Edition: 167 TAMIL - AUTHOR : MUFTI A.UMAR SHARIF KASHIMI. kf;fhit ntw;wp nfhs;tj

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1 Edition: 167 TAMIL - AUTHOR : MUFTI A.UMAR SHARIF KASHIMI kf;fhit ntw;wp nfhs;tj mwpqu;,g;dy; ifa;" (u`;) $Wfpwhu;: kf;fhtpd; ntw;wpjhd; kpf kfj;jhd ntw;wp.,jd; %yk; my;yh`; mtdj khu;f;fj;jpw;fk;> J}jUf;Fk;> ek;gpf;iff;fhpa mtdj $l;lj;jpduf;fk;> gilapduf;fk; fz;zpaj;ij toq;fpdhd;. NkYk;> jdj CiuAk; kf;fspd; Neu;topf;Ff; fhuzkhfpa jd; tpl;ilak; K\;hpf;Ffs; kw;wk; fh/gpu;fspd; ifapypue;jk; fhg;ghw;wpdhd;.,t;ntw;wpapdhy; thdj;jpy; cs;stu;fsk; kfpo;r;rp mile;jdu;. mjkl;lkh? kf;fnsy;yhk; $l;lk; $l;lkhf my;yh`;tpd; khu;f;fj;jpy;,ize;jdu;. g+kpahtk;,t;ntw;wpahy; gpufhrkile;jj. ([hjy; kmj) cld;gbf;ifia kpwjy; `{ijgpa;ahtpy; eilngw;w xg;ge;jq;fspy; xd;w: 'egpatu;fsld; Nru tpuk;gpatu;fs; egpatu;fsld; Nru;e;J nfhs;syhk; Fiw\pfSld; Nru tpuk;gpatu;fs; Fiw\pfSld; Nru;e;J nfhs;syhk;. ahu; ve;j $l;lj;jpduld; NrUfpwhu;fNsh> mtu; me;jf; $l;lj;jpdy; xutuhff; fzpf;fg;glthu;. mtu; kpj ahuhtj mj;jkpwpdhy; mj me;jf; $l;lj;jpdu; kpnj mj;jkpwpajhfk;.",e;j tptuj;ij,jw;f Kd;Ng ehk; $wpapuf;fpnwhk;.,e;j xg;ge;jj;jpw;f Vw;g F[hM Nfhj;jpuj;jpdu; egpatu;fsld; Nru;e;J nfhz;ldu;. gf;u; Nfhj;jpuj;jpdu; Fiw\pfSld; Nru;e;J nfhz;ldu;. mwpahikf; fhyj;jpypue;nj guk;giu guk;giuahf,t;tpu Nfhj;jpuj;jpdUk; jq;fsf;fs; rz;ilapl;lf; Page 1 of 7

2 nfhz;bue;jdu;.,];yhk; te;j>,e;j cld;gbf;if Vw;gl;ljw;Fg; gpd;,u rhuhuk; jq;fsf;fs; rz;ilapltij epwj;jpf; nfhz;ldu;. rpy fhyq;fs;,t;thw fopa>,e;jr; re;ju;g;gj;ijj; jdf;fr; rhjfkhfg; gad;glj;jpf; nfhz;l gf;u; fpisapdu; F[hM Nfhj;jpuj;jhhplkpUe;J jq;fsj gioa gifikf;fg; gop jpu;j;jf; nfhs;s tpuk;gpdu;. `p[;hp 8> \mghd; khjk; gf;u; Nfhj;jpuj;jpdhpd; xu $l;lj;jpdiu mioj;jf; nfhz;l ~et;/gy;,g;d KMtpah mj;jpayp vd;gtd; Gwg;gl;lhd;. md;w F[hM fpisapdu; ~my;tj;jpu; vd;w fpzw;wf;fufpy; xd;w$bapue;jdu;. et;/gy;> jhd; mioj;j te;jtu;fisr; Nru;j;Jf; nfhz;l F[hMtpdiuj; jhf;fpdhd;. F[hM fpisapdhpy; rpyu; nfhy;yg;gl;ldu;. vq;rpas;stu;fsld; flikahd rz;il ele;jj. Fiw\pfs; gf;u fpisapduf;f MAjq;fs; nfhlj;j cjtpajld;> mtu;fspy; rpyuk;,utpd;,uis gad;glj;jpf; nfhz;l F[hMtpdiuj; jhf;fpdu;. rz;ilnra;j nfhz;nl F[hM Nfhj;jpuj;jpdu; `uk; vy;iyf;fs; Eioe;J tpl;ldu;. mg;nghj gf;u; fpisapdu; 'et;/gny! ehk; epwj;jpf; nfhs;nthk;. ehk; `uk; vy;iyf;fs; Eioe;J tpl;nlhk;. ckj,iwtidg; gae;jnfhs;! ckj,iwtid gae;jnfhs;!" vd;w $wpdu;. Mdhy;> rjpfhud; et;/gy; kpff; flikahd thu;j;ijiaf; $wpdhd;. 