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When they all went back to Medina after Uhud

Everybody in Medina had a deceased person from Uhud, right?

Everyone had a relative that was killed in Uhud in some way

so everyone in Medina was crying and

There was a particular thing called a Niyahah, which was the whaling ceremony

Is the morning that the women would do in particular in Medina morning over the deceased

And the Prophet ﷺ was walking the streets of Medina

And he sees the crying of in the whaling of the women in Medina

And the men as well in their Niyah and their grief over what has happened

And the Prophet ﷺ he puts his head down

And he says

You cry over your dead ones

He said,

There's no one to cry over him

All these families in Medina are gathered and they're all crying over their deceased ones

He said, but my uncle, Hamza, who the Prophet ﷺ cried more for

than anyone that they'd ever seen, right? The way he cried over Hamza was the deep cry

They said the weeping of the Prophet ﷺ when Hamza was a little bit louder

I know it was massacred when he was murdered that way

So he said, Hamza has no one to cry over him

So what did they do in Medina?

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