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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (45) - أبو العاص بن الربيع 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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Id al-Rahman Rafah al-Pasha
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May God have mercy on him
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Abu Al-Aas bin Al-Rabi'
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May God be pleased with him
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He was Abu Al-Aas bin Al-Rabi'
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Al-Abashmi Al-Qurashi
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A youthful young man
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Such splendor
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Wonderful glory
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Grace spread its shadows over him
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And glory be to Him in His robe
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He became an example for Arab equestrianism
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With all its qualities
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Nose and pride
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And the ideals of chivalry and loyalty
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And feats of pride
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By the heritage of our fathers and grandfathers
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Abu Al-Aas inherited
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Love of trade for Quraysh
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The owner of the two trips
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Winter trip and summer trip
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It was his stirrups
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She keeps going
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Aiba between Mecca and the Levant
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His caravan included
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One hundred camels
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And two hundred men
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And people were paying
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To him with their money to trade
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They have more than his money
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When they were afflicted by his cleverness
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And his sincerity and honesty
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His aunt was Khadija
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Bint Khuwaylid, husband
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Muhammad bin Abdullah
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She brings him down to a position within herself
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The boy from his mother
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She makes room for him in her heart and home
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It was prestigious
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He descends there with welcome and love
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It was not love for Muhammad
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Bin Abdullah by Abu Al-Aas
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With less love
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Khadija has nothing less
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And the years passed
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Quickly beat on the house
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Muhammad bin Abdullah
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Then Zainab, his eldest daughter, grew up
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And it opened as well
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A fragrant flower blooms
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Al-Shadab is Al-Rawa
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Souls aspired to it
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And the sons of the Bhalil gentlemen
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One of the nobles of Mecca
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How could it not?
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She is one of the most ancient girls of Quraysh
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Accordingly and proportionally
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And the most honorable of them as mothers and fathers
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He has the most pure character and manners
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But
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I them to forgive them
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He prevented them and her
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Her cousin Abu Al-Aas
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Ibn al-Rabi’, Fattan Mecca
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The coupling did not take place
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Zainab bint Muhammad
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Who disobeyed except for years
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A few even
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The city of Mecca shone
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With the divine light Asna
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And God sent His Prophet Muhammad
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I want guidance and truth
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He ordered him to make a vow
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His closest clan
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He was the first to believe in him
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One of the women is his wife
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Khadija bint Khuwaylid
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And his daughters, Zainab and Ruqayya
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And mother like garlic
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And Fatima though
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That Fatima was young
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At that time, however
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His son-in-law, Abu Al-Aas
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He hated to leave the religion of his fathers
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And his grandparents and my father
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To enter into what his wife entered into
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Zainab though
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Because he was filtering it cleanly
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Love and enjoy her
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From pure Wydad
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When the conflict intensified between...
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The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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He and the Quraysh
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They said to each other
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You have become pregnant
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About Muhammad Hamouma
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By marrying your boys to his girls
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If you reply here
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To Him, I will not worry about them for you
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They said yes, opinion
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What you saw
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They walked to Abu Al-Aas
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They told him there was a difference
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Your friend, Abu Al-Aas
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He returned her to her father's house
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We will marry you
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Any kind woman she wants
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Aqeelat of Quraish
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He said, “No, by God.”
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I don't leave
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My friend and what I like
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I have the women of the world in it
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All either
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His daughter Ruqaya and your mother
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Garlic has divorced
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And they were carried to his house
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The Messenger interpreted God's prayers
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May his peace be upon him
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To him and wished
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If Abu Al-Aas did as he did
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His two companions, however
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What power he had
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It had not yet begun
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Prohibiting the marriage of a believing woman
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From the polytheist
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And when the Messenger migrated
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May God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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To the city
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And his situation became severe
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The Quraysh went out to fight him at Badr
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Abu Al-Aas was forced
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To go out with him
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Because he had no desire
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In fighting Muslims
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I have no doubt about attacking them
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But his status among his people
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I got him to keep up with them
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A lamb
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Badr was defeated
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It is objectionable to Quraysh
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The curses of polytheism have been humiliated
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And it broke the backs of his tyrants
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A team was killed
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And a family team
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The team escaped
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He was in a group of captives
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Abu Al-Aas
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Husband of Zainab bint Muhammad
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May God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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The Prophet made prayers upon him obligatory
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Peace be upon the families
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A sacrifice by which they can redeem themselves
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From captivity
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And make it range between
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One thousand dirhams and four thousand
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According to the status of the prisoner among his people
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And his richness
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And the messengers began to come and go
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Between Mecca and Medina
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Carrying money that cannot be redeemed
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It has its captives
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So Zainab sent her messenger
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To the city he carries a ransom
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Her husband, Abu Al-Aas
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It was given to her by her mother
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Khadija bint Khuwaylid
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The day I married her to him
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When the Messenger saw the necklace
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I covered his generous face
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Tunica transparent
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Of deep sadness
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His daughter's heart is more delicate
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Then he turned to his companions
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And he said
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Zainab sent this money
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To ransom Abu Al-Aas
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If you feel free to divorce her
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Capture her and respond to her
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What's wrong with her, so they did
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And they said yes
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And a blessing in your eye, O Messenger of God
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However, the Prophet
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Peace and blessings be upon him
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He stipulated that Abu Al-Aas had agreed before
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Release him
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To take his daughter Zainab to him
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Without delay
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Abu Al-Aas barely reached Mecca
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So he took the initiative to fulfill it
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With his promise
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He ordered his wife to prepare to leave
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And he told her that Russell
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And they look not far away
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About Mecca
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He prepared for her her provisions and her camel
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He mourned for his brother Omar bin Al-Rabi’
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To accompany her
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And hand it over to her companions
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Hand in hand
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Omar bin Al-Rabi' bowed his bow
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And his nan carried you
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He put Zainab in her howdah
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He left Mecca openly
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During the day, in sight of the Quraysh
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So the people were excited
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And they didn't come
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Until they caught up with them not far away
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They terrified Zainab
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And they scared her
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At that
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And you see the age of his arc
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And your nan is in his hands
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He said, “By God, he will not come close.”
