Chapter 158

Remembrance 6 from Chapter 158

Du‘ā’, humility, and takbīr in battle, and asking Allah to fulfil his promise to help the believers

Arabic
Arabic text from the source edition
Romanisation

Allāhu akbar, kharibat Khaybar. Innā idhā nazalnā bi-sāḥati qawmin fa-sā’a ṣabāḥu-l-mundharīn.

Context

We relate in both Ṣaḥīḥs from Anas Honorific symbol, who related that the Prophet Honorific symbol came to Khaybar at daybreak. When the Jews of Khaybar saw him they said: “Muḥammad and the army!” They took refuge in the fort. The Prophet Honorific symbol raised his hands and said: “Allah is greater! Khaybar is ruined. ‘When we descend in a people’s courtyard—how evil will be the morning of those who were warned!’ [5].” [6].

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References
[5] An allusion to Qur’ān 37:177 (“When it [punishment] descends in their courtyard—how evil will be the morning of those who were warned!”).
[6] Al-Bukhārī (371) and Muslim (1365).

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