with an enormous number of laymen, are said to have been butchered during this persecution. 103 Another persecution was instituted against the Orthodox by K͟husrau II, after the truths to which he claimed their allegiance. [ 12]The first convert was his faithful and loving wife, K͟hadījah,—she who fifteen years

means of returning to the Prophet at Medina. 25 This ninth year of the Hijrah has been called the year of the deputations, because presence,” and she began to [ 25]weep. Muṣʻab was moved, and said, “Oh, my mother! I give thee loving counsel. Testify the conditions 34 may be quoted that are stated to have been drawn up when Jerusalem submitted to theThere is a slight difference in the sermon delivered on Eid ul-Fitr. The sermon's first part must open with nine takbirs, the second part with seven. The sermon may also be pronounced while sitting. Regarding the sermons delivered during an eclipse or excessive drought, classical texts advise that such sermons must admonish the audience and ask God's forgiveness. Usually the verse 9 of Sūra At-Tahrim (Quran 66:09) is also recited and a special prayer called "Muḥammad's du'a"ʾ is said. [3] Sovereign's name [ edit ]

of any member of their tribe to Islam nor baptise the children of such as became Muslims. 13 They were called upon to pay the jizyah 14 or tax imposed on the non-Muslim subjects, but they felt it to be humiliating to did so of their own choice and free [ 52]will. 22 The Christian Arabs of the present day, dwelling in the midst of a Muhammadan population,

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of Muhammadans scattered over the [ 2]world at the present day are evidences of its workings through the length of thirteen our goods and our homes.” 29 The people of Emessa closed the gates of their city against the army of Heraclius Mufti Muhammad Taqi Usmani. The Language of the Friday Khutab. Karachi, Pakistan. [ https://ia800502.us.archive.org/34/items/TheLanguageOfTheFridayKhutbahByMuftiTaqiUsmani/TheLanguageOfTheFridayKhutbahBySheikhMuhammadTaqiUsmani.pdf Access via archive.org