Description
Book description:
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Author's name: Dr. Abdulsalam Muhammad Haroon
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Number of pages: 428 pages
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The subject of the book: Tahdhib biography of Ibn Hisham
The contents of the book:
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Mentioning the enumeration of the noble lineage from Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) to Adam (peace be upon him)
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Ibn Hisham's approach to the biography
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The genealogy of Ishmael's descendants
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The Prophet's commandment to the people of Egypt and the reason for it
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The origin of the Arabs
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Children of Adnan
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Children of Maad
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otter
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Qunus ibn Maad and the lineage of al-Nu'man ibn al-Manzir
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The genealogy of Hamam bin Adi
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Amr ibn Amer's order
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On his exit from Yemen and the story of the Marib Dam
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Rabia ibn Nasr, King of Yemen
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and the story of the two priests with him
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The lineage of al-Nu'man ibn al-Mandhir
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Abu Karb Taban Asad's takeover
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On the King of Yemen and an expedition to Yathrib
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Riam and what he became
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King Hassan bin Taban
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He was killed by his brother Amr
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The Schnatter's shenanigans against the King of Yemen
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The King of Dhi Nawas
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Christianity in Najran
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The beginning of Christianity in Najran
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The Order of Abdullah ibn al-Thamir and the story of
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The owners of the groove
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The Dus De Thaalban Order
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The beginning of the Abyssinian king and the mention of Ariat, who took over Yemen
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Zabid pedigree
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Amr ibn Muad'adi Kerb said this verse
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Believe in a slit and slimy priesthood
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Abraha the Ashram conquered Yemen
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Killing Ariat
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What has been said about the elephant in poetry
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King Jexum and then Masruk of Yemen
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The Exodus of Saif bin Dhi Yazan
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King Wahrs of Yemen
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The end of the Persians in Yemen
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Kisra and the Prophet's Mission
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Islam Bazhan
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Salman from us
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The Prophet's Mission and the Prophecy of Satih and Shug
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The stone found in Yemen
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Al-Asha's poetry in the prophecy of a slit and a surface
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The story of the King of Hadar
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Mention of the children of Nizar bin Maad
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Sons of Anmar
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Children of Mudar
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Sons of Elias
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The Story of Amr ibn Lahi
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He mentioned the idols of the Arabs
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Omar Almestauger
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The matter of the lake, the bulk cargo, the wasila, and the protector
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We're back to driving the pedigree
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Reference to the mention of digging Zamzam
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The Order of the Jarhum and the Burying of Zamzam
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Qusay ibn Kalab married Hiba bint Halil
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What was followed by Al-Ghawth bin Murr
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From authorizing people to go on Hajj
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Safwan's pedigree
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What Adwan used to do in Muzdalifah
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Amer bin Zarb's order
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ibn Amr ibn Ayaz ibn Yashkar ibn Adwan
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Qusay ibn Kalab took control of Mecca
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He gathered the Quraysh and the help of the Qada'ah
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Sophia's defeat
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Qusay's fight against Khuza'a and Bani Bakr
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Yimer ibn Auf ruled:
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shovel
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Recalling the dispute between the Quraysh
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After Qusay and the Mutaibin alliance
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Curiosity Pact
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A bit of Hashem's work
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The state of the requirement is Rafiqa and Sakia
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Hashim's marriage
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Abdulmuttalib's wilayat al-Saqa'a and al-Rafada
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Mention of the digging of Zamzam and its successors
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Mentioning the wells of the Quraysh tribes
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The virtues of Zamzam
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Abdulmuttalib's vow to slaughter his son
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The birth of the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace
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Quraysh and Hawazi leaders in it
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Hadith of the Prophet's Marriage
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Khadija (may Allah be pleased with her)
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The Hadith of the building of the Kaaba and the judgment of the Messenger of Allah
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The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) among the Quraysh in laying the stone
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Hams talk
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News of Arab priests
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And rabbis from the Jews and monks from the Christians
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The ghyttla and its owner
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The Hadith of a Junub priest mentioning the news of the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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What happened between 'Umar ibn al-Khattab and Sawad ibn Qarb
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The Jews' warning of the Messenger of Allah
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The hadith of Selamah about the Jew who warned about the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
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Islam of Thaalbah and Usaid, the sons of Sa'iyah and Usaid ibn Ubayd
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Hadith of the Islam of Salman (may Allah be pleased with him)
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Tribal lineage
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The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace
