Hayatus Sahabah - The Lives of the Sahabah - Part 3

556 THE LIVES OF THE SAhYBAH m%@!&2 (Vol-3)
Hadhrat Humayd bin Hilaal narrates, "Rasulullaah @@ had an unratified pact
with the Banu Qurayzah tribe. They however broke the pact by assisting the
Mushrikeen when they marched to Madinah with an assortment of armies from
various tribes. Allaah however dispatched an army (of angels) and the wind,
causing the Mushrikeen to flee, but leaving the Banu Qurayzah holed up in their
fortress ..." The narration then continues to recount the battle against the Banu
Qurayzah. ('I
Hadhrat Abdullaah bin Abbaas BG= narrates that the easterly wind approached
the flortherly wind during the night of the Battle of Ahzaab and said, "Go and
assist Rasulullaah m." The northerly wind however said, "An honourable lady
doeSn't travel by night." It was therefore with the easterly wind that Rasulullaah
@I!% was assisted. (2)
Enemies are Sunken into the Ground and
Destroyed
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Hadhrat Buraydah reports that a man (from the Mushrikeen) said during
the Battle of Uhud, "0 Allaah! If Muhammad is upon the truth, let me sink into
the ground." He then sank into the ground. (3)
Hadhrat Naafi bin Aasim says that the man who injured Rasulullaah %@Is face
was Abdullaah bin Qami'ah who belonged to the Hudhayl tribe. Allaah made a
ram attack him and gore him with its horns until it killed him. (4)
Enemies Lose their Sight by the Curses of
Rasulullaah @@ and the Sahabah 'BbGwj
Some Young Men from the Quraysh Lose their
eyesight by the Curse of Rasulullaah @@ on the
day of Hudaybiyyah
Hadhrat Abdullaah bin Mughaffal Muzani 9m narrates, "We were with
Rasulullaah @% at Hudaybiyyah ..." He then proceeds to recount the incident of
the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. Amongst other things, he mentions, 'While we were
still there, thirty armed young men came to fight us. By the curse of
Rasulullaah &%%, Allaah made them all blind in an instant and we stood up
and disarmed them. When Rasulullaah asked them whether they had come
after entering into some pact or whether anyone had granted them amnesty, the
replied in the negative. Rasulullaah @?@ then set them free. It was then that
Allaah revealed the verse:
(I) Ibn Sa'd (Vol.2 Pg.77).
(2) Bazzaar, reporting from reliable sources as confirmed by Haythami (Vo1.6 Pg.66). Ibn Abi Haatim
and Ibn Jareer have reported a similar narration, as quoted in the Takeer of Ibn Katheer (Vo1.3
Pg.470).
(3) Bazzaar, reporting from reliable sources as confirmed by Haythami (Vo1.6 Pg.122).
(4) Abu Nu'aym in his Dalaa'il (Pg. 176).