Part of من أنا؟
· Lesson 12 of 290
تعرف على الصحابة والعلماء والأعلام | من أنا؟ | الحلقة رقم (12) | قيس بن سعد بن عبادة رضي الله عنه
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He got to know the Companions, scholars, and the Most High
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A serious challenge to who I am
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I am a master companion of the Ansar
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And my father is the master of Khazraj
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Our house is one of the most honorable and oldest Arab houses
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As was the custom of the wealthy and honorable Arabs at that time
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We had a herald standing on top of a hill
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The two guests are called to eat during the day
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He lights a fire to cradle a strange stranger at night
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And people were saying
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Who loves fat and meat?
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Let him come to the house of Dulaim bin Haritha
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There was no beard or hair on my face
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The Ansar used to say:
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We wanted to buy you a beard with our money
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And yet I was one of the Arabs
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Known for their resourcefulness, skill and intelligence
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And if it were not for Islam
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She has devised a deception that the Arabs cannot tolerate
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I served the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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To him I was like the police officer to the prince
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And I carried his banner in some invasions
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And he used me to give charity
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And when the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, was sent
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Abu Ubaidah bin Al-Jarrah
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With him were three hundred immigrants and Ansar
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I was with them
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This great effort befell us
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So nine camels were slaughtered for them
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We even found a whale on the seashore
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So we ate from it for a month
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Until our health returned
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I used to feed people during my travels with the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
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And if I ran out of what I had
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I leaned in to feed them
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I used to pray every day
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Come to the meat and porridge
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An old woman came to me and said:
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I complain to you about the lack of rats in my house
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So I said
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How good is this metaphor?
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Fill her house with bread and meat
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Our name and dates
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I sold my land for ninety thousand
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So the city came
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So I ordered the caller to call out
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Whoever wants a loan, let him come
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So I loaned fifty thousand from her
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And I spent the rest
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Then I got sick after that
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So say Awadi
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So I told my wife
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I see few people who visited me during this illness
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And I see that
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For my sake, I owe people money from the loan
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So I ordered the caller to call out
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Whoever owes us a debt
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There is a solution from him
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In the evening, I broke the threshold of my door
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From the abundance of Awad
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Who am I?
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Share your answers with us in the comments below the video
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We will confirm the correct answer in the comments
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When the next episode comes out
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God willing
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The best situations and examples of the centuries
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They followed the Messenger when he sought or said
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They were here watering the clouds of our lives
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When we meet, their remembrance is exalted
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They left and threw a question in my mind
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Is there a star like them in the sky and its hills?
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They were filled with life and proud of their deeds
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And the world of Annad was beautiful for them