Sirajun Muneer Ep33 | Death of Abu Jahl and Umiya bin Khalf in the battle of Badr | Islamic History | Spoken Adab
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Respected viewers, this is a historical story of the era of the Holy Prophet. It describes the situation and events of the Arabs. There is a detailed account of Muhammad's campaigns. How did the people of Arabia come to Islam after being inspired by him and started sacrificing their lives for him? Apart from this, historical characters Abu Qais, Abu Dujana, Abi Haqiq, Amr Bin Abdud, Yathrib, the famous wrestler Rakana have also been mentioned in detail. Hope you will like this historical story.
As the Kuraysh fled in panic, Muhammad's army began rounding up the captives. He ordered a search for Abu Jahl, his former childhood friend turned enemy. A Muslim named Abdullah ibn Mas'ud found him, clinging to his wounds. Ibn Mas'ud put his foot on his neck and asked, "Are you Abu Jahl?" » After he agreed, he grabbed the dying man's beard and cut off his head.
Holding it up, he threw it at the feet of Muhammad, who happily said: "The head of the enemy of God. Praise be to God, for there is none but Him Muhammad then ordered a large pit to be dug. The dead Quraysh, who numbered 50 to 70, were thrown in. in it, while Muhammad is reciting it. Because I have realized that what my Lord has told me is true.” He surprised his friends and asked him if he talks to the dead. Muhammad assured them that these bodies had heard what he said.
Muhammad's group got a booty that, although not as big as Abu Sufyan's transport, was still big: 150 camels, 10 horses, a lot of weapons and armor, various things of the riders speed, and some goods taken by the Meccans. away from the hope of doing business along the way. The Muslims also got many captives. One of them was the uncle of Muhammad al-Abbas, who, according to some sources, had been Muhammad's secret agent in Mecca.
Umar wanted to kill all the captives, but Abu Bakr and others suggested that they be exchanged for ransom, because in addition to being their relatives, the ransom money would strengthen the Muslims. Muhammad preferred that a ransom be demanded first, then they could kill anyone who had no one willing to pay for it.
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