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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (19) - مجزأة بن ثور السدوسي 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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Id al-Rahman Rafah al-Pasha
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May God have mercy on him
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Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi, may God be pleased with him
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Here are these glorious heroes from God's soldiers
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They shake off the dust of Al-Qadisiyah
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They are happy with the victory God has given them
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They are happy with the reward written for their brothers, the martyrs
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Looking forward to another battle
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It will be a parallel to Al-Qadisiyah in its splendor and majesty
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Waiting for the order of the successor of the Messenger of God, Omar bin Al-Khattab, to come to them
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By continuing the jihad
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To uproot the Khosravian throne from its roots
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It didn't take long for the young men to miss seeing them often
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Here is the messenger of Al-Farouq, arriving from Medina to Kufa
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And with it was an order from the Caliph to its governor, Abu Musa Al-Ash’ari
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By proceeding with his army
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To meet with the Muslim soldiers coming from Basra
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And let's go together to Ahvaz
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To track down Al-Hurmuzan and eliminate him
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And the liberation of the city of Tester
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The jewel of the Kasravi crown
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And the pearl of Persia
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This was stated in the order that the Caliph addressed to Abu Musa
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To accompany the valiant knight with him
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Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi
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The master of Banu Bakr and their obedient prince
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Abu Musa Al-Ash'ari issued the order of the Caliph of the Muslims
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So he mobilized his army
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He placed Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi's fragments on his left side
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He joined the Muslim armies coming from Basra
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They went forward together as warriors in the cause of God
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As soon as they visited, they liberated the cities
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And they cleanse the strongholds
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Al-Hurmuzan fled before them from one place to another
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Until he reached the city of Tastar
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He took refuge in her mother-in-law
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It was Tustar that Al-Hurmuzan sided with
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One of the most beautiful cities in Persia
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It is the most magnificent in nature and the strongest in fortification
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And it does
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An ancient city
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Deep into the depths of history
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Built on a high ground
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In the shape of a horse
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It is watered by a large river called the Dujil River
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And above it is Shazhrawan
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It is a spring of water with a basin and fountains
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It was built by King Sapor
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To raise the river water to it
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Through tunnels dug underground
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And Shazhrawan is covering up
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Its tunnels are one of the wonders of construction
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It was built with huge, textured stones
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With solid iron columns
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His axes and tunnels were filled with lead
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And about covering up
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A large, tall wall
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The bracelet surrounds it around the wrist
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Historians said about him
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It is the first and greatest wall
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Structure on Earth
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Then the Hormuzan dug around the wall
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A great trench
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Impassable
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He gathered the best Persian soldiers behind him
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Muslim armies
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About trench cover up
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It remained eighteen months
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You can't pass it
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It fought with the Persian armies
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During that long period
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Eighty battles
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Every battle was one of these battles
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It begins with a duel between the knights of the two teams
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Then it turns into a fierce war
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Ibn Thawr’s fragmentary hadith was performed
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In these duels
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A scourge that astonishes minds
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Amaze enemies and friends together
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He was able to kill a hundred enemy knights in a duel
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His name became a terror among the Persians
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It brings chivalry and pride into the hearts of Muslims
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And then he recognized those who had not known him before
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Why was the Commander of the Faithful keen to be this valiant hero?
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Among the invading army
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And in the last battle of those eighty battles
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The Muslims launched a valiant and sincere campaign against their enemy
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So the Persians cleared the bridges erected over the moat for them
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And the city does not melt
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They closed the doors of its impregnable fortress on them
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The Muslims moved on after this long patience
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From one bad situation to another even worse
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The Persians began raining arrows on them from the tops of the towers
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They let iron chains hang over the walls
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At the end of each chain there are glowing clips
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Because I was so hot with fire
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If one of the Muslim soldiers wanted to climb the wall or approach it
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They pinned it on him and attracted him to them
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His body is burned, his flesh falls out, and he is killed
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The distress for Muslims intensified
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They began to ask God with humble, humble hearts
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To release them and grant them victory over his enemy and their enemy
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While Abu Musa Al-Ashari was
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Meditate on Surat Esther the Great
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Desperate to break in
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An arrow fell in front of him and was thrown at him over the fence
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He looked at it and found a message in it that said:
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I trusted you Muslims
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I trust you with my life, my money, my family, and those who follow me
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I have to point out to you an outlet through which you can enter the city
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So Abu Musa wrote a guarantee to the owner of the share
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And the young woman's son threw it to him
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So the man was confident of the safety of the Muslims
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Because of their reputation for being honest with their promises
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And fulfillment of the covenant
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He sneaked up on them under the cover of darkness
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He revealed to Abu Musa the truth about his situation
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He said, “We are among the masters of the people.”