'gf;u;,dj;jhnu!,d;iwa jpdk; ve;j,iwtdk;,y;iy. cq;fsj gopiaj; jpu;j;jf; nfhs;sq;fs;. vd;kpj rj;jpakhf! `uk; vy;iyapy; jpulk; epq;fs; mjpy; Vd; nfhiy nra;af; $lhj?" vd;whd;. F[hMtpdu; Gijy;,g;D tufh kw;wk; uhgp/ vd;w jq;fsj ez;gu;fs; tpl;by; nrd;w milf;fyk; Njbdu;. F[hMitr; Nru;e;j mk;u,g;d ]hypk; kf;fhtpypue;j kjpdhtpw;f tpiue;jhu;. mq;fpue;j egpatu;fspd; gs;spthapiy Nehf;fp ele;j mtu;> gs;spf;fs; Eioe;jJk; egpatu;fs; Kd;dpiyapy; epd;w nfhz;lhu;. egpatu;fs; kf;fsf;f kj;jpapy; mku;e;jpue;jhu;fs;. mk;u ele;j Jf;fj;ij ftpijfspy; ghbf; fhl;bdhu;.,iwth! ehd; K`k;kjplk; vq;fspd; xg;ge;jj;ijak; mtu; je;ijapd; goikahd xg;ge;jj;ijak; Nfl;L te;jpuf;fpd;nwd;. epq;fs; gps;isfs; Page 2 of 7

3 ehq;fs; ngw;nwhu;fs; gpd;g ehk; K];ypkhNdhk; gpd;thq;ftpy;iy KOikahf cjtq;fs; my;yh`; ckf;f topfhl;lthd;. my;yh`;tpd; mbahu;fis mio cjtpf;f mtu;fsk; tuthu;fs; mtu;fspy; MAjk; Ve;jpa my;yh`;tpd; J}jUk;,Uf;fpd;whu;. mtu; thdpy; epe;jk; KO epyh Nghy; mofs;stu;. mtuf;f mepjkpioj;jhy; Kfk; khwptplthu;. Eiu js;sk; fly;nghd;w gilald; tuthu; Fiw\pfs; cd; thf;f khwpdu;. cd; tythd xg;ge;jj;ij Kwpj;J tpl;ldu;. fjhtpy; vdf;fg; gjq;f Fop itj;js;sdu;. xutiuak; cjtpf;f mionad; vd epidj;jf; nfhz;ldu;. mtu;fs; mw;gu;fs; rpwghd;ikapdu; tjpy;,ut vq;fisj; jhf;fpdu;. ehq;fs;,iwtid... gzpe;j Fdpe;J tzq;fpa NghJ vq;fis mtu;fs; ntl;bdu;. mtd; ftpijfisf; Nfl;l egp (]y;) 'cdf;f cjtp nra;ag;glk;" vd;w MWjy; $wpdhu;fs;. me;neuj;jpy; thdj;jpypue;j xu Nkfk; mq;f te;jj. egp (]y;) mtu;fs; ',k;nkfk; F[hM fpisapdu; cjtp ngw;w tpl;ldu; vd;gjw;f Kd; mwptpg;g" vd;whu;fs;. gpwf /Gijy;,g;D tufh my;f]hk; jdj Nfhj;jpuj;jpdu; rpyiu mioj;jf; nfhz;l egp (]y;) mtu;fsj r%fk; te;j> jq;fspy; gyu; nfhy;yg;gl;lijak;> Fiw\pfs; gyu; jq;fsf;f vjpuhf gf;u Fyj;jtUf;F cjtp nra;jijak; $wptpl;l kf;fh jpuk;gpdhu;. mg+ ]{/g;ahd; Xb tufpwhu; Fiw\pfSk;> mtu;fsj Njhou;fSk; nra;jj xg;ge;jj;ij Kwpf;Fk; nrayhfk; kpfg;nghpa NkhrbahFk;. vt;tpjj;jpyk;,r;nraiy epahag;glj;j KbahJ vd;gjpy; ve;j re;njfkk;,y;iy. jq;fspd;,j;jpa nrayf;fg; gpd; mjd; tpgupjj;ij mwpe;j nfhz;l Fiw\pfs; cldbahf mtru MNyhrid rigiaf; $l;bdu;. xg;ge;jj;ij GJg;gpg;gjw;Fj; jq;fspd; jsgjp mg+]{/g;ahid kjpdhtf;f mdg;g Ntz;Lnkd;W mjpy; KbntLj;jdu;. Page 3 of 7

