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So this next narration is actually almost identical to the narration of Azayda bin Harith al-Diyallahu al-Talaih.

I know but there is something special to it as well.

It's narrated by Al-Hafid bin Hajar, Rahimullah al-Isabah, Mimam al-Athir.

It's also mentioned by the likes of Mimam al-Khayim, Rahimullah al-Talaih.

However, it doesn't have an authentic chain to the Prophet Sallallahu al-Sallam.

So it can't be attributed to the Prophet Sallallahu al-Sallam.

So the story has great benefit in it, primarily because of the lesson of du'at, which we will find in it.

But at the same time, we don't trace it back to the Prophet Sallallahu al-Sallam.

So this narration is about a man by the name of Abu Merlak al-Ansari al-Diyallahu al-Talaih.

And Abu Merlak al-Diyallahu al-Hafid was known as a merchant

who was distinguished with his ibadah and distinguished with his integrity.

So he's known for his worship, he is known for his integrity and business.

And Anas al-Diyallahu al-Talaih says that he was out on business one day

when an armed robber comes up to him and confronts him.

The armed robber says to him,

Salam al-Mata'q for any Qatir.

He said, go ahead and give me everything you have because I'm going to kill you.

Okay? Or else I'm going to kill you.

Now Abu Merlak al-Ansari al-Diyallahu al-Talaih responds and says,

Khudmali,

Masha'atun kewaqatli, he says,

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