Qur'anScience
Qur'anScience
At al-Ji‘ranah, tens of thousands of livestock were distributed. Newly Muslim nobles received a hundred camels each, a man accused the distribution of injustice, and some of the Ansar whispered their hurt. In a leather tent, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ asked: “Are you not pleased that people go away with sheep and camels, while you go home with the Messenger of Allah?” The twenty-third book of The Prophet’s Sirah tells of the Spoils of Hunayn and the Ansar.
“…but give [them] preference over themselves, even though they are in privation.”
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The Spoils of Hunayn and the Ansar in 31 chapters — back to al-Ji‘ranah, waiting for Hawazin, the Bedouin who pulled the cloak, the law of the spoils, al-mu’allafah qulubuhum, Safwan, “he never said no”, Abu Sufyan and the nobles, Hakim ibn Hizam, the verses of al-‘Abbas ibn Mirdas, “who is just?”, the seed of the Khawarij, the patience of Musa, the whisper of the Ansar, Sa‘d ibn ‘Ubadah, the sermon in the leather tent, the inner and outer garment, athrah, the tears of the Ansar, Hawazin repents, the foster bond, Malik ibn ‘Awf and the ‘umrah from al-Ji‘ranah — with ten Hadith with linked chains, Qur’anic verses with the exegesis of Ibn Kathir, two figures and a source table.
🇲🇾 Read the Malay edition: Harta Rampasan Hunain dan Kaum Ansar