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... um, who turned out to be a, a spy, um, h- his father, uh, was very close to Ibn Saud, and he told Ibn Saud, the king, um, or at least one of the tribal leaders at that time, he wasn't the king, but he was, uh, the important figure, um, and in contrast to what others were, were, were seeing for the region, and he said, "Listen, with the Wahhabis, with the, with the current coming out of the Nejd Desert, a very austere, rigid form of Islam, you can rule the Middle East." And that's what the British did under St.

John Philby's, uh, guidance.

They gave him the weapons, they gave him the means, and he destroyed most of the Arab tribes in the region, except the Nejd tribes, um, who, um, they were not completely destroyed, but he assimilated them into the National Guard.

And that's why, uh, Saudi is still so Wahhabi and so hard line i- in, in, in, in terms o- of Islam.

The other tribes, he did a double act.

His talk was forever of Ibn er-Rashid, the young chief of the Shamar, whose powerful uncle Muhammad had left him so uneasy a legacy of dominion in central Arabia.

For two years I had heard no news of Nejd.

What of Ibn Saud, the ruler of Riyadh and Ibn er-Rashid's rival? How went the war between them? Mabuk had heard many rumours.

Men did say that Ibn er-Rashid was in great straits.

Perhaps the radifs were bound for Nejd and not for Yemen.

Who knew? And had we heard that a sheik of the Sukur had been murdered by the Ajameh, and as soon as the tribe came back from the eastern pasturages

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And then there they had come to an agreement, Ibn er Rashid relinquishing all his territory to within a mile or two of Hayul, but retaining that city and the lands to the north of it, including Joff, and recognizing Ibn Saud's sovereignty over Riyadh and its extended fief.

Two soldiers had made the best of their way westward across the desert, for they said most of their companions and arms were slain and the rest had fled.

This was by far the most authentic news I was to receive from Najd, and I have reason to believe that it was substantially correct.

I questioned many of the Arabs as to Ibn er-Rashid's character.

The answer was almost invariably the same.

His talk was forever of Ibn er-Rashid, the young chief of the Shamar, whose powerful uncle Muhammad had left him so uneasy a legacy of dominion in central Arabia.

For two years I had heard no news of Nejd, what of Ibn Saud, the ruler of Riyadh and Ibn er-Rashid's rival.

How went the war between them? Mabuk had heard many rumors.

Men did say that Ibn er-Rashid was in great straits.

Perhaps the radifs were bound for Nejd and not for Yemen.

Who knew? And had we heard that a sheik of the Sukur had been murdered by the Ajameh, and as soon as the tribe came back from the eastern pasturages,

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The wheels of the Turk grind slowly and often stop, but in the end they grind small, especially when the grist is Arab tribes rendered peculiarly brittle by their private jealousies and suspicions and pretensions.

And he started becoming ill when he was about to leave and Nabi Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam said, all he saved is saved from the fever of Medina.

But when he reached an oasis in Najd near Riyadh, present-day Riyadh, called Farda, he died from that fever.

But look at how Nabi al-Karim, peace be upon him, honored him by giving him such a beautiful name.

So I suppose that is what we're learning.

But that wasn't enough for them.

To gain more support, they went to the tribe of Qatafan, who lived between Mecca and Nejd.

And it didn't take much time to convince them either.

Soon after, the Banu Sulaym also agreed to join forces with them.

His talk was forever of Ibn er-Rashid, the young chief of the Shamar, whose powerful uncle Muhammad had left him so uneasy a legacy of dominion in central Arabia.

For two years I had heard no news of Nejd, what of Ibn Saud, the ruler of Riyadh and Ibn er-Rashid's rival.

How went the war between them? Mabuk had heard many rumors.

Men did say that Ibn er-Rashid was in great straits.

Perhaps the radifs were bound for Nejd and not for Yemen.

Who knew? And had we heard that a sheik of the Sukur had been murdered by the Ajameh, and as soon as the tribe came back from the eastern pasturages

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The wheels of the Turk grind slowly and often stop, but in the end they grind small, especially when the grist is Arab tribes rendered peculiarly brittle by their private jealousies and suspicions and pretensions.

So that's what we call tayyin, which is specifying the person with kufr.

Okay? I tell you so many people in the past have made statements incorrectly assigning something as kufr, right? But because they never passed the Rubicon, crossed the Rubicon, or crossed the Ne- desert of Nejd and made tayyin and said, "You yourself, fulan son of fulan, are now a kafir." So that's one thing.

So now some- there's another Rubicon after that, which is now I'm in charge of the city, of the state, come and give me that neck of yours so I might strike it, and that's exactly what they had done, right? That's what they did.

And, um, there's one guy out there, he said, "The only difference between me and Ibn Abdul Wahhab is that Ibn Taymiyyah didn't have power.

Before next year came, the delegation of the Ansar came in Rajab, which we're gonna speak about in our next lesson, Inshallah.

Another example is Banu Amir ibn Sa'sa'a, who controlled much of the Najd region, and they were known to be very politically-minded, and they were heavily engrounded in their military section and from that military perspective.

So it's been mentioned, Subhanallah, so engrounded that they would even boast at others and towards others that our women have never been taken as captives.

Uh, you know, that's, that's, uh, to say that they had that military might.

In Saudi Arabia, the kingdom and France have maintained and strengthened a one hundred-year official relationship.

Full diplomatic relations began in 1926 when France became one of the first countries to recognize the Kingdom of Hejaz and Najd.

Ties deepened with a landmark military assistance agreement in 1972.

In Syria, senior Syrian and Israeli officials met on Sunday in an effort to ease tensions.