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The mention of Waraqa ibn Nawfal
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ibn Asad ibn 'Abd al-'Izza, 'Ubaydullah ibn Jahsh, 'Uthman ibn al-Huwayrith, and Zayd ibn 'Amr
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The Prophet's marriage to Ibn Jahsh's wife after his death
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Tannasir ibn al-Huwayrith and his going to Caesar
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Zaid bin Amr
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What he reached and something about him
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Description of God's Messenger from the Bible
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Mission of the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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The first thing that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) started with was the truthful vision
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Stones and trees should be handed over to him (peace be upon him)
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The Beginning of Gabriel's Descent
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Allah's Messenger tells Khadija about Gabriel's revelation to him
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The period of revelation and the revelation of Surat al-Duha
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Beginning of what the prayer is supposed to be
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Ali ibn Abi Talib was the first male to become a Muslim
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Zayd ibn Haritha's second Islam
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The Islam of Abu Bakr al-Siddiq (may Allah be pleased with him)
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The Messenger of Allah's initiative with his people and what he did to them
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Abu Talib's poetry in the restaurant
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Widespread mention of the Prophet in the tribes
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Especially in the Aws and Khazraj
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The lineage of Ben Al-Asalt
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Dahs war
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Hattab's war
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Hakim ibn Umayya's poetry
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In forbidding his people from enmity against the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
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Recalling what the Messenger of Allah encountered from his people
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Some of what Abu Bakr received for the sake of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
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The Prophet's greatest affliction
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Islam of Hamza (may Allah be pleased with him)
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Utbah ibn Rabia's statement on the Prophet's command
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What took place between the Messenger of Allah and the Quraysh chiefs
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and a commentary on Surah al-Kahf:
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Hadith of Abdullah ibn Abi Umayya with the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace
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What Abu Jahl promised the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
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Al-Nadr's advice to Quraysh
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By considering what the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace
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What al-Nadr ibn al-Harith used to hurt the Messenger of Allah
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Quraysh's question to the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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questions and answers
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What Allah revealed about the Quraysh
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When they asked the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and he missed the revelation for a while
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What God revealed in the story of the Cave Companions
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What Allah has revealed about the soul
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What Allah revealed in response to their saying to the Prophet, "Take for yourself
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What he revealed about Abu Jahl and what they did to him
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The arrogance of the Quraysh in believing in the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)
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The first to recite the Quran
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The story of Quraysh listening to the Prophet's reading
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Al-Akhans going to Abu Jahl
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He asks him what he heard.
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The Quraysh's intransigence when they heard the Qur'an and what was revealed to them
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The aggression of the polytheists against the vulnerable
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Those who became Muslim through mischief and strife
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Those whom Abu Bakr freed with Bilal
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Torturing Al Yasser
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The first migration to the land of Abyssinia
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Islam of Umar ibn al-Khattab (may Allah be pleased with him)
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Newspaper news
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Abu Lahab's mockery of the Prophet and what was revealed about him
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Abu Talib's poetry on the Quraysh's demonstration against the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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Abu Jahl's exposure to Hakim ibn Hazam
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The Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, encountered harm from his people
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Ibn Umm Maktoum and the revelation of Surah Abs
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Mention of those who returned from Abyssinia
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Breaking the Newspaper Talk
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The story of Tufail ibn Amr al-Dusi
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Listening to the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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Aya that made him
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His Jihad with the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his death
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The Order of Asha Bani Qais bin Thaalba
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Returning when he learned of the Prophet's prohibition of wine
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Abu Jahl's humiliation of the Prophet
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The Arashi who sold Abu Jahl his camels
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The matter of Rakana al-Matlabi and his wrestling with the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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The matter of the delegation of Christians who became Muslims
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The polytheists mock those who have been blessed with God's blessings
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The claim of polytheists
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Reason for the revelation of Surat al-Kawthar
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The Isra' and Miraj
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And God's sufficiency to deal with the mockers
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The death of Abu Talib and Khadija
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Polytheists at Abu Talib
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When he fell ill, they asked for a covenant between them and the Prophet:
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What was revealed about those who demanded the covenant
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on the Prophet at Abu Talib's
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The Prophet's Endeavor to Thaqif Taif
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The Story of Adas the Nazarene
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with him, may Allah bless him and grant him peace.
