Hijra

There's a very famous story about him in Ghazwatul Khandaq.

So in the fifth year of Hijrah, when the Battle of the Trench took place.

Quraish, after their failure in Badr, and also their failure in Uhud, because in the, in Uhud, they had marched to Medina, and their intention was to remove the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam and defeat the Muslims.

So although the Muslims suffered losses in Uhud, the Quraish didn't realize their ambition.

So it was also a failure for them.

So in the fifth year of Hijrah, they once again marched on Medina.

But this time, unlike in Uhud, where they were three thousand strong, on this occasion, they sought the help of various other tribes and allies.

And so they numbered a minimum of ten thousand.

He died in the year 253 after the Hijrah.

Two five feet after the hijra.

Thereafter, he

Kunyal is Abu Muhammad.

Likewise, Al-Basri.

He died in the year 187 after the Hijrah.

187 after the Hijrah.

He narrated from Auf.

The eighth year of the Hijrah, Fatah al-Makkah.

To the extent that the Nabi, alayhi salatu wasalam, he mentions after that, La Hijra ta ba'da Fatah.

There's no Hijra after Fatah.

And there's no Hijra after the Fatah al-Makkah.

I'm referring to there's no Hijra ta Makkah.

Not there's no Hijra generally, but there's no Hijra ta Makkah after Fatah al-Makkah.

i.e. that Mecca has been conquered by the Muslims, you know, mashallah.

But all of that occurred because of, you know, this da'wah of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, strengthening the usool of the people, you know, in the relationship of Allah, first and foremost.

And Umar ibn al-Khattab likewise used him for-- or sent him to Basra, radiallahu anhu.

He died in the year forty-four after the Hijra, radiallahu anhu.

He died in the year forty-four after the Hijra.

As for the hadith itself, or the wording of the hadith itself, we have ataytu an-nabiyya sallallahu alaihi wasallam, meaning that I came to the Prophet sallallahu alaihi wasallam.

However, the Shaykh before me mentions, wa lam ya'lam, wa lam yu'alam, ma'a mata kan hadhal-majiy.

And he was, uh, from those companions that were at the service of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam with his wudu.

In the service of the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam with his wudu.

And he died in the year fifty of the Hijrah.

Twenty? No.

Ten? I was thinking after the Hijra.

After the Hijra, [laughs] seventh year after the Hijra.

Seventh.

Seventh year after the Hijra radiallahu anhu.

And so if there's a seventh year after the Hijra, then this means how long did he have with the Prophet Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam in reality? Three or four years.

Three or four years only with the Messenger of Allah, Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

And thus, even that time, he narrated the most amount of hadith amongst all the companions.

Tawiffiya sana sab'in wa khamsina fil Madinati radi-- fi Madina radiAllahu anhu.

And he, radiAllahu anhu, passed away in Medina in the year fifty-seven of the Hijra.

In the year fifty-seven of the Hijra, after Hijra.

RadiAllahu anhu.

And so that was just a brief biography mentioned here by Sheikh Uthaymeen Rahimahullah.

And the Battle of Hunayn was when? You know? Which year? Battle of Hunayn.

Battle of Hunayn was in the eighth year of the Hijra.

Battle of Hunayn was in the eighth year of the Hijra.

And this request that they mentioned, they said, "Make for us this deity, this is day of the deity." The messenger of Allah, Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam, responds by making the Takbir.

Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Ta'ajjuban.