This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. I'm not sure I'm not sure Rahmman Rahim al-I'm doing what I'm in what

was all along with al-A-Lahlais.

He was Sahibh ajmain.

I'mabad. I will be resuming from where we left off two weeks ago. We had a break last week because of the weather conditions. And if you remember, two weeks ago we had discussed, we had begun to discuss the preparations for the

Hijra and we were talking about the two types of Bayas, the two types of covenants

that took place with the people of Medina, the first covenant and the

second covenant, the al-Aqabal Ula and al-Aqaba Athania.

And remember that the second covenant it took place in the 12th year of the

prophethood and the main difference between the first and the second

covenant who can remind me was the difference to the first and the second

covenant so which one is the woman's covenant?

The first one, why was it called the woman's covenant?

But I don't know.

There was no commitment. There was no political commitment. There was no political commitment. There was no

political commitment. There was no commitment to fight. There was no

commitment to protect. Hence this was called the women's covenant. And then the second covenant was called

the covenant of war basically. This is the covenant where the prophecy system asks them to protect

him like they will protect their own women and children and notice and it's a key point here

The covenant mentions defensive protection not offensive attacks right and this is going to come up in the Battle of Badir. We're going to mention this again.

That the Battle of Badir was not a defensive battle. And so when the Ansar participated in it, the prophecy

some had to then basically ask them, are you agreeing? Is this fine with you?

We're going to mention this later on. But the covenant, the second bea was about a defensive covenant and therefore the

...