Part of من جماليات السيرة (اكتملت السلسلة)
· Lesson 27 of 50
من جماليات السيرة النبوية | الحلقة (27) | مكافأة صاحبة المزادة
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An army of travelers, exhausted and exhausted by thirst, without water or prosperity, found a woman whose little water they needed, so they summoned her and took what they needed from him, and multiplied on their way.
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They found a woman whose little water they needed, so they summoned her and took from it what they needed, and it multiplied in a miraculous way that only prophets could do, and he was blessed with it, and they returned it to her as it was and with more, and they collected provisions for her, then they preserved her beauty for her.
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By abandoning the invasion of her people and her village, she says the strange story: We were on a journey, and the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, called Ali and another and said, “Go and seek water,” and they became anxious.
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Then a woman throws water on her camel between two troughs or two banks of water, and he says to her, “Where is the water?” She said, “I promised water yesterday at this hour.” We fled, fearing that they would search for water.
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He said to her, “Go, then.” She said, “Where.” He said to the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace. She said, “The one who is called Al-Sabi.” He said, “He is the one you mean,” so go.
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So he brought it to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and they told him the hadith. He said, “Then they took it off its camel and the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, called, ‘Indeed,’” and he emptied it from the mouths of the two stalls or two roofs.
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He closed their mouths and released Al-Izzal, that is, the mouth of the two pods from below, and called out to the people: Water and draw water, so he gave water to whomever he wanted, and whoever wanted to draw water, and in it.
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The Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “Gather for her.” So they gathered for her from between Ajwa, Dhaqa, and Suwaiqa until they gathered food for her.
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So they put her in a dress and carried her on her camel and placed the dress in her hands. He said to her, “You know that we did not drink any of your water, but it is God who gave us drink.”
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So she came to her family while she had been kept away from them. They said, “What kept you, so-and-so.” She said, “What a surprise. Two men met me and took me to this man who is called Al-Sabi’, and he did such-and-such.”
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By God, he is the most enchanted of people among these and these, and she said with her middle and index fingers and raised them to the sky, meaning the sky and the earth, or is it truly the Messenger of God?
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Here he returned her water, rewarded her, and treated her well. The woman with the water did not forget that situation and the wonders in it
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She noticed that the Muslim invaders did not attack her people with permission or war
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It was said that after that, the Muslims would attack the polytheists around it, but would not suffer the calamity that came from it
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One day she said to her people, “I do not see that these people are calling upon you intentionally. Is it for you in Islam?” So they obeyed her and entered Islam.
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Some of us do not take the effect of benevolence upon us and return the kindness of the people, even though they abandoned the invasion of their people in order to preserve that favor
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She was wise, so she called them and was the reason for their guidance and peace
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One of the beauties of the Prophet’s biography