العشرة المبشرون بالجنة | الحلقة (25) | الزبير بن العوام رضي الله عنه (الجزء 2)

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0:00 In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
0:03 Mawaddah Association
0:06 Advance
0:07 The ten promised Paradise
0:10 Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam
0:15 May God be pleased with him
0:17 Love of companions and kinship year ton
0:22 My Lord delivered it sometimes
0:27 Love of companions and kinship
0:30 Muslims were setting an example of courage and daring
0:35 By Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam, may God be pleased with him
0:38 They say that he is more mare than Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam
0:43 No wonder
0:44 Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him, was a brave knight
0:48 And a brave hero
0:50 He did not miss a single scene with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
0:57 You see him in every invasion and in every battle at the forefront of the army
1:02 And on the important rows
1:04 He was characterized by extraordinary courage and rare heroism
1:09 And dedication to supporting this religion
1:12 Here are some pictures and situations that show the courage of a first-class man
1:19 On the day of Badr
1:21 The Muslims left, with only two knights with them
1:25 A mare for Zubair
1:26 A horse by Al-Miqdad, may God be pleased with them both
1:30 And the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
1:33 At the command of the starboard side was Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam
1:36 On the left side is Al-Miqdad bin Omar
1:39 Al-Zubair, may God be pleased with him, was
1:42 He had a yellow turban wrapped around his head
1:45 So the angels descended on Zubair’s face
1:49 That is, according to his character
1:50 Fighting with Muslims
1:53 And during the battle
1:55 He met his uncle Nawfal bin Khuwaylid
1:57 He and the Muslims were made to taste the worst torment in Mecca
2:02 So he approached him and killed him
2:05 Al-Sa'ib bin Abi Al-Sa'ib was also killed
2:08 Then he met Ubaida bin Saeed bin Al-Aas
2:12 He was nicknamed Abu Dhabi with the belly
2:15 Because of its intensity and strength
2:17 He was heavily armed with armor and weapons
2:20 Only his eyes can see him
2:23 Muslims feared him
2:25 When he saw Al-Zubair, he said sarcastically
2:29 I am the father of the belly
2:31 Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him, fought him without caring about him
2:36 Then he stabbed him in the eye with the goat
2:38 It is the only outlet to it
2:41 The goat is a stick of wood
2:43 Shorter than a spear
2:45 It has a sharp iron at its tip
2:48 So Abu Dhat Al-Karsh died
2:50 With this blow from Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him
2:54 The Muslims were happy about that
2:56 Al-Zubayr wanted to take the goat
2:59 From its place in the man
3:01 But he couldn't
3:03 Due to the strength and depth of the blow
3:06 So he put his foot on it
3:08 He pulled her hard
3:09 So he pulled it out while both ends were bent
3:13 So the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, asked him about it
3:17 So he gave it to him
3:19 So I stayed with him until he died, peace and blessings be upon him
3:24 Then Abu Bakr asked him about it
3:26 Then Omar
3:28 Then Othman
3:29 Then Ali, may God be pleased with them
3:32 Al-Zubair used to give it to them
3:35 When Al-Zubayr died, may God be pleased with him
3:38 His son Abdullah requested it from Ali
3:41 He returned it to him
3:42 I stayed with him until he died
3:45 Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him, was injured
3:48 In the Battle of Badr
3:50 One of them is on his shoulder
3:52 His son Urwa, may God be pleased with him, says
3:55 I was putting my fingers in it and playing
3:58 How big are those blows?