4 'jq;fspd; Nkhrb nrayf;fg; gpd; Fiw\pfs; vd;d nra;thu;fs;" vd;w egp (]y;) mtu;fs; jq;fsj Njhou;fSf;F Kd;$l;bNa mwptpj;jhu;fs;. mnefkhf xg;ge;jj;ij cwjpnra;j> mtfhrj;ij epl;bj; jutjw;fhf mg+ ]{/g;ahd; cq;fsplk; tuthu;" vd;w egp (]y;) $wpdhu;fs;. Fiw\pfs; KbT nra;jthnw mg+ ]{/g;ahd; kf;fhtpypue;j Gwg;gl;lhu;. topapy; kjpdhtpypue;j jpuk;gpf; nfhz;bue;j Gijy;,g;D tufhit ~c];/ghd; vd;w,lj;jpy; re;jpj;j 'GijNy vq;f Ngha; tufpwpu;?" vd;whu;. mtu;> 'ehd; vdj Nfhj;jpuj;jhUld;,e;j flw;fiu kw;wk;,e;jg; gs;sj;jhf;if Rw;wpg; ghu;f;f te;njd;" vd;w $wpdhu;. mg+ ]{/g;ahd; 'ep K`k;kjplk; nrd;w tutpy;iyah?" vd;w Nfl;lhu;. mtu; ',y;iynad;w" $wptpl;lhu;. Gijy; me;j,lj;ij tpl;l kf;fh Nehf;fpg; Gwg;gl;L Nghd gpd;du; mg+ ]{/g;ahd;> 'Gijy; kjpdhtf;fr; nrd;wpue;jhy; mq;f jdj xl;lfq;fsf;f jpd;gjw;f NguPj;jk; nfhl;ilfisf; nfhlj;jpuf;f Ntz;Lk;" vd;w $wptpl;l mtuj xl;lfk; glj;jpue;j,lj;jpw;f te;j> mjd; rhzj;ijf; fpswpdhu;. mjpy; NguPj;jq;nfhl;ilfis ghu;j;jtld;> 'ehd; my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpak; nra;j $WfpNwd;! Gijy; K`k;kjplk;jhd; nrd;w te;jpuf;fpwhu;" vd;w $wpdhu;. mg+ ]{/g;ahd; kjpdh te;jile;j jdj kfs; ck;k `gpghtpd; tpl;bw;fr; nrd;whu;. mq;fpue;j tphpg;gpy; mtu; cl;fhu ehba NghJ rl;nld ck;k `gpgh (uop) mijr; RUl;b tpl;lhu;. 'vd; muik kfns!,e;j tphpg;gpy; ehd; cl;fhutjw;fj; jfjp mw;wtdh? my;yj,e;j tphpg;g vdf;fj; jfjpaw;wjh?" vdf; Nfl;lhu;. ',y;iy!,j egp (]y;) mtu;fspd; tphpg;g epu; my;yh`;tpw;f,izitf;fk; mrj;jkhdtu;" vd;w ck;k `gpgh (uop) gjpy; $wpdhu;fs;.,ijf; Nfl;l mtu; 'vd;dplkpue;j te;jjw;fg; gpd; cdf;f VNjh jpq;f Neu;e;J tpl;lj" vdf; $wptpl;l mq;fpue;j Gwg;gl;lhu;. egp (]y;) mtu;fisr; re;jpj;j> jhd; te;j Nehf;fj;ijg; gw;wpg; Ngrpdhu;. Mdhy; egp (]y;) mtuf;f ve;j gjpyk; $whjjhy;> mq;fpue;j voe;j mg+gf;hplk; te;j egpatu;fsplk; jd; tp\akhfg; NgRkhW $wpdhu;. mjw;f mg+gf;u;> (uop) 'mj vd;dhy; KbahJ" vdf; $wptpl;lhu;fs;. gpd;g mq;fpue;j ckhplk; nrd;w egpatu;fsplk; NgRkhW $wpdhu;. mjw;f cku; (uop) 'ehdh cq;fsf;fhf egpatu;fsplk; rpghhpr nra;ntd;? my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpakhf! vd;dplk; xu rpw Fr;rpiaj; jtpu NtnwJTk;,y;iy Page 4 of 7

