صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (35) - عقبة بن عامر الجهني رضي الله عنه

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:15 Mawaddah Association is pleased
0:18 To present to you pictures from the lives of the Companions
0:22 By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
0:25 May God have mercy on him
0:27 Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani, may God be pleased with him
0:47 This is the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, reaching the outskirts of Yathrib
0:52 After a long period of eagerness and anticipation
0:56 And here they are, the people of the good city
0:59 They crowd in the paths and on the roofs of houses
1:03 They shouted loudly with joy at meeting the Prophet of Mercy
1:07 And his friend
1:09 Here are the little girls of the city
1:12 They come out with tambourines in their hands and longing in their eyes
1:17 Echoing trills
1:19 The full moon is upon us
1:21 From the folds of farewell
1:24 We must be thanked
1:26 What he calls to God is called for
1:28 This is the procession of the Holy Prophet moving between the rows
1:32 A masterpiece of longing
1:34 And surrounded by eager hearts
1:37 Tears of joy and smiles of happiness are scattered around him
1:42 But Uqba Ibn Amer Al-Juhani
1:45 He did not witness the procession of the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
1:49 He was not happy to be received by the recipients
1:53 This is because he had gone out to the desert with his spoils
1:58 To take care of her there
2:01 After the anger became intense for her and she feared death
2:05 It is all the debris of the world he has
2:08 But the joy that overwhelmed Medina
2:12 It soon spread to its valleys, near and far
2:16 It shone in every good spot
2:20 Its tidings reached Uqba Ibn Amer Al-Juhani
2:24 He is with his spoils far away in the desert
2:27 Let us leave the talking to Uqba Ibn Amer
2:30 To tell us the story of his meeting with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
2:35 Uqba said
2:37 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, came to Medina
2:41 And I have my spoils to take care of
2:44 As soon as she heard the news of his arrival
2:47 Until I left her and went to him, without hesitating about anything
2:51 When I met him, I said:
2:53 Pledge allegiance to me, O Messenger of God
2:56 He said who are you?
2:58 I said Uqba Ibn Aamer Al-Juhani
3:02 He said, "Whatever I like to you."
3:05 You pledged allegiance to me, a Bedouin pledge of allegiance
3:07 Or the sale of immigration
3:09 I said, “Rather, a pledge of emigration.”
3:11 So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, pledged allegiance to me
3:15 On what he pledged allegiance to the immigrants
3:18 I stayed with him one night
3:20 Then I went to my sheep
3:22 There were 12 men who converted to Islam
3:25 We live far from the city
3:27 Let us graze our sheep in its valleys
3:30 We said to each other
3:32 There is no good in us if we do not provide
3:35 On the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:38 Day after day
3:40 To give us understanding of our religion
3:42 We hear what is revealed to him from heaven
3:45 Let each one of us go to Yathrib every day
3:48 And let him leave his bottle for us
3:50 So we take care of it for him
3:52 So I said
3:53 Go to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
3:56 One after another
3:58 And let the one who goes away leave his sheep to me
4:01 Because I was very sorry for my spoils
4:04 Than to leave it to anyone
4:06 Then my friends started to become one of them
4:09 After another on the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:13 And he leaves his sheep for me to take care of for him
4:16 So if he comes
4:18 I heard from them
4:20 I learned jurisprudence from them
4:22 But I soon came back to myself and said:
4:26 Woe to you!
4:27 Secure for spoils that neither fatten nor enrich
4:31 You miss the company of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:36 And taking from him orally, without intermediary
4:39 Then I gave up my swag
4:42 I went to the city to stay in the mosque
4:45 Next to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
4:49 Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani had never thought of it
4:53 When he made this decisive and resolute decision
4:57 After a decade, he would become one of the greatest scholars of the Companions
5:03 And a reader from the elders of readers
5:05 And a prominent leader of the conquest
5:09 One of the numbered rulers of Islam
5:12 He wasn't just imagining
5:15 He gives away his spoils
5:18 He goes to God and His Messenger
5:20 He will be the vanguard of the army that conquers the nation of the world, Damascus
5:26 He takes a home for himself among its gardens and looks at Thomas’ door
5:31 It was not just a vision
5:34 That he would be one of the leaders who would open the Green Emerald of the Universe
5:40 Egypt
5:41 And he will become its ruler
5:44 He plans for himself a house at the foot of Mount Mokattam
5:48 These are all matters hidden in the conscience of the unseen
5:53 Only God knows it
5:55 Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani joined the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
6:01 The shadow is necessary for its owner
6:04 He used to take the reins of his mule wherever he went
6:07 It is in his hands that we move
6:10 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, often followed him behind him
6:15 Until he was called Bardif, the Messenger of God
6:18 Perhaps the Holy Prophet descended upon him from his mule
6:22 To be the one riding
6:24 The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, is the one who walks
6:28 An obstacle occurred, he said
6:30 I was taking the reins of the mule of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in some of the forests of Medina
6:37 He said to me
6:38 O obstacle, do not ride
6:41 I understood that I should say no
6:43 But I feared that this would be a disobedience to the Messenger of God
6:47 I said yes, O Prophet of God
6:50 So the Messenger got off his mule and I mounted
6:53 In compliance with his order
6:55 And make him walk
6:57 Then she soon left it
7:00 The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, rode
7:03 Then he told me
7:05 Oh obstacle
7:06 Shall I not teach you two surahs the likes of which have never been seen?
