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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (55) - ثابت بن قيس الأنصاري رضي الله عنه
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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Mawaddah Association is pleased
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To present to you pictures from the lives of the Companions
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By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
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May God have mercy on him
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Thabit bin Qais Al-Ansari, may God be pleased with him
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Thabit bin Qais Al-Ansari, one of the distinguished Khazraj masters
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One of the many faces of Yathrib
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In addition, he was smart-hearted and quick-witted
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Great statement bass sound
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If he speaks better than those who say
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If he delivers a sermon, he captivates the listeners
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He was one of the first to convert to Islam in Yathrib
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As he hardly listened to the verse of the Wise Quran
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It is recited by the young Meccan preacher Musab bin Omair
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With his melodious voice and his mellow timbre
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Until the Qur’an captivated his hearing with the sweetness of its impact
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And his heart was filled with wonderful expression
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He was captivated by the guidance and legislation that he was filled with
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So God opened his heart to faith
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He raised his status and raised his reputation by joining under the banner of the Prophet of Islam
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When the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, came to Medina as an immigrant
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Thabit bin Qais received him with a large group of his people’s knights with the most generous reception
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He and his friend were welcomed with the warmest welcome
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He delivered an eloquent sermon in front of him
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He opened it with praise and praise to God Almighty
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And prayers and peace be upon his Prophet
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He concluded by saying:
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We pledge to you, O Messenger of God
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That we prevent you from what we prevent ourselves, our children, and our women from
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What do we have to do with that?
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He, peace and blessings be upon him, said: Paradise
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The word Paradise hardly reached the people's ears
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Until their faces shone with joy
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Their features were filled with joy
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They said, “We are satisfied, O Messenger of God.”
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From that day on, the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, made Thabit bin Qais a preacher
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Hassan bin Thabit was also his poet
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So when Arab delegations came to him
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Because of his boasting or his debate with the tongues of eloquent people, such as her orators and poets
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Thabit bin Qais was assigned to them to accompany the preachers
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And Hassan bin Thabet for the pride of poets
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Thabit bin Qais was a deep believer
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Pious and sincere in piety
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He is very fearful of his Lord
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Great caution against everything that angers God Almighty
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The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, saw him one day and was terrified
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His jaws tremble in fear and apprehension
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He said: What is the matter with you, Abu Muhammad?
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He said, “I fear that I have perished, O Messenger of God.”
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He said why?
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He said: God Almighty has forbidden it
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We love to be thankful for what we did not do
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And I find that I love praise
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And he forbade imagination
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And I find that I love vanity
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The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, continues to calm him down
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He even said
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Oh Thabet
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Aren't you satisfied with living a benign life?
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And you kill a martyr
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And you enter heaven
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Then Thabet’s face shone with this complexion and he said
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Yes, O Messenger of God
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Yes, O Messenger of God
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He said, peace and blessings be upon him
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May God bless him and grant him peace
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Despite his intense love for him and his extreme attachment to him
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He stayed at home and hardly left it except to perform the obligatory prayers
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So the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, missed him
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He said: Who can bring me his news?
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A man from the Ansar said
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I am, O Messenger of God
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And he went to him
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He found him in his house, sad and with his head down
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And he said
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What is your business, Abu Muhammad?
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He said evil
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He said what about you?
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He said you know I'm a bass guy
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And my voice is often louder than the voice of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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What he learned was revealed from the Qur’an
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I only think that my work has been frustrated
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And I am one of the people of Hell
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So the man returned to the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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He told him what he saw and what he heard
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And he said
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Go to him and tell him
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I am not one of the people of Hell
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But you are among the people of Paradise
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This was great news for Thabet
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He kept hoping for her goodness throughout his life
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Thabit bin Qais witnessed all the scenes with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Together with Badr
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He thrust himself into the midst of battles in search of the martyrdom that the Prophet had given him
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He missed her every time while she was around the corner from him
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Until the wars of apostasy occurred between Muslims and Musaylimah the Liar
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During the reign of Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him
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Thabit bin Qais was at that time the commander of the Ansar army
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Salem, Mawla Abu Hudhayfah, commander of Jund al-Muhajireen
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Khalid bin Al-Walid was the commander of the entire army
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His supporters, immigrants, and those in it are from the countryside
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The wind and the state were in most of the battles of Musaylimah and his men against the Muslim armies
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Until they reached the point where they stormed Khalid bin Al-Walid’s camp
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They wanted to kill his wife, Umm Tamim
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They cut the ropes of the fastener and tore it to shreds
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On that day, Thabit bin Qays saw that the Muslims were being weakened, and his heart was filled with sorrow and grief
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He heard their quarreling, which filled his heart with worry and grief
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The people of Madani accuse the villagers of cowardice
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The people of the countryside describe the civilians as not being good at fighting
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They do not know what war is
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Then Thabet was mummified and sufficed
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He stood in front of witnesses and said
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O Muslims!
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This is not how we fought with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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It is unfortunate that your enemies are accustomed to being so daring against you
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How miserable you have accustomed yourselves to abandoning them
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Then he raised his eyes to the sky and said
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Oh God, I disavow before you the polytheism that these people brought
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It means Muslim and people
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I disavow to you what these people do
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I mean Muslims
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Then the ferocious lion roared
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Shoulder to shoulder with the Mayamin ghar
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Al-Baraa bin Malik Al-Ansari
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And Zaid bin Al-Khattab
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My brother, Commander of the Faithful, Omar bin Al-Khattab
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And Salem, the client of Abu Hudhayfah
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And others and other former believers
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He performed a great calamity
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He filled the hearts of Muslims with fervor and determination
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And filled the hearts of the polytheists with terror and terror
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And he's still running in every direction
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He strikes with every weapon
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Until the wounds weighed heavy on him
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Pride was killed on the battlefield
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He is pleased with the testimony God has written for him
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Which his beloved Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, gave him good news
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He was heartened by the victory God had achieved for the Muslims through his hands
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She was wearing a precious piece of armor
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Then a Muslim man passed by him
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So he took it away from him and took it for himself
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And the night after his martyrdom
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A Muslim man saw him in his dream
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He said to the man
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I am Thabit bin Qais
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Did you know me?
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He said yes
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And he said
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I give you a commandment
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Be careful not to say this is a dream and waste it
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When I was killed yesterday
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A Muslim man who described him as such and such passed by me
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So he took my shield and took it towards his hideout
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At the farthest camp from the other side
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And put it under God's will
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He placed a saddle over the pot
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So I imitate Ibn al-Walid
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Tell him to send someone to take the shield from him
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It is still in place
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I recommend you another
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Be careful not to say this is a sleeping dream and waste it
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Tell Khaled
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If you come to the successor of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in Medina
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So tell him
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Thabit Ibn Qays has such and such religion
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And so-and-so and so-and-so of his slaves are freed
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May my debt be abolished and my servant be freed
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So the man woke up
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Then Khalid Ibn Al-Walid came
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So he told him what he heard and what he saw
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So Khaled sent someone to bring the armor from the one who took it
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And he found it in place
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And he came with it as it is
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When Khaled returned to the city
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Abu Bakr, may God be pleased with him, narrated the news of Thabit Ibn Qays and his will
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The friend approved his will
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No one before or after him knew that his will was approved after his death except him
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May God be pleased with Thabit Ibn Qais and please him
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And make his resting place at the highest level
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The will of a person made after his death is not permissible
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Except for the will of Thabit Ibn Qais