Part of Who am I? · Lesson 204 of 296

Learn about the companions, scholars, and notables | Who am I? | Episode No. (204)

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0:01 Stop.
0:04 Get to know the Companions, the scholars, and the prominent figures.
0:12 A new challenge: Who am I?
0:16 I am one of the Companions of the Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, from the Ansar.
0:24 I embraced Islam early on and participated in every battle alongside the Prophet, peace be upon him.
0:31 I had many exploits and encounters with him in his battles.
0:35 On the day of Uhud, the Prophet, peace be upon him, drew his sword and said:
0:41 "Who will take this sword from me?"
0:44 The Companions stretched out their hands to him, each of them saying, "I will, I will."
0:50 The Prophet, peace be upon him, said, "Who will take it with its due right?"
0:57 The people hesitated.
0:59 I asked, "And what is its right, O Messenger of Allah?"
1:03 He replied, "That you strike the polytheists with it until it bends."
1:08 I said, "I will take it with its due right, O Messenger of Allah."
1:13 I took it and proceeded until I reached the space between the two lines.
1:18 I took out a red headband and tied it around my head.
1:23 I began to strut proudly on my horse between the two lines.
1:27 And I said:
1:29 "I am the one to whom my beloved pledged,
1:32 While we were at the foot of the palm grove,
1:35 That I would not stand in the rear ranks forever,
1:38 Striking with the sword of Allah and His Messenger."
1:42 The people of the Ansar said:
1:44 "By Allah, he has brought out the headband of death."
1:48 The Prophet, peace be upon him, said when he saw me walking arrogantly between the lines:
1:55 "It is a gait that Allah and His Messenger dislike,
1:58 Except in this situation."
2:01 When the fighting broke out,
2:04 I struck with the sword of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him,
2:08 The heads of the polytheists.
2:10 I would not encounter any of them but that I killed him,
2:14 Except for one person.
2:17 I raised the sword to strike her,
2:19 But she screamed,
2:20 And it turned out to be a woman.
2:22 So I spared her, out of honor for the sword of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him,
2:28 That I should kill a woman with it.
2:30 When the tide of the battle turned,
2:34 And the Muslims were defeated,
2:36 And the polytheists surrounded the Prophet, peace be upon him,
2:41 I came to him and shielded him with my back,
2:44 Receiving the arrows and spears on his behalf,
2:47 Until my back became like a hedgehog.
2:52 I lived with the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him,
2:55 Ascetic in this world,
2:57 Desiring nothing of it,
2:59 Concerned only with my affairs and preparing for the Hereafter.
3:03 I fell ill one day,
3:05 And some of my companions came to visit me.
3:09 They said:
3:10 "Why do we see your face beaming with light?"
3:14 I replied:
3:15 "That is because there is no deed more reliable to me than two things:
3:20 I do not speak about what does not concern me,
3:24 And I have kept my heart pure toward the Muslims."
3:28 After the death of the Prophet, peace be upon him,
3:32 I fought the apostates alongside the Caliph Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, may Allah be pleased with him.
3:38 In the Battle of Yamama,
3:40 I climbed the wall,
3:42 And stormed the garden upon the apostates.
3:45 I fell to the ground,
3:47 And my leg was broken.
3:49 Yet I continued to fight with my leg broken,
3:51 Until the enemies were defeated.
3:54 Then I saw Musaylimah the Liar,
3:57 So I went up to him with my sword and struck him.
4:00 Wahshi, may Allah be pleased with him, also threw a spear at him and hit him,
4:05 So Allah knows best which of us killed him.
4:08 Then a man from Banu Hanifah threw a spear at me that struck my heart,
4:15 My soul departed,
4:17 And I fell as a martyr on the battlefield.
4:21 So who am I?
4:23 Share your answers in the comments below the video.
4:31 We will pin the correct answer in the comments
4:35 When the next episode is released, God willing.