#yathrib

[secular-jew]

Even Muhammad's scribe knew it was a farce. Muhammad ordered Ibn Sad's execution, because Muhammad is the perfect example of a human being, and a prophet of peace.

[psychologeek]

Have you heard about Yathrib?

If you're looking for a bigger place, feel free to look up Medina I mean occupied Yathrib, which was home to 3 Jewish tribes until they were genocided and ethnically cleansed from the Hijaz area.

[non-muslims are still not allowed to enter that city, by the way

Have you heard about the genocide of Beni Qurayzah?

They were one of those three tribes.

They were put under siege, despite being uninvolved in the fight. When they surrendered, all man and boys (over puberty) were killed.

All women and children were forced to convert to Islam. Their homes and lands and belongings were taken for Muhamad and his people.

Musnad Ahmad ibn Hanbal no. 22823 also mentions that the Qurayza allegedly helped Muhammad by turning down Abu Sufyan when he wanted their help to attack Muhammad, and that Abu Sufyan was not happy with them.

Tabari (Muslim historian) and Ibn Hisham mention 600-900 of the Banu Qurayza were beheaded.

 Detail from the miniature painting "The Prophet, Ali, and the Companions at the Massacre of the Prisoners of the Jewish Tribe of Beni Qurayzah", illustration of a 19th-century text by Muhammad Rafi Bazil.

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Second migration of Muslims to Abyssinia!

The Second Migration of Muslims, occurring in 622 CE, symbolizes a pivotal moment in Islamic history. It denotes the shift of Muslims from Mecca to Medina, known as the Hijra, amidst escalating persecution led by Prophet Muhammad. This migration to Medina not only ensured safety for Muslims but also laid the groundwork for the first Islamic community, the ummah, fostering an environment where Islam could flourish freely. Furthermore, it marked a significant turning point, empowering the Muslim community to propagate Islam and garner support across various tribes and communities. Annually, Muslims worldwide commemorate this event during Muharram, honoring the resilience and faith of early Muslims and acknowledging the enduring impact of their migration on Islamic history.

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Birth of Abdul Mutalib.

After Hashim passed away, his companions travelled back carrying the bad news. They reached Yathrib weeping, screaming out "Wa Hashima, wa Aziza!" when the people of Yathrib heard their cries, they came out wondering what was going on. After Salma heard the news, she tore her clothes and began to hit her cheeks and yell out "O' My Dear Hashim! O' My Eyes! Who will take care of your child now?!" All of Yathrib then began to weep and lament over the death of Hashim. They then went to Mecca to deliver the same news, and there the entire city began to weep and lament. Each of Hashim's daughters, Safiyah, Roqayyah and Khalida, gave a very heartbreaking poem in their father's honour. The people of Mecca then delivered the matter to al-Mutalib, but al-Mutalib suggested his older brother Abdul Shams to be Hashim's successor, but Abdul Shams refused, indicating that Hashim designated al-Mutalib as his successor. So the people of Mecca gave him the banner of Nizar, the keys of the Kaaba, the bow and arrow of Ismail, the clothes of Ibrahim, the sandels of Seth and the ring of Nuh. Al-Mutalib then became the leader. When Salma was ready to go to labour, she didn't feel any pain or difficulty. She heard a caller say: "O' the best of women from Banu Najjar, Cover him with veils so that he may remain hidden, With that, you will attain victory". When she heard that, she closed her door, wrapped herself with sheets, and didn't tell anyone of the birth. While she was going through the childbirth, she saw a very bright light coming from her house and going towards the skies. She then gave birth to Abdul-Mutalib, whose real name was Shaybah. She took him to his cradle, and saw a very bright illuminating the room and the skies while he was smiling and laughing. She was amazed by that scene, and she saw a white hair on his head which made her name him Shaybah. She kept his birth a secret for one month until people knew about it, and all the heads of the tribes came congratulating her. When he reached 7 years old, his virtues and might became apparent. He used to carry heavy loads, wrestle men and help his mother without ever complaining. (Bihar al-Anwar, volume 15, pages 54 - 57)

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