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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (50) - الربيع بن زياد الحارثي رضي الله عنه
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Mawaddah Association is pleased
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To present to you pictures from the lives of the Companions
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By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
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May God have mercy on him
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Rabei bin Ziyad Al-Harithi, may God be pleased with him
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This is the city of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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She is still mourning the loss of her friend
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And this and the chaos of the cities advances to Yathrib every day
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Pledging allegiance to his successor, Omar bin Al-Khattab, on listening and obedience, whether active or forced
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One morning, the Bahrain delegation was presented to the Commander of the Faithful
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With another group of delegations
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Al-Farouq, may God be pleased with him, was very keen to hear what those coming to him said
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Perhaps he will find in what they say a profound sermon
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Or a useful idea or advice for God, His Book, and the general Muslims
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He summoned a number of those present to speak, but they did not say anything
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He turned to a man who was characterized by goodness and gestured to him and said, “Give me what you have.”
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The man thanked God and praised him, then said:
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O Commander of the Faithful, you have not been in charge of this nation
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Except as a test from God Almighty to test you with
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So fear God in what you have been given
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He knew that if he strayed, he would chat on the shore of the Euphrates
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I will be asked about it on the Day of Resurrection
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Omar burst into tears and said:
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No one has believed me since I became your successor. You have not believed me
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Who are you?
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And he said
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Al-Rabee bin Ziyad Al-Harithi
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And he said
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Brother of Al-Muhajir bin Ziyad
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And he said yes
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When the council adjourned, Omar bin Al-Khattab called Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari
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And he said
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Investigate the matter of Al-Rabi bin Ziyad
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If he is honest, then there is much good in him
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Help us in this matter
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Use it and write to me about it
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Only a few days had passed since that day
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Until Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari prepared an army
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To open sources from the land of Ahvaz
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According to the order of the Caliph
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Al-Rabi' ibn Ziyad was appointed to the army
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And his brother, the immigrant
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Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari besieged Manathir
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He fought fierce battles with its people
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There are few wars that have seen anything like it
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The polytheists showed extreme courage
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And the strength of the punch
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What never occurred to me
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There was a lot of killing among Muslims
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Lost of all appreciation
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The Muslims were at that time
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They fight while fasting Ramadan
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When Al-Muhajir saw the brother of Al-Rabi’ bin Ziyad
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Murder has increased among Muslims
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He decided to buy himself
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Seeking God's pleasure
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So he was mummified and shrouded himself and advised his brother
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So Al-Rabi went to Abu Musa and said
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The immigrant has decided to buy himself
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He is fasting
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The Muslims have gathered against them
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From the stress of war and the intensity of fasting
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What weakened their resolve?
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They refuse breakfast
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So do what you see
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Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari stood up
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He called out to the army
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O Muslims!
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I resolved to every fasting person
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Whoever slackens or stops fighting
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He drank from a jug he had with him
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For people to drink, he preached it
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When the immigrant heard his statement
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He took a gulp of water and said
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I swear I did not drink it out of thirst
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But I justified my prince's resolve
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Then Hossam snorted
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He began to break ranks
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The men fight without fear or fear
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When he entered the enemy army
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They closed in on him from all sides
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Their swords crossed him from in front of him and behind him
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Until the last struggle
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Then he had his head cut off
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They set it up on a balcony overlooking the battlefield
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Al-Rabi looked at him and said
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Blessed are you and have a good home
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I swear to God that you will be rewarded
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And to kill Muslims, God willing
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When he saw Abu Musa
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When he came to the spring of anxiety for his brother
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He realized the anger that arose in his chest against the enemies of God
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He relinquished command of the army to him
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And licorice detergents to open them
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Spring and its host blew against the polytheists like a hurricane
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They placed rocks on their strongholds when the torrent destroyed them
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They tore their ranks apart and weakened their strength
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So God forced Manathir to Al-Rabi’ ibn Ziyad
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He killed the fighter and insulted the wealthy woman
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And sheep as God wills
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The star of Al-Rabi bin Ziyad shone after the Battle of Manathir
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His name spread on every tongue
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He became one of the distinguished leaders who hope for great deeds
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When the Muslims decided to conquer Sijistan
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They entrusted him with command of the army
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They hoped for victory at his hands
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Al-Rabi’ ibn Ziyad went with his invading army on the path of God to Sijistan
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Across a mezzanine 75 farsakhs long
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Tired of being cut off by the ravaging beasts of the desert
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The first thing Rustaq presented to him was Zaliq on the borders of Sijistan
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It is a rustic city full of luxurious palaces
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Surrounded by majestic forts
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Abundant in goodness and abundant in fruits
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The suspicious leader looked at Rustaq Zaliq before he reached him
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He learned that the people would soon celebrate their festival
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He waited for them until he caught them by surprise on the night of the festival
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I put a sword to their necks and took them by force
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20 thousand of them were taken captive
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Dehqanham fell into his hands captive
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Among the captivity was Mamluk al-Dahqan
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They found that he had collected 300 thousand to carry it to his master
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Al-Rabi’ asked him, “Where is this money from?”
