Part of مسك الخطاب (اكتملت السلسلة)
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مسك الخطاب | الحلقة (40) | صبراً يا أمتي
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Urwa Ibn al-Zubayr was injured
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He is the brother of Caliph Abdullah Ibn Al-Zubayr
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An illness in his leg
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Doctors gathered for him from everywhere
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To cure him of this disease
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Who injured his leg
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The doctors came out
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They decided that his leg had to be amputated
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History describes this process for us
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Which took place 1300 years ago
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They offered him alcohol to make him drunk
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He does not feel the pain of cutting
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But he abstained and said
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I do not seek help from God's will by disobeying God
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They wanted him to drink the shrine
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That is, anesthesia
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And he said no
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I do not like to take away any of my limbs
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I do not find any pain that I consider worthy of God
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And they said
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How do you bear the cuts while you are awake and conscious?
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He said to them
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I will enter into the remembrance of God
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If you see me, I will immerse myself in remembrance
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It's up to you
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He began to remember God with his tongue, heart, and limbs
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He is immersed in male ecstasy
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When they saw him, he immersed himself in remembrance
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The process has begun
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They cut the meat with a knife protected by fire
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Until they reached the bone, they sawed it with a saw
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He cheers and grows
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He was drenched in sweat
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Then they brought oil
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They pressed him with it and he fainted
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When he woke up
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He took his leg
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It became a piece of flesh and bone
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He kissed her and said
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As for the one who carried me to you
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He knows that I have never led you into sin
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While he was in this immersion
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With a voice calling
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His son, Muhammad, was speared by a Palestine horse
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He died immediately
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And so misfortunes come together
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Moments ago, his leg was cut off
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Now his son and the apple of his eye mourn him
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What are these calamities?
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But Urwah Ibn al-Zubayr said that he was a Muhtisib
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Oh God, if you took a side
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I've kept limbs
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Even if you took a son
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She left behind children
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Praise be to you for what you have given and what you have taken
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In front of this great lesson in patience
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A call for patience and contentment
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Despite what is happening to the Islamic nation
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Of adversity, affliction, and assault
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Occupation, genocide, and violation of sanctities
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So be patient, my nation
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You are right