The army of Quraysh made its way back to Mecca in small groups, preceded or followed by single individuals. One of the…
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The signs which ‘Abbas had been the first to see had soon become apparent to others, and before the advent of death,…
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The time was now at hand for Abu Sufyan to return with all the wares that he and his fellows had acquired…
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In the year which followed the Year of Sadness, the Pilgrimage fell at the beginning of June; and on the Feast of the Sacrifices,…
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Despite the treaty, some of the men of Bakr were still determined to prolong their feud with Khuza’ah; and not long after…
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The apparent apostasies of Hisham and ‘Ayyash were but small triumphs for Quraysh, heavily outweighed by the steady stream of emigrants which…
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Another returned emigrant who required help against his own people was ‘Umar’s brother-in-law, ‘Uthman ibn Maz’un of Jumah, for he knew well…
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A’ishah and Umm Salamah had accompanied the Prophet on this expedition; and at a sunset halt, two or three days after the…
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When the army reached ji’ranah the captives were in a large enclosure, sheltering from the sun, about six thousand women and children.…
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The captives arrived in Medina with their guards a day after the arrival of the Prophet. Sawdah, who had gone once more…