Holy Prophet of Islam - Hazrat Muhammad Mustafa — Page 403
The Holy Prophet of Islam, Hadrat Muḥammad Mustafa sa sa га ra га from Egypt to Medina Hadrat Hāṭib bin Abī Balta'ah" preached to the girls about Islām. Both of the girls accepted Islām before reaching Medina. An old man by the name of Maboar who was accompanying the two girls did not accept Islām during the travel to Medina. However, on arrival in. Medina, after some time, he also accepted Islām. On arrival in Medina both sisters along with the king's letter and the gifts were presented to the. Holy Prophet". The Holy Prophet married Hadrat Mariah al-Qibtiyyah and Hadrat Hassān bin Thābit" married Sirin. Hadrat ‘A'ishah relates that in the beginning the Holy Prophet" kept Ḥaḍrat Mariah" in the house of. Hartha bin al-'Amān and then later on he moved her to another place in. Medina which was known as Al-'Aliya. Till her last days Ḥadrat Mariah lived there. In Dhul Hijja, 8 AH (i. e. , March 630) a son was born to Hadrat. Mariah whom the Holy Prophet" had named, 'Ibrāhīm'. The Holy. Prophet was very happy at the birth of a son as all his earlier sons had died in infancy. Ḥaḍrat Ibrāhīm lived for 15 to 16 months and passed away ra sa sa sa in Rabiul Awwal, 10 AH. The Holy Prophet" upon his demise stated, ra لَوْ عَاشَ لَكَانَ صِدِّيْقًا نَّبِيًّا lau ‘asha lakana siddiqannabiyyan. If he had lived, he would have been a Truthful Prophet. . The tradition relating to it is as follows: sa та sa га. Hadrat Ibn 'Abbas" relates that when Haḍrat Ibrāhīm”, the son of the Holy Prophet died, the Holy Prophet led his funeral Prayer and said: "If my son, Ibrāhīm had lived, he would have been a Siddiq (Truthful). Prophet, and his maternal grand-parents' family, who are Coptic Egyptians, would have been liberated from bondage. " (Sunan Ibni Majah, Kitabul Jana'iz, Bab ma ja' fissalata ‘ala ibn rasulullah wa dhikr wafatih, p 237/1 Matba' ‘Ilmiyyah 1313 H) 403