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Shots and pulses | Scenes from the biography by A. Ali bin Muhammad Al-Qarni | H (23) | who left
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In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
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I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
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Snapshots and pulses.
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Scenes from the Prophetic biography.
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As read by Muhammad.
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Authored by Professor.
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Ali Ibn Muhammad Ibn Ali al-Qarni.
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I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
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Those who have departed.
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Anas Ibn Malik, may Allah be pleased with him, says:
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The news of Badr reached us.
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We had just leveled the earth over the grave of Ruqayyah, daughter of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him.
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Victory and sorrow mingled together.
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Ruqayyah had departed.
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Just as her mother, Khadijah, had departed before her.
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Before she could live with her husband in the era of victory.
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Abu Talib departed.
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Without his nephew being able to secure from him the word of Tawhid.
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Thus, the bitterness of pain remained.
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When Uthman married Umm Kulthum.
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Following her sister Ruqayyah.
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The horizons of time did not expand.
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For she followed her sister.
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Zaynab.
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And what can make you know what Zaynab was?
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She was with her noble cousin.
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Who was the best son-in-law to the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him.
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Yet he remained upon the religion of his people.
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When his wife ransomed him with her mother’s necklace to free him from captivity.
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The merciful father felt deep tenderness for her.
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And when the farewell took place.
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And she joined the city of Madinah.
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She encountered on the way those who sought to take revenge on her father through her.
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They goaded her camel until she fell and miscarried her child.
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Oh, how these successive pains pierce the hearts!
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She lived for six years after that.
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Suffering from the effects of the blood shed as a result of that fall.
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And when life began to flourish after its decline.
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And blossomed after its dryness.
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And her husband embraced Islam and the family was reunited.
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She departed from this life.
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How narrow is the span between "A son was born to me tonight, whom I named Ibrahim."
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Indeed, the eye sheds tears and the heart is saddened.
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And we are indeed saddened by your departure, O Ibrahim.
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He departed from life without having plucked any of its blossoms.
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Mus'ab Ibn Umayr.
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And Hamzah and Abdullah Ibn Jahsh.
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And Sa'd Ibn al-Rabi'.
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And Anas Ibn al-Nadr.
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And Hanzalah Ibn Abi Amir.
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And Abdullah, the father of Jabir.
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And the father of Hudhayfah.
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The Muslims lost a group, not just individuals, of the elite Companions.
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In the tragedy of al-Raji'.
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And the tragedy of Bi'r Ma'unah.
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Zayd departed from life.
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Who was like a son to him.
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And Ja'far Ibn Abi Talib.
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Who had recently arrived from Abyssinia.
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And Abdullah Ibn Rawahah.
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The knight of the word.
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Uthman Ibn Maz'un departed from life.
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And there was weeping and deep emotion.
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If you were to read the scene, you would understand.
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And there also departed from life.
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The hero of the Ansar and the symbol of pride.
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Sa'd Ibn Mu'adh.
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With a fleeting glance at the biographies of those who departed from life.
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From the elite of the beloved ones of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him.
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You will feel how much that heart suffered from sorrows.
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And as I have recorded a list of names for you here.
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I desire for you to read the life record of each one of them.
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So that your heart may soften and your tears may flow.
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And you may grasp the sacrifices that these people offered.