5 vd;whyk; mijf; nfhz;nl cq;fsplk; Nghu; GhpNtd;" vd;w $wpdhu;fs;. gpd;g mtu; myp (uop),lk; te;jhu;. mq;f mtuld; /ghj;jpkhtk;,ue;jhu;fs;. mt;tputuf;fk; Kd;ghf rpwgps;isahf,ue;j `]d; (uop) jto;e;j nfhz;bue;jhu;. mtu; 'mypna! ep vdf;f cwtpy; kpf neuf;fkhdtu;. xu Njitf;fhf ck;kplk; te;jpuf;fpd;nwd;. ehd; Njhy;tpAw;wtdhf,q;fpUe;J nry;yf; $lhj. vdnt> vdf;fhf K`k;kjplk; rpghhpr nra;" vd;w $wpdhu;. myp (uop) 'cdf;f ehrk; cz;lhfl;lk;! egpatu;fs; jpu;f;fkhf KbT nra;j tpl;lhu;fs;. mj tp\akhf ehq;fs; mtu;fsld; Ngr KbahJ" vd;w $wptpl;lhu;fs;. mtu; /ghj;jpkhtpd; gf;fk; jpuk;gp 'ep cdj kfdplk; nrhy;! mtu; kf;fsf;f kj;jpapy; jpu;khdkk; ghjfhg;gk; epyt Ntz;Lnkd;W mwptpg;gr; nra;al;lk;!,jdhy; fhynky;yhk; mtu; mugpau;fspd; jiytuhf tpsq;fthu;" vd;w $wpdhu;. /ghj;jpkh (uop)> 'me;jj; jfjpia vdj kfd;,d;dk; milatpy;iy egpatu;fs;,uf;f NtW vtuk; ghjfhg;gk; milf;fykk; nfhlf;f KbahJ." vd;w $wptpl;lhu;fs;.,e;jg; gjpy;fisnay;yhk; Nfl;l mg+ ]{/g;ahdpd; fz;fsf;f Kd; cyfnk,uz;l tpl;lj. mtu; myp (uop) mtu;fsplk; mr;rj;jldk; elf;fj;jldk; ftiy Njha;e;j njhdpapyk; 'mgy; `]Nd! epiyik Nkhrkhfptpl;lJ. vdf;f VjhtJ ey;y Nahrid $Wq;fs;" vd;whu;. 'my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpakhf! cdf;f gad; juk; ve;j tp\aj;ijak; ehd; mwpakhl;nld;. vdpdk;> ep fpdhdh fpisapdhpd; jiytdhf,uf;fpwha;. ep voe;j nrd;w 'kf;fsf;f kj;jpapy; ghjfhg;gk; mr;rkw;wj; jd;ikak; epytntz;lk;" vd;w mwptpg;g nra;! gpwf> cdj CUf;F nrd;wtpl!" vd;w $wpdhu;fs;.,ijf; Nfl;l mtu; ',jdhy; vdf;f VNjDk; gadpuf;fpwjh?" vd;w Nfl;lhu;. mjw;f myp (uop)> 'my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpakhf! mj gad; juk; vd;w ehd; vz;ztpy;iy vd;whyk; vd;dplk; cdf;fhf mijj; jtpu NtW Nahrid vjtkpy;iy" vd;w $wpdhu;. mg+ ]{/g;ahd; mq;fpue;j voe;j gs;spf;fr; nrd;w 'kf;fns! ehd; kf;fsf;f kj;jpapy; ghjfhg;g epytntz;lk; vd;w mwptpg;g nra;fpnwd;" vd;w $wptpl;l> jdj xl;lfj;jpy; Vwp kf;fh nrd;wtpl;lhu;. mg+ ]{/g;ahd; Fiw\pfsplk; te;j Nru;e;j NghJ 'vd;d nra;jpia ngw;w te;jpuf;fpwpu;?" vd;w mtu;fs; Nfl;ldu;. 'ehd; K`k;kjplk; nrd;w NgrpNdd;. mtu; ve;j gjpyk; vdf;ff; $wtpy;iy. gpd;g mg+gf;hplk; nrd;w NgrpNdd;. mtuld; Ngrpajpy; vg;gadkpy;iy. gpd;g ckhplk; NgrpNdd;. mtu; ekf;f Page 5 of 7

