Part of صور من حياة الصحابة (اكتملت السلسلة)
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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (99) - العلاء بن الحضرمي رضي الله عنه - الجزء الأول
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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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Al-Alaa Ibn Al-Hadrabi, may God be pleased with him
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The grieving, bereaved city fell asleep over its wounds that night
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I lost the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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What you are most attached to and need
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However, the Caliph of the Muslims, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, did not taste sleep
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It is as if his cradle was stuffed with thorns or his eyes were painted with embers
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How do you reassure a friend's soul?
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Most of the Arabs left the religion of God in droves and abandoned Islam
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How can he close his eyelid?
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And the great state of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Which was built over twenty-three years with effort and effort
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It was built with sorrows and sorrows
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Until it included the Arabian Peninsula from one end to the other, it has shrunk today
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It became confined to a small triangle
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His head is in Medina, the capital of the Islamic State
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Its base extends between Mecca and Taif
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Al-Siddiq’s army was made up of ten armies from the few who remained with him in faith
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He chose ten outstanding leaders for it
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Those whom the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, died while he was ill
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He pushed them in every direction to fight the apostates
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It was what bothered him the most that night
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Choosing the eleventh commander of the army who will direct it to fight the apostates in Bahrain
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And the countries that followed it in the south of the Arabian Peninsula
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The mission of this army was fraught with danger
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His path was strewn with thorns and torment
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The friend, may God be pleased with him, kept turning on his cradle
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Until Bilal bin Rabah broke the silence of the night with his melodious, mellow voice
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The friend’s eyes brought tears when he heard the voice of the muezzin of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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At the same time, an idea flashed in his mind
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It illuminated the path for him to choose the desired leader
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So his tolerant secrets were revealed
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It appeared on his gentle, prophetic face for those who were sad
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A transparent veil of contentment and reassurance
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When I finished writing, he called for paper, tools, and books
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In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
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This is a covenant from Abu Bakr, the successor of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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By Al-Ula Ibn Al-Hadrami
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When he was sent to fight the apostates in Bahrain and its environs
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He entrusted him to fear God as much as he could, in secret and in public
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He commanded him to be diligent in God’s command
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Struggling with those who turn away from their religion
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He returned from Islam to the desires of Satan
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He was chosen by Al-Ula Ibn Al-Hadrami
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Commander of the army heading to fight the apostates in Bahrain
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Great relief on the faces of Muslims
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Al-Ula is an old companion
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Closely related to the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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One of the writers of revelation and those entrusted with it
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Moreover, he was the one who introduced Islam to Bahrain
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Without spilling a drop of blood or harming anyone with a word
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That was when the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, sent him
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To Al-Mundhir Ibn Sawa
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With a message inviting him to Islam
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He did not visit him kindly
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He seeks wisdom in presenting Islam to him
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Until he and his people declared his conversion to Islam
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So the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, approved him as king
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Woe to Ibn al-Hadrami for giving alms
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He ordered him to take zakat from the rich
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And to give it to the poor
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Al-Alaa remained in this work
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Until the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, passed away
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King Al-Mundhir Ibn Sawa joined him in the same month
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May God have mercy on him
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There was no Imam Al-Ala Ibn Al-Hadrami
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And his invading army for the sake of God
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From the road they take to Bahrain
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Except the Dahna desert
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That desert was terrifying at the time
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It is still terrifying to this day
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Which is now known as the Empty Quarter
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So the blessed, faithful army went on to crush the winner
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He is in a fierce war with the fierce winds
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A bitter struggle with the fierce sands
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A terrible struggle with harsh nature
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Where there is no water, no trees, and no life
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While the people were in this state
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It befell them that which did not occur in the calculation of a reckoner
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Or imaginative imagination
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On the evening of the night of the star's death
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Dark robes
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The army descended from its camels to seek rest
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And in anticipation of the dawning of sight
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Because they could not walk at night
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For fear of getting lost in these deserts
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That you did not plan made a way
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If it was his plan, it would have happened to him
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Saviat sand in a few moments
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They hardly settled on the ground
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Until one of their camels jumped in fright
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For a reason they didn't know
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And he started running like crazy
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In those dark lands
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All the other camels terrified him
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Al-Tajri rushed after him
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As if a thousand goblins rode it
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Or each one was bitten by a thousand snakes
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Tough men have tried
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Desert light
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To stop these animals
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The raging, raging
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Or join them
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But they soon misled her and she misled them
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The desert swallowed it
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And in a few moments
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The army found itself in those deadly battlefields
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Without water or food
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There is no departure and no hope
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You can imagine, dear listener
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What anguish overwhelms their souls
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You can imagine the pain in their hearts
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You can unleash your winged imagination
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To see what was lurking in the depths of those breasts
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They knew that they would inevitably perish
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And this is the desert
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It will fold them into its large hollow
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Just as the surrounding sea folds a handful of sand into its depths
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And they will keep one of the secrets of these terrible feats a secret
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You will not reveal it to anyone
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And he made some of them recommend others
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They are certain that no one will emerge from the jaws of this destruction unscathed
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But it is the year of life
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Then I accept the inspiring leader
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A pupil of the Muhammadiyah School, the unique and distinguished person in his army
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He told them in a reassuring and confident tone
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What is this that has overwhelmed you with anxiety, panic, and worry?
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They said, why do you blame us?
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If we stay until tomorrow and surrender the night to the day
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The sun soon makes us thirsty
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Before its disk rises to the dome of the astronomy
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He said to them, “I am confident that you will never be harmed.”
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You are the ones who submit to God and believe in Him
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You came out for him
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And in victory for his religion, you rose
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So give good tidings of relief from Him
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By God, you will not be disappointed
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And you will not be afflicted with anything bad
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God's relief is closer to you than you think
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The words of the faithful leader descended into the hearts of his men
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The status of fresh, cold water from Dhalghalat al-Sadi
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Their souls were calmed and their hearts were reassured
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And they surrendered their eyes to the blind
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When dawn broke, they made a pilgrimage to a good plain
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They stood before their Lord, humbled and humbled
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When the prayer ended, Al-Alaa turned his face towards them
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He raised his palms towards the sky
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He began to pray to God Almighty with a desperate heart
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And a teary eye and a hopeful and hopeful soul
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They call upon His supplication and believe in His hope
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He had not finished his supplication to his Lord until water became visible to them from afar
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It made its silver page shine under the morning light
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At first, the soldiers considered it a mirage
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Likewise what one sees in the desert
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When they approached it, they found it was water
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They started cheering and shouting Allahu Akbar
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They started drinking and washing themselves
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They stayed with him, waiting for the rest of God’s relief
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It was almost noon
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Until they saw ghosts heading towards them from afar
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So they fixed their gaze towards her
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If they get closer to them little by little
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And it is only a few
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Until they realized that it was their camels seeking them
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It was as if someone was driving her towards them
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And through tears of joy at the relief of God Almighty
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And hope for his victory
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He saw their shame and they were all kissing on the water
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As you all went
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It has its poles and its poles
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And supplies and provisions