History of Islam Vol 2 of 3 by Akbar Shah Najeebabadi

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Caliphate ofBanu Umayyah (First Phase) 25 today, people address the Mughal and Pathan (tribe in Mangols) chiefs as "Sayed." In short, no one has been able to found a free government and kingship of Sadat of significance in any country so far. This is the one reality before us. When we recall the last words of our hearts are unconsciously overawed by the grand truth and magnificent utterance of the speaker. Imam Hasan ^ ^ Whatever Imam Hasan j as a commander, he made his freed slave Zaid bin Harith his senior. Although, he assigned Ali bin Abi Talib •» at^ the work of collecting the Islamic tax in Yemen and that was only for a short time and he gave the post of administrator to Muadh bin Jabl ** at ^ and Abu Musa Al-Ashari
26 The History ofIslam were related to the Prophet's family and who were supposed to shirk and end all its facets from the world, should not hanker after worldly bZr.h n ma prosperl,y 50 lhal they might prove P .terial worthy of h , Pr°phet s Progeny ., « *e Prophet Shad not declared taking Sadaqa (charity) unlawful for the Sadat, we could have expected that they the fanuly of the Prophet S deserved to be caliphs and emperors P rov“io" for Ws fami 'y *e biggest proof that he had already ecided that his family would remain non-attached to worldly riches or m, have known .ght it from the divine revelation. The ETJIP? ** . fo* dding of chanty to the family of the Prophet S is in fact a matter of pn e or the Sadat and it exalts their status to such heights tluit the Wor dki T ! W° Which ' are relaled to Islam -“bo envious of. a"d s rei8n'y from °7 a re such things which distance Allah man 11 , f, ^ The and Traditions, therefore look „Holy down upon ^. H“°ry te 'S US lhal ,he P“P'o despite being in possession of right 0 n° l persuaded to do oeooll h h d S 0®1 d«ds. Only those lucky people who had not much to do with material riches have been honored to protect Islam and such people alone continue to safeguard Islam. Th l?K° Phet Sa ‘d ' that IsUm be S an the poor and would last w»th them. Also, think over this Tradition in which he (ft) has said- "I leave the Qur' an and my children, Sadat among you." This Tradition also bears an ample proof of the fact that Imam Hasan had declared strictly in accordance with the intention of the tradition, "I know it full well that Prophethood and the caliphate cannot r co-exist in our family." Amir Muawiya Amir Muawiya «• ^ was bom seventeen years before the Hijra he was junior to Ali bin Abi Talib ** ai^by six years. Amir Muawiya's mother Hind bint Utba was first married to Faka bin Mughira Quraishi. Faka once doubted his wife's chastity. He kicked her and ultimately turned her out of his house. That became a topic of dtseuss'cm among the people. Hind's father Utba asked his daughter. . ‘u *n e matter? TeI1 me c,ear{ y- If Faka is justified in accusing you, I shall tell somebody and he will kill him and we shall be saved trom dishonor. However, if he is a liar and slandered you unnecessarily.
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