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Shots and pulses | Scenes from the biography by A. Ali bin Muhammad Al-Qarni | H (22) | Only one position

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0:00 In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
0:03 I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
0:09 Snapshots and pulses.
0:14 Scenes from the Prophetic biography (Seerah) as read by Muhammad.
0:19 Written by Professor Ali Ibn Muhammad Ibn Ali al-Qarni.
0:24 I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah.
0:46 Just one single stance.
0:52 Some people are defined by nothing more than a single stance.
0:57 Yet it is worth a thousand other stances.
1:00 'Abdullah Ibn Unays went forth.
1:03 He extinguished a major sedition that Khalid al-Hudhali was preparing.
1:08 For he had gathered the masses for war.
1:12 Thumamah Ibn Uthal.
1:14 He swore that not a single grain of wheat from al-Yamamah would reach the Quraysh.
1:19 Until the leader of the Ummah gave permission for it.
1:24 Al-Tufayl Ibn 'Amr al-Dawsi.
1:26 It is enough for him that his record includes his father, Hurayrah.
1:31 The Muslims dug the trench.
1:33 Upon the counsel of the Persian youth, Salman.
1:37 By the grace of Allah, it repelled the confederates from Medina.
1:42 'Asim Ibn Thabit.
1:44 He swore that he would not touch a polytheist.
1:47 So Allah protected him from them, both in life and in death.
1:52 Nu'aym Ibn Mas'ud sowed discord among the allies during the Battle of the Trench.
1:57 And their trust was shaken.
2:00 Abu Basir and Abu Jandal.
2:02 They lived as strangers for the sake of their faith.
2:05 And the pride of the Quraysh bowed before them.
2:09 The words of al-Miqdad Ibn 'Amr before Badr.
2:12 They elevated the spirits of the people.
2:15 Zayd Ibn Sa'nah.
2:17 He was a seeker of the truth.
2:19 Neither bigoted nor obstinate.
2:23 Hanzalah Ibn Abi 'Amir.
2:25 He left his wife while he was still a newlywed.
2:30 Answering the call to set out for Uhud.
2:34 Do not always look for the accumulation of stances and the heroism of years.
2:41 For perhaps a word of solace that comes in a time of pain.
2:45 Is more beautiful than the entire world.
2:49 And perhaps a sincere participation that comes in a time of joy.
2:54 Is greater than all the cheers of time.
2:59 "Be patient, O family of Yasir."
3:01 "For your appointment is in Paradise."
3:04 It is one of the expressions of loyalty.
3:07 To a family that all the factions of Mecca had turned against.
3:13 "O Allah, guide the tribe of Daws and bring them forth."
3:16 Another expression.
3:18 Through which the lands of Daws in the south of the Arabian Peninsula were illuminated.
3:24 A sincere word.
3:27 Reaches the heart without asking for permission.