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Only one man
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I put an arrow in his throat
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He was an unmistakable marksman
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Arrow
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Abu Sufyan bin Harb approached him
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He had followed the people
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He said to him, “My brother’s son.”
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Stop being so stupid so we can talk to you
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So stop them
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And he said to him
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You did not succeed in what you did
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So I went out with Zainab
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Openly on people's heads
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And our eyes see
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I knew all the Arabs
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An order that struck us at Badr
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And what happened to us is at my hands
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Her father is Muhammad
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So if I go out with his daughter
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Publicly as I did
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The tribes threw cowardice at us
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She described us as humiliated and humiliated
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So come back with it
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He kept her in her husband's house
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Days
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Even if people talk that we are
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We repeated it
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So ask her secretly from among us
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He attached her to her father
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We have no need to detain her from him
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Omar assumed that
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He returned Zainab to Mecca
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Then it didn't take long
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To take her out of it at night
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After a few days
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He handed her over to her father's messengers
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Hand in hand
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As his brother recommended
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Abu Al-Aas resided in Mecca
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After separating from his wife for some time
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Even if it was before opening
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A little
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He went to the Levant in his trade
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When he returned, he returned to Mecca
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And with him was his shame
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Which amounted to one hundred camels
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And his men who were exiled
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One hundred and seventy men
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His secret figured out
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When the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was sent
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Close to the city
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So I took the camel
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The men were captured
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But Abu Al-Aas escaped from it
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You didn't get it
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When the night fell,
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Abu Al-Aas hid himself
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Under the cover of darkness
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He entered the city in fear and anticipation
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And so he went
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He arrived at Zainab
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And he rented it
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So she rented it to him
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Say may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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For dawn prayer
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He stood upright in the mihrab
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He grew up for ihram
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And people grew up by saying “Allahu Akbar.”
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Zainab screamed out loud
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Women said
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People
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I am Zainab bint Muhammad
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It was conducted by Abu Al-Aas
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So they hired him
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When the Prophet saluted from the prayer
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He turned to the people and said
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Did you hear what I heard?
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They said: Yes, O Messenger of God
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He said
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By the One in whose hand is my soul
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I didn't know any of that
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Until I heard what you heard
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And He helps
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Of the Muslims below them
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Then he went to his home
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He said to his daughter
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The most honorable resting place of Abu Al-Aas
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I know that you are not permissible for him
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Then he called the secret men
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Who took the caravan
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The men were captured
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This man is one of us
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Where you have learned
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You took his money
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If they improve and respond to it
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Which had what we liked
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Even if you refuse
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He is in God's favor
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Who has fulfilled it for you
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And you are more deserving of it
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They said, "Rather, we respond."
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He owes what is due to him, O Messenger of God
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When he came to take it
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They said to him, Abu Al-Aas
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You are honored
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From Quraysh
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You are the cousin and son-in-law of the Messenger of God
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Can you accept it?
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We come down to you
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About all this money
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Enjoy the money you have
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People of Mecca and stay with us
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In the city
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He said: “It is evil that you did not invite me.”
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To start my new religion
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Treacherously
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Abu Al-Aas went with the caravan
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And on it to Mecca
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When he reached it
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Then he said
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O people of Quraysh!
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Is there any of you left?
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I have money that he did not take
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They said no
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May God reward you well on our behalf
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We found you loyal and generous
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He said
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But I have fulfilled my duty to you
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Your rights are mine
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I bear witness that there is no god but God
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And that Muhammad
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Messenger of God
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God did not prevent me from Islam
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Muhammad in Medina
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Except for my fear that you will think that I am
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I just wanted to eat your money
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When God performed it
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To you and Farat
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I submitted to Islam
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Then he went out until he arrived
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On the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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So be generous
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She benefited him and returned his wife to him
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And he was saying about him
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Tell me and believe me
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Fuvali promised me
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Oh, the worst hair
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In their pestle, are they torn?