Welcome back to the first.

It's a good way to start off tonight.

And we're actually talking about the conversion of a famous Christian king to Islam tonight.

So it's befitting that we start with two people embracing Islam.

We ask Allah, Svhanhan, sa'a, amen.

We ask Allah, subhan, sa'a'a'a'a'amin.

So we've been speaking quite a bit about people whose lives intersect with the battle of Yamama,

and we're going to move on from that and go to Aumul Wufud specifically, the year of the delegations,

those that were embracing Islam towards the very end

of the life of the Prophet, sallu.

And tonight's biography is one of the most fascinating

of all of the companions as it relates to those who came from outside

to embrace Islam and probably one of the lesser known stories relates to those who came from outside to embrace Islam and probably

one of the lesser known stories. It's a rich story where the Prophet, Sallu'llah

a while he was doing Dāua to a man who was well known and who was deeply entrenched in his

religion prior to meeting the Prophet, his name is Aidi, Aidi, Ibn Hatham, Ibn Abdullah, bin Ibn'Aub, bin Ibn Hattahe.

He is known as, Adi'i B'i-Itimu Hatim At Ta'i.

His father is one of the most famous men in the history of the Arabs.

His father is literally one of the most famous men in the history of the Arabs.

As Imam of Zahbi, Rahimu'llah, introduces him.

His kunya, according to Ibn Hibban and others, is Abu Tarif, meaning that's his nickname.

But as the Zhaibi calls him,

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