6 kpfg;nghpa vjphpahf tpsq;ffpwhu;. gpd;g mypaplk; nrd;nwd;. mtu; kpf nkd;ikald; ele;j nfhz;lhu;. vdf;f Xu; MNyhridf; $wpdhu;. mjd;gb ehdk; nra;jtpl;l te;js;nsd;. my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpakhf! me;j MNyhrid vdf;f gadspf;fkh? mspf;fhjh? vd;gj vdf;fj; njhpahj" vd;whu;. 'mtu; cdf;f vd;d MNyhrid $wpdhu;?" vd;w Fiw\pfs; Nfl;ldu;. 'kf;fsf;f kj;jpapy; ehd; ghjfhg;gj; jufpnwd;. (Fiw\pfshy; cq;fsf;f,dp ve;j,ila+wk; Vw;glhJ)" vd;w K];ypk;fSf;F kj;jpapy; mwptpg;gr; nra;ak;gb vdf;ff; $wpdhu;. ehdk; mt;thnw nra;njd;. 'mij K`k;kJ Vw;Wf; nfhz;lhuh?" vd;w Fiw\pau; Nfl;ldu;. ',y;iy" vd;w mg+ ]{/g;ahd; $wpdhu;. 'cdf;f ehrk; cz;lhfl;lkhf! me;j Ms; (myp) cd;dld; ed;whf tpisahb tpl;lhu;" vd;w Fiw\pfs; $wpdu;. mjw;f mg+ ]{/g;ahd;> ',y;iy! my;yh`;tpd; kpj rj;jpakhf! mtu; $wpaijj; jtpu NtW top njhpatpy;iy" vd;w $wpdhu;. ENGLISH- THE SEALED NECTAR MEMORIES OF THE PROPHET (PBUH)-AUTHOR- ISSAM DIAB The Conquest of Makkah Ibn Al-Qaiyim described the conquest of Makkah as the greatest one by which Allâh honoured His religion, Messenger, soldiers and honest party. He thereby rescued the Sacred House, whose guidance all people seek. It was the greatest propitious event in heaven and on earth. It was the most significant prelude to a new era that was to witness the great march of Islamization and the entry of people into the fold of Islam in huge hosts. It provided an ever shining face and a most glowing source of inspiration to the whole earth. [Za'd Al-Ma'ad 2/160] Pre-Conquest Events According to the terms of the treaty of Hudaibiyah, the Arab tribes were given the option to join either of the parties, the Muslims or Quraish, with which they desired to enter into treaty alliance. Should any of these tribes suffer aggression, then the party to which it was allied would have the right to retaliate. As a consequence, Banu Bakr joined Quraish, and Khuza ah joined the Prophet [pbuh]. They thus lived in peace for sometime but ulterior motives stretching back to pre-islamic period ignited by unabated fire of revenge triggered fresh hostilities. Banu Bakr, without caring a bit for the provisions of the treaty, attacked Banu Khuza ah in a place called Al- Wateer in Sha ban, 8 A.H. Quraish helped Banu Bakr with men and arms taking advantage of the dark night. Pressed by their enemies, the tribesmen of Khuza ah sought the Holy Sanctuary, but here too, their lives were not spared, and, contrary to all accepted traditions, Nawfal, the chief of Banu Bakr, chasing them in the sanctified area Page 6 of 7

