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was Sala to what I said.

Mohammedin Wala Ali, he was Sahiby

Ma'amahin.

I'm about. So we are now in today's lesson in

in sha-Ola going to continue from post-conquest of Mecca.

What happened in the remaining months of the eighth year of the Hijura and a number of

interesting incidents took place. The first of them that

will discuss took place probably two weeks after the process and returned from the conquest

of Mecca back to Medina. And that was the conquest of Mecca back to Medina and that was the Islam of probably the single most famous poet in the entire Arabian Peninsula.

In fact he would be the greatest poet alive at the time.

Now we already mentioned that the poets of the Khoraih had either been executed or accepted

Islam. By now the Khorai poets have either been executed at

Badar, they have been killed at Badar or executed post-Makak because some of the

poets were executed at the conquest of Makka. Remember the role and the

nature of poets poets propaganda machines.

So the worst amongst them, they were the ones that basically were not forgiven.

It was primarily the poets.

And some amongst them repented as we already mentioned

who knows the name of one of them who repented last time. We talked about one or two of

the poets Abdullah Zabari and we also mentioned Abu Sufya Nib al-Hādārādālārāhādārāhādāhādāhādābāhādātāhādātāhādādādādāhādāhādāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāāā of the Khorish. There was a poet really in the Arabian Peninsula that was renowned. He is the

premier, if you like, Sha'er of the Arabs at the time and his name is Kabbibinohair. Kab even Zohair. And Kābib and

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