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Al-Hurmuzan, the eldest brother, was killed
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And he attacked his money and his family
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And he harbored evil in his heart for me
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Until I was no longer safe for myself and my children
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So I preferred your justice over his injustice
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And your loyalty despite his treachery
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I decided to show you a hidden outlet
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You are trying to cover it up
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So give me a person with courage and reason
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And he is one of those who are proficient in swimming
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So show him the way
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He summoned Abu Musa Al-Ashari
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Fragmented by Ibn Thawr Al-Sadusi
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He confided the matter to him
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He said, “I mean a man from your people.”
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He has intelligence, determination, and the ability to swim
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He said fragmented
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Make me that man, prince
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Abu Musa said to him
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If you like
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With God's blessing
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Then he advised him to preserve the path
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And to know the location of the door
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And to determine the location of Al-Hurmuzan
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And to verify his identity
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And nothing else happens
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Gone fragmented Ibn Thor
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Under cover of darkness with his Persian guide
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So he put him in an underground tunnel
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It connects the river and the city
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The tunnel was widening at times
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So he can wade in his water
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He was walking on his feet
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And it narrows at other times
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Until he gets him to swim as a load
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It was branching and meandering at times
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And straightens up again
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And so on until he reached the outlet
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From which it enters the city
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Al-Hurmuzan showed him the killer of his brother
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And the place where he is holed up
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When he saw the parts of Hormuzan
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They wanted to shoot him with an arrow in his throat
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But it was soon mentioned
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Abu Musa's advice to him
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That nothing happens
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He curbed this desire within himself
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He returned from where he came before dawn
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Abu Musa counted three hundred
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One of the bravest Muslim soldiers in heart
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The most tolerant and patient of them
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And I appreciate them swimming
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He ordered the fragmentation of Ibn Thawr over them
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He bid them farewell and advised them
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He made takbeer a sign of calling the Muslim soldiers
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To storm the city
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He ordered his men divided
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To reduce their clothing as much as possible
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So that they do not carry water that weighs them down
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He warned them not to take anything other than their swords with them
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He advised them to tighten it over their bodies under their clothes
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And they go to sleep at the end of the first watch of the night
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The fragmented shadow of Ibn Thawr and his brave soldiers
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About two hours
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They struggle with the obstacles of this dangerous tunnel
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Sometimes they knock her down
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And sometimes it strikes them
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When they reached the port leading to the city
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He found that tunnel fragmented
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He swallowed two hundred and twenty of his men
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He left eighty
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As soon as Mashjaz and his companions set foot on the city’s land
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Until they stripped their swords
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They attacked the fort's protectors
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So they covered it in their chests
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Then they jumped to the doors
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And they opened it while growing up
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Their magnification converged from within
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While enlarging their brothers from the outside
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Muslims flocked to the city at dawn
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It took place between them and the enemies of God
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It's a battle of lessons
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The history of wars has rarely seen anything like it
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Horror and dread
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And a lot of deaths
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While the battle was in full swing
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Ibn Thawr al-Hurmuzan saw fragments in its courtyard
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So he meant it
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And his bracelet was with a sword
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He was soon swallowed up by the wave of fighters
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And he hid it from my sight
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Then it seemed to him again
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He rushed towards him and attacked him
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The two parts of the two Hormuzans were struck with their swords
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Each of them struck his friend with a fatal blow
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So he brought a fragmented sword
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The sword of Hormuzan was wounded
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The pride of the valiant quantitative hero
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They died on the battlefield
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And his eyes are filled with what God has achieved through my hands
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The Muslim soldiers continued to fight
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Until God decreed victory for them
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Al-Hurmuzan fell into their hands captive
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Missionaries set out for the city
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They bring to Al-Farouq the good news of conquest
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And the Hurmuzan is brought before them
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On his head is a crown studded with jewels
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And on his shoulders he was decorated with brocades of gold threads
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For the Caliph to see
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The missionaries were carrying with that
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Warm condolences to the Caliph
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With his valiant knight, Majzaa bin Thawr
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Fragmented bin Thawr
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Came Basil
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A hundred polytheists were killed in a duel
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What about those who killed them?
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In the midst of battles
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Historians
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