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fine dust beneath some young date-palms. They were woken up by the
Prophet stirring them with his foot. He addressed 'Alī `Abū Turāb` (father of mud) being soiled with earth. The Prophet then asked, 'Shall I tell you of the two most wretched creatures? They are Uḥaymir of Thamūd who slaughtered the camel of
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narrated that he and 'Alī ibn Abū Ṭālib were companions on the expedition to al-'Ushayra. 'Alī proposed that they visit some men of Banū Mudlij who were doing some work on a well and on the date palms. They watched them for a while until they were overcome by drowsiness. They fell asleep in the soft
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Muhammad remained in al-‘Ushayrah for Jumādā al-Ūlā and some nights of Jumādā al-Ākhirah. In the process of this campaign, Muhammad entered into an alliance by contracting a non-aggression pact with Banū Madlij/Mudlij, a tribe inhabiting the vicinity of al-‘Ushayrah. The negotiation was done easily
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The army then moved on, leaving al-Khalā'iq to their left and traversed the 'Abdullah defile. From there
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They had 30 camels that they rode upon by turns. They made their way through the territory of the Banū Dīnār, then past Fayfā’ al-Khabār or Khayyār and made camp beneath a tree in the Ibn Azhar valley at a place called Dhāt al-Sāq. Muhammad said his prayers there where a mosque was built.
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Muḥammad knew when this caravan had departed from Mecca and encamped there for about a month for this caravan to arrive at the ambush point. But the Meccan caravan had already passed some days before when the
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between the months of Jumādi al-Ūlā and Jumādi al-Ākhirah (November–December, 623 CE). This was the 6th caravan expedition and the 3rd ‘Ghazwah’ (in which Muḥammad himself was the commander) occurring about 2 months after the
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because their ally Banū Ḍamrah had already made a peace agreement with the
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and the man who will strike you on this,' and he placed his hand on 'Alī's head, 'so that this will become soaked from it.' and he touched 'Alī's beard.
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282:Abū Sufyān ibn Ḥarb
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