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He said, “From one of my master’s villages.”
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He said to him: Does one village give him such money every year?
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He said yes and he said how
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With our axes, machetes and sweat, he said
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And when the battle ended
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Al-Dahqan approached Al-Rabi’ and offered to ransom himself and his family
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He said to him, “I will give you a ransom if you give the Muslims a generous ransom.”
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He said: How much do you want?
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He said, "Put this spear in the ground."
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Then you pour gold and silver on it until it is completely covered
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He said: I am satisfied
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He extracted what was in his treasures of yellow and white
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He started pouring it onto the spear until it covered it
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Al-Rabi' ibn Ziyad penetrated the land of Sijistan with his isolated army
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Then the fortresses began to fall under the horses' horseshoes
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The leaves also fall under the gust of the autumn wind
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The people of cities and villages received him in confidence and submission
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Before he pointed the sword in their faces
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Until he reached the city of Zaranj, the capital of Sijistan
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Then the enemy prepared for his war
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He wrote to meet him with the Phalange
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He brought help to confront him
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He decided to protect him from the big city
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And to stop his advance on Sijistan, no matter the cost
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Then a fierce war broke out between Al-Rabi and his enemies
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Neither party begrudged her what she demanded of the victims
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When the first signs of victory for the Muslims appeared
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Marzban saw the people called Parviz
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To seek reconciliation in the spring
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It still has some strength left in it
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Perhaps he might get better conditions for himself and his people
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So he sent a messenger from him to Al-Rabi’ bin Ziyad
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He asks him to set up an appointment to meet him to negotiate reconciliation
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He answered his request
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Al-Rabi ordered his men to prepare the place to receive Perviz
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He asked them to pile piles of dead bodies around the council
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And to be placed on both sides of the road that Pervez will pass
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Other bodies are scattered in disorder
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The tall spring was great and important
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He is very dark and has a large body
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It terrifies anyone who sees it
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When Pervez entered upon him
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His jaws trembled in fear
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His heart was seized with fear at the sight of the killing
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He did not dare to approach him
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He was afraid and did not come forward to shake his hand
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And he spoke to him with a stagnant, stagnant tongue
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He agreed with him on the condition that he provide him with a thousand groomsmen
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On the head of each attendant is a bowl of gold
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That is, a cup of gold
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Before the spring, Pervez agreed on that
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And the next day
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Al-Rabi bin Ziyad entered the city
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Surrounded by this procession of gentlemen
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Between the Muslims saying “Allah is great” and “Allah is great.”
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It was a witnessed day from the days of God
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Al-Rabi bin Ziyad remained a powerful sword in the hands of Muslims
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They use it to attack the enemies of God
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He opened the cities for them and appointed the provinces for them
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Until the matter came to the Umayyads
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He appointed Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan as governor of Khurasan
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However, he was not happy with this mandate
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This increased his resentment and hatred towards her
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That Ziyad bin Abi
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One of the most prominent rulers of Banu Umayyad
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He sent him a letter saying:
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The Commander of the Faithful is Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan
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He orders you to keep the yellow and white
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From the spoils of war to the Muslim treasury
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Everything else is divided among the Mujahideen
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So he wrote to him saying:
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I found the book of God Almighty
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He orders something other than what you ordered me to do
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On the tongue of the Commander of the Faithful
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Then he called out to the people
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If you go in the morning to get your spoils, take them
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Then the fifth was sent to the Caliphate in Damascus
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And since it was the Friday that followed the arrival of this book
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Al-Rabi’ bin Ziyad went out to pray wearing white clothes
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He gave the people the Friday sermon and then said:
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People
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I am tired of life
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I am calling for a supplication, so believe in my supplication
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Then he said
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Oh God, if you want good for me
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So take me to you sooner than later
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So people believed in his prayers
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The sun did not set that day
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Until Al-Rabi bin Ziyad joined his Lord
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No one has believed me since I became a successor
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Al-Rabi’ bin Ziyad also believed me
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Omar bin Al-Khattab
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Oh poetry, and it makes me sad
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In their praise, are they greater?