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ن ﺎﺧﺪﻟا
ه رﻮﺳ
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buried and said: "Here Husayn and his comrades will be slain and the heavens and the
earth will weep over them." VERSE 32: Aqa Mahdi Puya says: It is true that unto the Bani
Israil the largest number of prophets were sent, but this verse is governed and restricted
by verse 107 of Anbiya. (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see
commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17)
(see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse
17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for
verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary
for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (see commentary for verse 17) (no
commentary available for this verse) (no commentary available for this verse) (no
commentary available for this verse) Tubba was an appellation of each of the kings of
Yemen, known as Himayarite kings. A one time the Himayarite kingdom extended over:
all Arabia and beyond. First they were Sabians then professed the Jewish and the
Christian religion. Among the embassies sent by the Holy Prophet in 9-10 Hijra was one to
the Himyar of Yemen, which led to their coming into Islam. It is mentioned in Minhaj ul
Sadiqin that about 1000 years before the advent of the Holy Prophet, Asad bin Malka abu
Ayub, the then Himyarite king, after conquering many lands invaded Madina to take
revenge of his slain son. He was a noble and God-fearing man. He used to begin all his
letters with "in the name of Allah, the Lord of the land, the seas, the sun and the wind." To
prevent him from destroying the city of Madina two men from the tribe of Bani Qurayza
went to him and said: "Do not destroy this city because the last prophet of Allah, one day,
will come here to preach the divine religion." He not only spared the town but also wrote a
letter of felicitation and welcome to the Holy Prophet and handed it over to a Jew named
Shamul with instructions to deliver it to him if he comes in his times, or let it be given to
him by whosoever be his heir in the times of the Holy Prophet. Abu Ayub Ansari, the 21st
offspring in the progeny of Shamul, gave this letter to the Holy Prophet who said: "Thank
you O righteous Tubba." Refer to the commentary of Anbiya: 16 and 17 and Saffat: 21. Aqa
Mahdi Puya says: In verse 42 "except such as receive Allahs mercy" implies intercession.
Refer to Baqarah: 48 and other verses mentioned therein. (see commentary for verse 38)
(see commentary for verse 38) (see commentary for verse 38) (see commentary for verse
38) Refer to the commentary of Bani Israil: 60; Kahf: 29 and Saffat: 62 to 68. (see
commentary for verse 43) (see commentary for verse 43) (see commentary for verse 43)
(see commentary for verse 43) (see commentary for verse 43) (see commentary for verse