4:02 And in the Battle of Uhud
4:03 After the polytheists departed
4:06 The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, was right
4:09 And his companions, what happened to them
4:12 He was appointed, peace and blessings be upon him
4:14 Abu Bakr and Zubayr Ibn Al-Awwam
4:16 May God be pleased with them both
4:18 And with them were seventy men
4:20 To go out in the footsteps of the people
4:23 They know that Muslims still have strength
4:27 Do not think about returning and eliminating Muslims
4:31 So the honorable companions went out in pursuit of the polytheist people
4:36 And they have some surgeries
4:39 When the polytheists heard about them
4:41 They were afraid and left
4:43 And God Almighty revealed the words of the Companions
4:47 And after the battle
4:48 Umm al-Zubayr came
4:50 Safiya bint Abdul Muttalib, may God be pleased with her
4:54 To look at her brother Hamza
4:56 The polytheists imitated him
4:59 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
5:02 To her son Al-Zubayr
5:04 Throw it and return it
5:06 She doesn't see what's wrong with her brother
5:08 Al-Zubayr came to her and said to her
5:11 O nation
5:12 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
5:15 He orders you to come back
5:17 She said why?
5:18 I have been informed that my brother has been mutilated
5:22 And that is in God
5:23 Do not be afraid or be patient, God willing
5:27 The Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, said
5:30 For Zubair
5:31 Let her go
5:34 She came to him and looked at him
5:36 I prayed for him and got back
5:38 And I asked for his forgiveness
5:40 She took out two dresses that she had with her
5:43 She said to her son
5:45 This is Thawban
5:47 I brought them to my brother Hamza
5:49 So they shrouded him in them
5:51 Al-Zubair, may God be pleased with him, looked
5:54 So he was next to Hamza
5:56 An Ansar man killed
5:58 He did to him what he did to Hamza
6:01 And he said
6:03 We found him to be shy and shy
6:05 To shroud Hamza in two garments
6:07 Al-Ansari has no shroud
6:10 So we said
6:11 Hamza Thobe
6:13 And Al-Ansari has a dress
6:15 We appreciated them
6:16 One of them was larger than the other
6:19 So we cast lots between them
6:21 Enough, everyone
6:23 Of them in the garment that became his
6:27 And in the Battle of the Trench
6:29 After unconfirmed news spread
6:32 About the Jews of Banu Qurayda breaking the covenant
6:35 In those difficult circumstances
6:37 So the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, wanted to
6:40 To verify this news
6:43 And he said
6:44 Who can bring us news of Banu Qurayda?
6:47 Al-Zubayr said
6:49 I am, O Messenger of God
6:51 So he went to Thris
6:53 So he came with their news
6:55 Then the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, said again
6:59 Who can bring us news of Banu Qurayda?
7:02 Al-Zubayr said
7:04 I am, O Messenger of God
7:06 So he went and brought the news
7:08 Then in the third as well
7:10 The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said: “Every prophet has a disciple, and my disciple is Al-Zubayr.”
7:18 He then ransomed his father and mother, peace and blessings be upon him
7:23 He said, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, may my father and mother be sacrificed for you, and I am greater in it than a niqab for Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him
7:32 When the Muslims entered Mecca, Al-Zubayr was carrying one of the three banners of the immigrants in the conquest of Mecca
7:42 Where the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, placed Kharid Ibn al-Walid on the right side
7:48 Al-Zubayr placed Ibn Al-Awwam on the left flank and placed Abu Ubaidah on the bayadhaqa, i.e. the infantry
7:58 After the death of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
8:02 Al-Zubayr, may God be pleased with him, continued his covenant with the caliphs after him
8:07 He was not deterred from supporting Islam
8:10 He was one of the commanders of the armies during the caliphate of Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him
8:15 He participated in the Battle of Yarmouk against the Romans
8:19 He was one of the knights and bravest people
8:22 A group of heroes gathered to him that day
8:26 They said, "Don't you carry it, so we can carry it with you."
8:30 He said that you will not prove it
8:33 They said, “Yes, so he carried and carried.”