7 where no blood should be shed massacred his adversaries. When the aggrieved party sought justice from their Muslim allies, the Prophet [pbuh], as their leader, demanded an immediate redress for not only violating the treaty but also slaying men allied to him in the sanctified area. Three demands were made, the acceptance of any one of them was imperative: a. to pay blood money for the victims of Khuza ah, b. to terminate their alliance with Banu Bakr; or c. to consider the truce to have been nullified. This behaviour on the part of Quraish was clearly a breach of the treaty of Al-Hudaibiyah and was obviously an act of hostility against the allies of the Muslims, i.e. Banu Khuza ah. Quraish immediately realized the grave situation and feared the horrible consequences looming on the horizon. They immediately called for an emergency meeting and decided to delegate their chief Abu Sufyan to Madinah for a renewal of the truce. He directly headed for the house of his daughter Umm Habiba (the Prophet s wife). But as he went to sit on the Messenger s carpet, she folded it up. "My daughter," said he, "I hardly knew if you think the carpet is too good for me or that I am too good for the carpet." She replied, "It is the Messenger of Allâh s carpet, and you are an unclean polytheist." Being disgusted at the curt reply of his daughter, Abu Sufyan stepped out of her room and went to see the Prophet [pbuh], but the latter was well aware of his tricks and did not hold him any assurance. He then approached Abu Bakr, but the latter too declined to interfere. He contacted Umar to intercede but this great Companion made a pointblank refusal. At last he saw Ali bin Abi Talib and began begging him in the most humble words, cunningly alluding to the prospects of mastery over all the Arabs if he were to intercede for the renewal of the treaty. Ali also briefly regretted his inability to do anything for him. Abu Sufyan turned his steps back to Makkah in a state of bitter disappointment and utter horror. There he submitted a report of his meeting with his daughter, Abu Bakr, Umar and Ali s reaction and the meaningful silence of the Prophet. The Makkans were dismayed, but did not expect imminent danger. Page 7 of 7