Holy Prophet of Islam - Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa — Page 98
The Holy Prophet of Islam, Hadrat Muḥammad Mustafa sa sa sa sa ra ra. When the Holy Prophet arrived, he asked permission to enter. . After getting permission, he entered the house and said to Hadrat Abū. Bakr, 'I have to talk to you about an important matter. Therefore, send the other people sitting here outside. ' Ḥadrat Abu Bakr" said: 'My father and mother be sacrificed for you! No one is an outsider. Everyone belongs to your household. ' Anyhow, the Holy Prophet told Hadrat Abu Bakr that he had been granted permission by God Almighty to migrate. Ḥadrat Abū. Bakr said, 'Will you please let me accompany you?' The Holy Prophet said, 'Yes. ' Then Hadrat Abu Bakr said: 'My father and mother be sacrificed for you! Take one of these two camels. ' The Holy Prophet said, 'Alright. However, I will pay for the camel. '" ra sa ra ra ra ra sa sa. Hadrat 'A'ishah says: "For the journey, we packed and provided provisions for both of them in a sack. My sister Asma' tore a portion of her waist band and tied the mouth of the sack with it. That is why she came to be known as 'Dhatun Nitaqain'. Hadrat ‘Ā'ishah" says: 'Both the Holy. Prophet and Ḥaḍrat Abū Bakr, after leaving Mecca, hid in a cave in the. Thaur mountain. They hid there for two to three nights. My brother 'Abdullah was quite young, strong, and efficient at that time. He used to mix with the Quraish of Mecca and memorize whatever he heard. At night, he used to go to the cave and give all the news. Just before dawn, while it was still dark, he used to come back to Mecca, as if he was in Mecca throughout the night. га га. Hadrat Abu Bakr had a slave, ‘Āmir bin Fuhairah, who used to take care of his goats. Around ‘Isha' Prayer time he used to bring goats near the cave and give fresh milk to the Holy Prophet and Ḥadrat Abū ra sa. Bakr for drinking. He also used to come back home just before the break of the dawn. He did so every night. sa та. The Holy Prophet and Hadrat Abu Bakr hired a person belonging to the 'Bani ad-Dail' tribe from the family of Bani 'Abd bin ‘Adī as an 98