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The Messenger of Allah offered himself to the tribes
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Suwayd ibn Samit and the Messenger of Allah
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God's blessings and peace be upon him
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Islam of Iyas ibn Mu'adh
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and the story of Abu al-Hisar
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The beginning of the Ansar's Islam
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The First Bay'ah of Aqaba
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The Second Aqaba Order
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Names of the Twelve Captains
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The story of the idol of Amr ibn al-Jamuh
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Islam Amr
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The terms of the pledge of allegiance at the last Aqaba
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Names of those who witnessed Aqaba
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In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate
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Allah's Messenger's command to fight was revealed
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Mention of immigrants to the city
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Umar's letter to Hisham ibn al-'As
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Immigrant homes in the city
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The migration of the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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Adhan news
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Abu Qais ibn Abi Anas
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Enemy Jews
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Islam of Abdullah ibn Salam
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Mukhayriq's conversation
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Testimonial about Safiya
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Those who gathered with Jews from the hypocrites of the Ansar
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The hypocritical Jewish rabbis who converted to Islam
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The expulsion of the hypocrites from the Prophet's mosque
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What was revealed from Al-Baqarah about the Jews and hypocrites
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What was revealed about the hypocrites of Aws and Khazraj
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The Jews' question and the Prophet's answer
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His writing to the Jews of Khaybar
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What was revealed about Abu Yasir and his brother
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The Jews' disbelief in Islam and what was revealed about it
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Jews and Christians disputed with the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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Withholding the truth from the Torah
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Gathering them in the Bani Qinqa'a market
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His entry into the House of Madras
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Jews and Christians differ on Abraham, peace be upon him
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What was revealed about their faith in the morning and their disbelief in the evening
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What was revealed in the Qur'an about exhorting and warning believers
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What the Qur'an says about the creation of Jesus
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The story of Zakaria and Mary, peace be upon them
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Raising Jesus, peace be upon him
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Their abstinence from intercourse
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Abu Ubaydah took over their affairs
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About the Hypocrites
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What Ibn Saifi got for exposing the Prophet
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God's blessings and peace be upon him
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Who among the companions of the Messenger of Allah was ill
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After Hijrah, the Prophet (peace be upon him)
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The illness of Abu Bakr, Bilal and 'Amer ibn Fahira
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The Prophet's prayer to move the plague of Madinah to Muhayyah
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History of migration
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Battle of Wudan
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It is the first of his forays, peace be upon him
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Ubaydah ibn al-Harith's company
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It is the first banner that he (peace be upon him) held
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Those who fled the polytheists
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Abu Bakr's poetry
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Ibn al-Zubairi's poetry responding to Abu Bakr
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The poetry of Sa'ad ibn Abi Waqqas in his throw
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The first flag in Islam
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Hamza's company to Saif al-Bahr
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Abu Jahl's poetry in response to Hamza
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The Battle of Boat
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Ibn Muza'un over the city
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Back to the city
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Clan raid
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The Road to the Clan
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The Prophet's nickname for Ali as Abu Turab
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The Company of Saad ibn Abi Waqqas
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The Battle of Safwan, the first battle of Badr
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The Company of Abdullah bin Jahsh
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And the descent of “They ask you about the sacred month”
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Shifting the Qibla to the Kaaba
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The Great Battle of Badr
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Zainab's departure to Medina
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Islam of Umair ibn Wahab
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Hassan ibn Thabit's poetry
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He mentions Iblis' deception of Quraysha
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Quraysh feeders
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Nadir pedigree
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Names of the Muslim horses on the day of Badr
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What was revealed about the Muslims going out to meet the Quraysh
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Number of immigrants who witnessed Badra
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Those who were martyred on the day of Badr
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The polytheists who were killed at Badr
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What was said on the day of Badr
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Bin Salim's foray into Kedar
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The conquest of Suwaiq
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The Battle of Dhi Umr
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The Battle of the Branch from Bahran
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The Order of Bani Qaynqaa
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Zayd ibn Harithah's Company to the Apes
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Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf's death
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Mahisa and Hawisa's command
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The Battle of Uhud
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The Day of Al-Ruja'a in the year three
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Hadith of Bir Mawna in Safar in the year four
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The order to evacuate Bani al-Nadir in the year four
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The Battle of Dhat al-Raqaa in the year four
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The other Battle of Badr, in Sha'ban, four years old
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The Battle of Dumat al-Jandal
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In the month of Rabi' al-Awwal in the year five
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The Battle of the Trench in Shawwal, year five
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The Battle of Bani Qurayzah in the year five
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What was said about the trench and Bani Qurayza
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Killing Salam bin Abi al-Haqiq
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The Islam of Amr ibn al-'As and Khalid ibn al-Walid
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The Battle of Bani Lahyan
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The Battle of Dhi Qard
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The Battle of Bani al-Mustaslaq
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The Hudaybiyah Order at the end of the sixth year
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He mentioned the Bay'ah of Radwan and the reconciliation between the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) and Suhayl
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The Muhajireen after the truce
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Mention of the march to Khaybar
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The arrival of Ja'far ibn Abi Talib
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From Abyssinia and the Conversation of the Emigrants to Abyssinia
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Umrah al-Qiyada in Dhu al-Qa'dah, in the year seven
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Mention of the Battle of Muta
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In Jumada I, year eight, Ja'far, Zayd, and Abdullah ibn Rawaha were killed.
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Reasons for traveling to Mecca
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He mentioned the conquest of Mecca in the month of Ramadan in the year eight
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The Islam of Abbas ibn Mardas
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Khalid ibn al-Walid's march after the conquest
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to Bani Jadhimah of Kinana and Ali's march to avoid Khalid's mistake:
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Khalid ibn al-Walid's march to demolish al-'Uzza
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The Battle of Hunayn in the eighth year after the conquest
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Additional information
| Weight | 1 kg |
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| Dimensions | 20 x 20 x 20 x 20 cm |
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