towards him
And it shined on the pearls of the eyes
Yazid took him by the hand
He raised it so that those soldiers who could not see it could see it
Then he said
Do you see that someone is denying this crown?
They said, “May God bless the prince.”
Who is he who rejects it?
And he said
You will see that he is still among the nation of Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him
Whoever rejects it
And the earth will be filled with something similar to it
Then he turned to his eyebrows and said
Muhammad ibn Wasi’ al-Azdi petitioned us
The chamberlain went looking for him in every direction
His alpha has moved to a place far from people
He stood up and prayed
He prays and asks for forgiveness
So he approached him and said
The prince invites you to meet him
He asks you to pass the hour to him
So he went with the chamberlain
Even if he became with the prince
He greeted and sat close to him
The prince returned the greeting with a better one
Then he raised the crown in his hand and said
O Abu Abdullah
The Muslim soldiers have won this precious crown
I thought I would prefer you to him
And I will make it yours
The souls of the soldiers were happy with that
And he said
Make it mine, Prince
He said: Yes, it is yours
And he said
I don't need it, Prince
I rewarded them well on my behalf
And he said
I swear to God that you will take him
When the prince's oath took place
Muhammad bin Wasi took the crown
Then he asked his permission and left
Some of those who did not know the Sheikh said:
Here he is, he has seized the crown and lost it
So Yazid ordered one of his servants
To follow him hidden from him
And to see what he does with the crown
And to bring him news
So the boy followed him
And he doesn't know it
Muhammad bin Wasi went on his way
And the crown is in his hand
A disheveled, dusty man appeared before him
Visit the body
He asked him, saying
From what belongs to God
The sheikh looked to his right, to his left, and behind him
When he was certain that no one would see him
Push the crown into the liquid
Then he went off with great joy
When he threw his burden off his shoulders
He had a burden on his back
The boy held the questioner's hand
The prince brought him
He told him his story
So the prince took the crown from the questioner
He was compensated with abundant money until he satisfied him
Then he turned to the soldier and said
Did I not tell you that he is still among the nation of Muhammad?
May peace and blessings be upon him, whoever rejects this crown
People like him
The shadow of Muhammad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi
He fights the polytheists under the banner of Yazid bin Al-Muhallab
Until the time of Hajj approached
When he only had a short time left
He entered upon Yazid
He asked his permission to perform the rituals
Yazid said to him
Your permission is in your hand, Abu Abdullah
Go whenever you want
We reward you with an amount of money
It helps you on your Hajj
And he said to him
Will you order such money for each of your soldiers, O Prince?
And he said no
He said, “I have no need for anything of my own without the Muslim soldiers.”
Then he bid him farewell and left
Part of the travel of Muhammad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi on Yazid bin al-Muhallab
He also treated the Muslim soldiers who accompanied him
They regretted depriving their victorious army of its blessings
They wished for him to return to them when they finished performing his ritual
And there is no temptation
He was the leader of Muslims spread throughout the globe
They are very keen to be the worshiper of Basra
Muhammad bin Wasi' al-Azdi is among their army
They were very happy to have him with them
They hope that God Almighty will grant them victory supported by the favor of His supplications and the abundance of His blessings
And after
How honorable these souls were, who were small in their own eyes
Great for God and people
How great is this history that has brought together these remarkable men’s masterpieces
And to another meeting with the worshiper of Basra, Muhammad bin Wasi’ al-Azdi
Princes have readers
And the rich have readers
Muhammad bin Wasi’ is one of the reciters of the Most Gracious
Malik bin Dina
Positions and examples
He followed the Messenger if he sought or said
They were here watering the clouds of our lives
We cannot mention them in exaltation
They left and threw a question in my mind
Is there a star like them in the sky and its hills?
They filled their lives with pride in their actions
And the world of the ego has become apparent to them