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Hamdall, Ibrahimine, we continue in the realm of an incredible family, the family of

Azubair, bin Al-Awam, Hawari, Rassulil Allah,Sul-Lah, the disciple of the prophet and a Prophet, sallu. And obviously, last week was a very difficult story to bear. And subhannalah, you read about one shahid, and then you see the stories of the shahadat one by one. And it's so important to go back to these stories of the martyrs, these stories of the shahadah, to constantly sort of replay in your mind that it's the soul, as Asmaa, Radi Allah, said to her son, Abdullah bin Zubair, that, in haithi'hut laisette be shea, that these bodies are nothing, but rather we are souls with Allah, Sibhanu'a'a'aqibin.

And victory belongs to the believers. So we talked about the sacrifice of Abdullah,

bin Zubair, Radi al-Zubair, and Svhanna, and subhanna, the beauty of the series of the

first is that you can see how there are different personalities that come from the same

family that chose different paths and that was to the benefit of Islamic history. So as I mentioned,

when you read about the story of Anas Ibn Malik, Radialli al-a-a-a-a-an-ho, a man who quoted

and gave us stories on behalf of the Prophet's Salli-Salam like no other person. It was his brother Al-Bara'u who would not narrate any Ahadif

that would fight in the battlefield and that would ultimately save his life,

giving him seven more decades, while he was martyred, giving his brother Anna seven more decades

to narrate the Ahadith of the Prophet's Salli Salam to us.

Likewise, when you come to Abdullah, you have the first companion born in Medina, the last

Khalifa to be a Sahabi. So he's the last Khalifa to be a Sahabi. You have a brother that would

easily claim the title of being

the one who bridged the Prophet, Sallulah aeneh, Sira to the rest of the world.

So the person that we're going to cover today, Urwa bin Zubair, is the means by which Allah

Siphanu'u'a'aāsa'a gave you and I

the Sira of the Prophet

Sallu'llah aene and that's not an exaggeration.

So before we talk about him

because last week I was rushing through

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