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صور من حياة الصحابة - الحلقة (38) - أبو طلحة الأنصاري 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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By Abd al-Rahman Rafat al-Basha
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May God have mercy on him
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Abu Talha Al-Ansari
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May God be pleased with him
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He knew Zaid bin Sahl Al-Najari
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He is called Abu Talha
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Al-Rumaisa bint Malhan Al-Najjariya
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She is called Umm Salim
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She became Ayman after her husband died
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He was filled with joy at this news
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No surprise
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Umm Salim was a stoical horse woman
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Mind-blowing, full of qualities
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He decided to propose to her quickly
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Before anyone beats him to it
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Women who aspire to be like her
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Abu Talha was confident that Umm Salim
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It will not affect any of its students
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He is a man of complete masculinity
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Prestigious status
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Vast wealth
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In addition, he is Faris bin Al-Najjar
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One of the numbered Ramadans of Yathrib
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Abu Talha went to Umm Salim's house
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And while he is on his way
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Remember that Umm Salim had heard something
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This Meccan preacher
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Musab bin Omair
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So she believed in Muhammad and followed his religion
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But he soon said to himself
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And so on
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Wasn't it her husband who died?
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Adhering to the religion of his fathers
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Distant beside him from Muhammad and the call of Muhammad
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Abu Talha reached Umm Salim's house
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And he asked her permission
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So I gave him permission
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Her son Anas was present
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So he offered himself to her
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And she said
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Someone like you, O Abu Talha, is not rejected
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But I will not marry you
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You are an infidel man
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Abu Talha thought that Umm Salim was making excuses for that
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And she had chosen another man over him
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More money than him or more powerful people
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He said to her
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By God, what is this that prevents you from me, Umm Salim?
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She said
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So what's stopping me?
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He said
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Yellow and white
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Gold and silver
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She said
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Gold and silver
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He said yes
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She said
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Rather, I bear witness to you, O Abu Talha
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I bear witness to God and His Messenger
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If you convert to Islam
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I accepted you as a husband without gold or silver
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You made your Islam a dowry for me
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As soon as Abu Talha heard Umm Salim’s words
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Until his mind went to his idol
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Which he made from precious wood
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And he singled it out for himself
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As the gentlemen of his people did
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But Umm Salim wanted to fire the iron
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He is still hot
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So she continued saying
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Don't you know, Abu Talha?
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It is your God whom you worship instead of God
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It grew from the ground
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He said yes
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She said
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Don't you feel ashamed?
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And you worship a tree trunk
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I made some of it for you as a god
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While others made others fuel for themselves
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He heats it with a fire or bakes dough on it
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If you convert to Islam, O Abu Talha
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I accept you as a husband
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I do not want any friendship from you other than Islam
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He said
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Who is Islam for me?
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She said
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I'm yours for it
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He said how
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She said
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Speak the word of truth
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You bear witness that there is no god but God
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And that Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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Then you go home
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So you smash your idol and then throw it away
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So Abu Talha's secrets started and he said
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I bear witness that there is no god but God
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I bear witness that Muhammad is the Messenger of God
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Then he married Umm Salim
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The Muslims used to say:
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We have never heard of a dowry
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It was more generous than Umm Salim's dowry
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She made Islam her dowry
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Since that day
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Abu Talha joined under the banner of Islam
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He put all his extraordinary energies at his service
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He was one of the seventy who pledged allegiance to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in the Pledge of Aqaba
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And with him was Umm Salim’s wife
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He was one of the twelve captains
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Those whom the Messenger, peace and blessings be upon him, commanded that night to attack a Muslim in Yathrib
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Then he witnessed all of his battles with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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And he suffered the most noble and noble affliction therein
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But Abu Talha’s greatest days were with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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It is a Sunday
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What is your experience on that day?
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Abu Talha loved the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
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Love that filled his heart
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Blood flowed from his veins
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He couldn't get enough of looking at him
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He never gets tired of listening to his sweet talk
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If he stayed with him, he would kneel before him
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And he told him
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Redemption for yourself
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And protect your face
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When it was a Sunday
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If Muslims reveal the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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The polytheists penetrated him from all sides
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So they broke his quad
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They smashed his forehead
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They cut his lip
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They poured blood on his face
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Even those who were trembling shuddered that Muhammad had been killed
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The Muslims grew weaker and weaker
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They turned their backs on the enemies of God
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At that
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Only a small group stayed with the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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At the forefront of them is Abu Talha
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Abu Talha stood up before the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, like a firm stone
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While the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, stood behind him, taking cover with him
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Then Abu Talha saw his bow that would not fail
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And he mounted his unerring arrows on it
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And he made it a protection for the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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The polytheist soldiers shoot one after another
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The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, was
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He was running from behind Abu Talha to see the locations of his arrows
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He used to reject him out of fear for him and tell him
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May my father and mother be sacrificed for you. Do not supervise them, lest they harm you
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If we move without moving
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And my chest is better than yours
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May I be sacrificed for you
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The man from the Muslim soldiers was passing by the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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Fleeing with a quiver of arrows
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Then the Prophet calls him and says to him
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Scatter your arrows in the hands of Abu Talha
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And do not run away from it
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Abu Talha is still defending the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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So break three brackets
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He killed as many polytheist soldiers as God wished
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Then the battle broke out
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May God bless his Prophet and protect him
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Just as Abu Talha was a horse himself in the cause of God in times of battle
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He was more generous with his money in situations of hardship
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Including that he had an orchard of palm trees and grapes
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Yathrib did not know of an orchard larger than its trees, more delicious fruit, or more fresh water
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While Abu Talha was praying under his misguided cloak
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His attention was caught by a green warbler with a red beak and furry legs
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It made it hop on the branches of the trees, singing and dancing
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He liked his appearance and his thoughts floated with him
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Then he soon came back to himself and found that he did not remember how long he had prayed
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Two rak'ahs, three rak'ahs, he does not know
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He did not finish his prayer until he went to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, in the morning
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He complained to him that he had spent the garden
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And a lush tree and a bird that chirps about praying
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Then he said to him: Bear witness, O Messenger of God
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I have made this garden a charity for God Almighty
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So put it where God and His Messenger love
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Abu Talha lived his life fasting and fighting
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He also died fasting and fighting
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It has been reported that he remained after the death of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
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He has been fasting for about thirty years
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He did not break the fast except on holidays when fasting was forbidden
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And his life extended until he became a mortal old man
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But his old age did not prevent him from continuing jihad for the sake of God
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And striking the earth is an expression of His word
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And pride in his religion
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From this, the Muslims decided to launch a campaign at sea during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan
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So Abu Talha began preparing to leave with the Muslim army
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His sons told him
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May God have mercy on you, our father
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I have become a great old man
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I fought with the Messenger of God, Abu Bakr, and Omar
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Why don't you just relax and let us invade you?
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He said that God Almighty will rise
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Old and young
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He did not specify an age for us
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Then he refused to leave
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While Sheikh Al-Muammar and his son
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While Sheikh Muammar was...
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Abu Talha on board the ship
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With the Muslim soldiers in the middle of the sea
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He became seriously ill and died
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The Muslims began searching for an island to bury him on
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They did not find what they wanted until 7 days later
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Abu Talha was lying among them, nothing had changed about him
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As if he was asleep
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And at sea
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Away from family and homeland
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Far from family and housing
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Burial of Abu Talha
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What harm does his distance from people do to him?
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As long as he is close to God Almighty
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We know of a more generous dowry than Abu Talha’s dowry to Lam Salim
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Her friendship was Islam
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City women
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Moses the built edifice, poetry
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I am sorry to praise them more. Are they more?