8:37 When he faced the Roman ranks, he hesitated and advanced
8:41 He penetrated the Roman ranks until he emerged from the other side and returned to his companions
8:48 Then they came to him again
8:51 So he did as he did the first time
8:54 That day, he suffered a deep wound between his shoulders
8:58 When Omar bin Al-Asi went to Egypt to conquer it
9:03 He had with him a force of three thousand five hundred men
9:08 So he wrote to Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, asking him for support
9:13 Omar was worried about the small number of Omar's forces
9:17 So he sent four thousand men to him
9:20 They are great companions
9:23 Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam and Al-Miqdad bin Al-Aswad
9:26 Ubadah bin Al-Samit and Maslama bin Mukhlid, may God be pleased with them
9:32 He wrote to him, “I will provide you with four thousand.”
9:36 For every thousand of them there is a man in the position of a thousand
9:40 Al-Zubayr was the head of these men
9:44 He numbered a thousand men
9:47 When Al-Zubayr came to Omar, he found him besieging the fortress of Babylon
9:52 Al-Zubayr quickly mounted his horse and went around the moat surrounding the fort
9:58 Then the men crowded around the trench
10:01 Al-Zubair was told that she had the plague
10:05 He said, “We have come only for stabbing and plague.”
10:09 The siege lasted for seven months
10:14 The conquest was delayed for Omar bin Al-Aas
10:17 Al-Zubayr said, “I give myself to God.”
10:21 I hope that God will open this to Muslims
10:25 So he placed a ladder and leaned it against the side of the fort
10:29 Then he went up and ordered them, when they heard his takbeer, to answer him all together
10:35 They did not feel anything but Al-Zubayr at the head of the fort saying “Allahu Akbar” and holding the sword
10:41 The people were reluctant to accept peace until Omar forbade them
10:45 For fear that it will break
10:48 When the Romans saw that the Arabs were attacking the fortress if they retreated
10:53 Thus, Babylon Fort opened its doors to Muslims
10:58 It ended with the decisive battle to conquer Egypt
11:02 Zubayr's courage was rare
11:05 The direct reason for the Muslim victory
11:10 Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam, may God be pleased with him, felt that his death was approaching
11:14 After a long life he lived as a supporter of Islam and Muslims
11:19 So he left the battle of the camel
11:22 After he was bitten by Uri bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with him
11:26 Abdullah attributed to him the religion he owed
11:30 He left it, leaving the strife behind him
11:33 Omar bin Jarmouz followed him
11:36 Until he caught up with him in Wadi El-Sebaa
11:39 He was killed there by treachery and treachery
11:42 Then he took his sword
11:44 He quickly returned to inform Ali, may God be pleased with him, of his death
11:49 Ali did not allow him to enter
11:52 He said his famous saying
11:54 The killer of Ibn Safiyya was given the tidings of hellfire
11:57 The man was lying on the ground, wandering on his face
12:01 Leaving Zubair's sword behind him
12:04 When Ali, may God be pleased with him, saw the sword of Al-Zubayr
12:08 He took it and kissed it and said
12:11 This sword has always relieved distress
12:15 On the face of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
12:19 He was killed, may God be pleased with him
12:22 In the year thirty-six of the Hijra
12:25 He was sixty-seven years old at that time
12:29 One of the followers says
12:33 I accompanied Al-Zubayr bin Al-Awwam, may God be pleased with him
12:36 On some of his travels
12:38 So he threw off his robe
12:40 I saw him covered with swords
12:43 I said, “By God, I have seen traces of you.”
12:46 I've never seen her with anyone
12:49 Al-Zubayr said, “I saw her.”
12:52 I said yes and he said
12:55 By God, there is no surgery involved
12:58 Except with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
13:01 And for the sake of God
13:04 The blows were on his body
13:08 Like the eyes of stabbing and throwing
13:11 Al-Shaabi said
13:14 I realized 500 or more companions say
13:17 Ali, Othman and Talha
13:20 And Zubair is in Paradise
13:39 Lips
13:42 Smell an opportunity
13:45 Balcony
13:48 Balcony
13:51 Balcony
13:54 They are Talha
13:57 And Ibn Awf
14:00 Ibn Awf and Al-Zubayr
14:03 To