Summary of the Prophet’s biography | Episode (97) | Chasing Suraqa bin Malik, may God be pleased with him

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0:00 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
0:03 Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
0:12 A Concise Summary of the Prophetic biography (Seerah).
0:17 Authored by Sheikh Musa ibn Rashid al-Azimi.
0:22 May Allah preserve him.
0:24 The pursuit by Suraqah ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him.
0:34 Suraqah ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him, embraced Islam.
0:37 In the presence of the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, at al-Ji'ranah.
0:41 When he returned from Hunayn and al-Ta'if.
0:45 His Islam was sincere.
0:47 His story regarding his departure in pursuit of the Prophet, peace be upon him, during the migration (Hijrah) is famous.
0:54 Imam al-Bukhari narrated it in his Sahih.
0:57 And Imam Ahmad in his Musnad.
0:59 The wording is that of Ahmad.
1:02 On the authority of Suraqah ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him, who said:
1:06 The messengers of the disbelievers of Quraysh came to us.
1:08 They had placed a bounty on the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him.
1:12 And on Abu Bakr, the blood money for each of them.
1:16 For whoever killed or captured them.
1:20 While I was sitting in a gathering of my people, the Banu Mudlij.
1:25 A man from among them approached until he stood over us.
1:29 He said, "O Suraqah!
1:31 I have just seen some dark figures on the coast.
1:35 I believe them to be Muhammad and his companions."
1:39 Suraqah, may Allah be pleased with him, said:
1:41 I knew that it was indeed them.
1:43 But I said, "They are not them.
1:47 Rather, you saw so-and-so and so-and-so who departed just now."
1:52 He said:
1:53 I remained in the gathering for a while.
1:55 Then I stood up and entered my house.
1:58 I ordered my slave girl to bring out my horse.
2:02 She kept it behind a hillock.
2:04 And held it for me.
2:06 I took my spear.
2:08 And went out with it from the back of the house.
2:10 I traced the ground with my spear.
2:13 And lowered the tip of the spear.
2:15 Until I reached my horse and mounted it.
2:18 I urged it to gallop with me.
2:21 Meaning, I made it run quickly.
2:23 Until I saw their dark figures.
2:26 When I drew near to them, to the point where my voice could be heard by them.
2:29 My horse stumbled, and I fell off it.
2:33 I stood up.
2:34 And reached with my hand for my quiver.
2:37 I took out the divining arrows.
2:39 And sought omens with them.
2:41 To see whether I should harm them or not.
2:43 The result I disliked came out.
2:45 That I should not harm them.
2:47 I mounted my horse and defied the arrows.
2:50 I urged it to gallop with me.
2:53 Until, when I drew near to them.
2:55 My horse stumbled, and I fell off it.
2:57 I stood up.
2:59 And reached with my hand for my quiver.
3:01 I took out the divining arrows.
3:03 And sought omens with them.
3:05 The result I disliked came out.
3:07 That I should not harm them.
3:09 I defied the arrows.
3:11 And mounted my horse.
3:13 I urged it to gallop with me.
3:15 Until I heard.
3:17 The recitation of the Prophet, peace be upon him.
3:19 He did not look back.
3:21 While Abu Bakr looked back frequently.
3:23 The forelegs of my horse sank into the ground.
3:25 Until they reached the knees.
3:27 I fell off it.
3:29 I shouted at it, and it struggled to rise.
3:31 It could barely pull its legs out.
3:33 When it stood upright.
3:35 From where its legs had been.
3:37 A cloud of dust rose into the sky.
3:39 Like smoke.
3:41 And the 'athan' is smoke.
3:43 Without fire.
3:45 I sought omens with the arrows.
3:47 The result I disliked came out.
3:49 That I should not harm them.
3:51 So I called out to them, asking for safety.
3:53 They stopped.
3:55 I mounted my horse and came to them.
3:57 It occurred to me.
3:59 When I encountered the obstacle preventing me from reaching them.
4:01 That the affair of the.
4:03 Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, would surely prevail.
4:05 So I said to him:
4:07 "Your people have placed a bounty on you."
4:09 The blood money.
4:11 And I informed them of the news.
4:13 Of their journey.
4:15 And what the people intended for them.
4:17 And I offered them provisions.
4:19 But they did not accept anything from me.
4:21 Meaning, they did not take.
4:23 Anything from me.
4:25 And they did not ask me for anything.
4:27 Except to keep our secret.
4:29 I asked him to write for me.
4:31 A document of peace.
4:33 To be safe by it.
4:35 He ordered 'Amir ibn Fuhayrah.
4:37 And he wrote for me on a scrap.
4:39 Of parchment.
4:41 Then the Messenger of Allah.
4:43 Peace be upon him, departed.
4:45 And in a hadith.
4:47 And in the hadith of Anas.
4:49 May Allah be pleased with him, in Sahih.
4:51 Al-Bukhari, he said:
4:53 The Messenger of Allah.
4:55 Peace be upon him, said to Suraqah:
4:57 "Do not let anyone.
4:59 Catch up with us."
5:01 He said:
5:03 So he was at the beginning of the day striving.
5:05 Against the Prophet of Allah, peace be upon.
5:07 Him.
5:09 And at the end of the day.
5:11 He was a protector for him.
5:13 Meaning, a guardian for him against the enemy.
5:17 The story of the Bedouin.
5:19 And his conversion to Islam.
5:21 Al-Hakim narrated in al-Mustadrak.