7:10 I said, “Yes, O Messenger of God.”
7:12 So read to me
7:14 Say I seek refuge in the Lord of creation
7:16 And say, I seek refuge in the Lord of people
7:18 Then the prayer was held
7:20 So he went forward and prayed with them
7:23 And he said
7:24 Read them whenever you sleep and whenever you get up
7:27 Uqba said
7:29 I still read them, and my life continues
7:33 He made Uqba Ibn Aamir Al-Juhani
7:36 His concern is two things
7:38 Knowledge and jihad
7:40 He went to them with his soul and body
7:43 He gave them of himself
7:45 The most generous and generous allowance
7:47 As for the field of science
7:49 He became tired of Manahil
7:51 The Messenger of God is sweet wealth
7:53 Until tomorrow it is recited and updated
7:56 A hypothetical jurist
7:58 An eloquent writer and poet
8:01 He was one of the best people to recite the Qur’an
8:04 And when night fell
8:07 And the universe calmed down
8:09 Turn to the Book of God
8:11 He recites from His clear verses
8:14 So the hearts of the honorable companions listened to his recitation
8:18 And their hearts submit to Him
8:20 Their eyes overflow with tears from the fear of God
8:24 Omar bin Al-Khattab invited him one day
8:27 And he said
8:28 Show me something from the Book of God, O Uqba
8:31 And he said
8:33 Listen, O Commander of the Faithful
8:35 Then he started reciting to him whatever verses of the Wise Remembrance he could
8:39 Omar is crying
8:41 Until tears wet his beard
8:44 Uqba left a Qur’an written in his handwriting
8:48 This Qur’an remained until a long time ago
8:52 Located in Egypt
8:54 In the mosque known as Uqba bin Amer Mosque
8:57 It came at the end
8:59 Written by Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani
9:02 This Qur’an of Uqba is one of the oldest Qur’an found on earth
9:08 But it lost, among other things, our precious heritage
9:12 We are ignorant of it
9:15 As for the field of jihad
9:18 It is enough for us to know that Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani
9:22 He witnessed with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, Uhud and the battles that followed
9:28 And he was one of the bravest commandos
9:32 Those who endured the day of the conquest of Damascus were the most dreadful and greatest calamity
9:36 Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah rewarded him for his good performance
9:41 That he sent him a good tidings to Omar bin Al-Khattab in Medina to give him good news of the conquest
9:46 He stayed for eight days and nights
9:50 From Friday to Friday
9:52 It feeds traffic without interruption
9:55 Al-Farouq even heralded the great conquest
9:58 Then he was one of the leaders of the Muslim armies that conquered Egypt
10:03 So the Commander of the Faithful rewarded him, Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan
10:07 By making him governor for three years
10:11 Then he directed him to invade the island of Rhodes
10:14 In the Mediterranean Sea
10:16 Uqba bin Aamir al-Juhani was very passionate about jihad
10:21 He was aware of the hadith of jihad in his heart
10:24 He specialized in narrating it to Muslims
10:27 And he was always good at shooting
10:30 Even if he wanted to be distracted, he would be distracted by shooting
10:35 When Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani fell ill, he died
10:39 He is in Egypt
10:40 He gathered his sons and advised them
10:43 My son, I forbid you to do three things, so keep them
10:48 Do not accept talk about the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
10:52 Except for those who trust him
10:54 And do not borrow, even if you wear the cloak
10:58 And do not write poetry
11:00 So distract your hearts from the Qur’an with it
11:03 When death overtook him
11:06 They buried him at the foot of Mokattam
11:08 Then they went to his estate to search it
11:11 So he left behind seventy-few bows
11:15 With each bow a horn and arrows
11:18 He advised them to work for the sake of God
11:22 May God bless the face of the reader, the scholar and ghazi Uqba bin Amer Al-Juhani
11:28 And reward him on behalf of Islam and Muslims with the best reward