5:23 With a sound (sahih) chain of narration.
5:25 On the authority of Qays ibn al-Nu'man, who said:
5:27 When the Prophet.
5:29 Peace be upon him.
5:31 And Abu Bakr set out in secret.
5:33 They passed by a slave.
5:35 Tending sheep.
5:37 They asked him for milk.
5:39 He said, "I do not have.
5:41 A sheep that can be milked.
5:43 Except for a young ewe here."
5:45 He said, "The winter."
5:47 And it had been brought out.
5:49 And no milk remained in it.
5:51 He said, "Bring it here."
5:53 He called for it.
5:55 The Prophet, peace be upon him, wiped its udder.
5:57 And stroked its udder.
5:59 And prayed until it let down milk.
6:01 He said:
6:03 Abu Bakr brought a bowl.
6:05 Meaning, he brought a stone vessel.
6:07 Or a wooden one with depth.
6:09 He milked it and gave Abu Bakr to drink.
6:11 Then he milked it and gave [the others] to drink.
6:13 Then he milked it and drank.
6:15 The shepherd said:
6:17 "By Allah, who are you?
6:19 For by Allah, I have never seen.
6:21 Anyone like you."
6:23 The Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said:
6:25 "Would you keep it.
6:27 A secret for me if I tell you?"
6:29 He said, "Yes."
6:31 The Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said:
6:33 "I am Muhammad.
6:35 The Messenger of Allah."
6:37 He said:
6:39 "Are you the one whom Quraysh claims.
6:41 The one whom Quraysh claims.
6:43 Is a renegade?"
6:45 The Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said:
6:47 "They indeed say.
6:49 That."
6:52 He said:
6:54 "I bear witness that you are a Prophet.
6:56 And I bear witness that what you have brought is the truth.
6:58 And that no one does.
7:00 What you have done except a Prophet.
7:02 And I am your follower."
7:04 The Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said:
7:06 "You.
7:08 Will not be able to do that today.
7:10 So when you hear that I.
7:12 Have prevailed, then come to us."
7:14 The passing of the Messenger.
7:17 Peace be upon him.
7:19 By Umm Ma'bad.
7:21 Al-Khuza'iyyah.
7:24 Al-Hakim narrated in al-Mustadrak.
7:26 And al-Baghawi in Sharh.
7:28 Al-Sunnah with a good (hasan) chain of narration.
7:30 On the authority of Hisham ibn Hubaysh.
7:32 Ibn Khuwaylid, may Allah be pleased with him.
7:34 A companion of the Messenger of Allah.
7:36 Peace be upon him.
7:38 That the Messenger of Allah.
7:40 Peace be upon him.
7:42 Left Makkah as a migrant.
7:44 To Madinah.
7:46 With Abu Bakr and the freed slave.
7:48 Abu Bakr and ‘Amir ibn Fuhayrah.
7:50 Their guide was from the Banu Layth,
7:52 ‘Abdullah ibn Urayqit.
7:54 They passed by the tent of Umm
7:56 Ma‘bad al-Khuza‘iyyah.
7:58 She was a dignified,
8:00 resilient woman,
8:02 sitting in the courtyard of her tent.
8:04 She would provide water and food to those who passed by.
8:06 They asked her for meat and dates,
8:08 intending to purchase them from her,
8:10 but they found nothing of that sort
8:12 with her.
8:14 The people were suffering from drought,
8:16 and famine—meaning their
8:18 provisions had run out.
8:20 The Messenger of Allah,
8:22 peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, looked
8:24 at a ewe in the corner of the tent
8:26 and asked, "What is this ewe,
8:28 O Umm Ma‘bad?"
8:30 She replied, "It is a ewe
8:32 that has been left behind by the flock due to exhaustion."
8:34 The Messenger of Allah,
8:36 peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, asked,
8:38 "Does it have any milk?"
8:40 She said, "It is too exhausted
8:42 for that."
8:44 The Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, said,
8:46 "Do you give me permission
8:48 to milk it?"
8:50 She replied, "May my father and mother be sacrificed for you,
8:52 if you see any
8:54 milk in it, then milk it."
8:56 The Messenger of Allah,
8:58 peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, called for it,
9:00 wiped its udder with his hand,
9:02 invoked the name of Allah the Exalted,
9:04 and prayed for blessing in her ewe.
9:06 It spread its legs for him,
9:08 let down its milk, and began to chew its cud.
9:10 He then called for a vessel
9:12 that could satisfy a group,
9:14 meaning it could quench the thirst of a group of men.
9:16 He milked into it a copious amount,
9:18 meaning flowing milk,
9:20 so much so that
9:22 it was covered in brightness,
9:24 meaning the sheen of its foam.
9:26 He then gave her to drink until she was satisfied,
9:28 and gave his companions to drink until they
9:30 were satisfied.
9:32 They were fully quenched, and the last of them drank.
9:34 Then he milked into it a second time,
9:36 starting anew,
9:38 until he filled the vessel.
9:40 Then he left it with her.
9:42 Then he pledged allegiance to her,
9:44 and they departed from her.
9:46 This is a summary
9:48 of the Prophetic biography.
9:50 The longing of the worlds for some of them is long,
9:56 but the longing for you is beyond measure.
10:01 May Allah bless you,
10:03 and may Allah send blessings upon you
10:06 as long as the call to prayer is raised,
10:10 and as long as
10:12 the lips
10:14 move in remembrance.