{"id":1110,"date":"2012-09-24T12:23:30","date_gmt":"2012-09-24T12:23:30","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/localhost\/rs\/en\/entering-makkah-as-a-humble-man-and-not-as-a-haughty-conqueror\/"},"modified":"2012-09-24T12:23:30","modified_gmt":"2012-09-24T12:23:30","slug":"entering-makkah-as-a-humble-man-and-not-as-a-haughty-conqueror","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/r-islam.com\/en\/entering-makkah-as-a-humble-man-and-not-as-a-haughty-conqueror\/","title":{"rendered":"Entering Makkah as a Humble Man and Not as a Haughty Conqueror"},"content":{"rendered":"

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The Prophet entered Makkah wearing a black turban and not in the state of Ihraam (ritual consecration). He bent his head down low to show humility to Allaah The Almighty who honored him with the Conquest of Makkah to the extent that his chin was about to touch the middle part of the saddle of his riding animal. The Prophet, sallallaahu \u2018alayhi wa sallam, recited the Chapter of Al-Fat\u2019h as he entered Makkah. He was feeling the blessing of the fulfilled conquest, forgiveness of sins, and a great victory. Once he conquered Makkah, the heart of Arabia and its spiritual and political center, he announced all the principles of justice, equality, humility and submission. The Prophet let Usaamah bin Zayd, his freedman, ride behind him but did not allow any other child from Banu Haashim or from among the nobles of Quraysh to ride behind him. This took place on Friday, 20th<\/sup> of Ramadhaan, 8 AH.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Describing the entry of the Prophet into Makkah, Al-Ghazaali said,<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The Muslim army was advancing and the Prophet was riding his she-camel and wearing a thick turban around his head. He lowered his head in humility to Allaah The Almighty and bent his back on his she-camel, showing great modesty. The large and solemn procession that carried him towards the bottom of the Sacred Precincts and the armored corps that surrounded him both awaited a gesture to act and end the peace in Makkah. This manifest conquest reminded the Prophet of a very eventful past; how he had been driven out of Makkah and how he returned in victory and support on that day! What a great honor Allaah The Almighty bestowed on him! The more the Prophet, sallallaahu \u2018alayhi wa sallam, felt these blessings, the more humility and bowing he showed on his she-camel.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The Prophet was keen on insuring the safety of the internal front of Makkah on the day of the conquest. Thus, once he knew about the saying of Sa\u2018d bin \u2018Ubaadah to Abu Sufyaan, \u201cToday will witness a great fight, today the Ka\u2018bah shall not be sanctified,\u201d the Prophet replied: \u201cNo! Today the Ka\u2018bah will be sanctified and covered.\u201d He quickly ordered that Sa\u2018d should be stripped of the standard, and that it should be entrusted to his son, Qays. This wise action guaranteed that there would be no uncalled for fighting. At the same time, he did not make him or Sa\u2018d furious, because he did not take the standard from a man from the Ansaar (helpers) as Sa\u2019d was, and hand it to another one from the Muhaajroon (emigrants); rather, he handed\u00a0it to his son, and we know that a man does not wish for anyone to have the upper hand over him except his son.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

After the Prophet entered Makkah and the people felt safe, he moved to the Sacred House and performed Tawaaf (circumambulation) with a bow in his hand and about three hundred and six idols around the Ka\u2018bah. The Prophet stabbed them with his bow one by one saying: {T<\/strong>ruth has come, and falsehood has departed. Indeed is falsehood, [by nature], ever bound to depart.<\/span>}<\/strong> [Quran 17:81<\/strong>] <\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

and said: {<\/strong>T<\/span>he<\/span> truth has come, and falsehood can neither begin [anything] nor repeat [it].<\/span>}<\/strong> [Quran 34:49<\/strong>]<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The idols started falling down, representing the victory from Allaah The Almighty and His great support to His Messenger that once he thrust any of the false deities surrounding the Ka\u2018bah with a stick in his hand, it fell down into pieces on its face or back. He also ordered some images and statues that he saw around the Ka\u2018bah to be knocked down. He refused to enter the Ka\u2018bah until those images had been removed. The Ka\u2018bah contained an image that was falsely said to be of Ibraaheem and Ismaa\u2018eel (Abraham and Ishmael), may Allaah exalt their mention, holding divining arrows in their hands. Seeing this, the Prophet said: \u201cMay Allaah kill them! They knew that they [Ibraaheem and Ismaa\u2018eel] had never sought decision through divining.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Then, he entered the House and said: \u201cAllaah is Great,\u201d in every corner of it and performed prayer. It was narrated on the authority of Ibn \u2018Umar and his father, that the Messenger entered the Ka\u2018bah with Usaamah, Bilaal and \u2018Uthmaan bin Talhah closed it and remained therein. Ibn \u2018Umar said, \u201cI asked Bilaal when he left about what the Prophet had done there, and he replied that the Prophet performed prayer, as he stood with two pillars on his left, one pillar on his right and three pillars behind him. The Ka\u2018bah stood on six pillars at that time.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The keys of the Ka\u2018bah were kept with \u2018Uthmaan bin Talhah before he became Muslim, and \u2018Ali wanted to hold the keys along with the privilege of providing water for the pilgrims. However, the Prophet returned the keys to \u2018Uthmaan, saying: \u201cToday is a day of kindness and faithfulness<\/span>.\u201d The Prophet had asked \u2018Uthmaan to give him the keys of the Ka\u2018bah before he migrated to Madeenah, but\u00a0\u2018Uthmaan spoke to him harshly and hurt him. The Prophet forgave him, saying: \u201cO \u2018Uthmaan! Perhaps you will see these keys in my hands one day, and I will place them wherever I wish.<\/span>\u201d \u2018Uthmaan replied saying that the Quraysh would have to have been destroyed and humiliated by that day. The Prophet said: \u201cNay, it will rather have been revived and will have become glorious.<\/span>\u201d This promise greatly affected \u2018Uthmaan bin Talhah and he was sure that this promise would come true. After the Conquest, the Prophet handed\u00a0the keys to \u2018Uthmaan, saying: \u201cHere are the keys, \u2018Uthmaan. Today is a day of kindness and faithfulness. Take them forever, and no one will extract them except an oppressor.\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The Prophet, sallallaahu \u2018alayhi wa sallam, did not want to keep the keys in his possession or to give them to anyone from the Banu Haashim, although some of them had the audacity to try to take them, since having the keys of the Ka\u2019bah was desirable and meant authority.\u00a0Such advantages were totally irrelevant to the mission of the Prophet . This was how the Messenger regarded the great victory; to him it was kindness and faithfulness, even to those who had betrayed, schemed and behaved insolently towards him.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

The Prophet ordered Bilaal to climb the Ka\u2018bah and announce the Athaan (call) for prayer. Bilaal did, and the people of Makkah attentively listened to that new call as if they were in a dream. The words of the Athaan were uttered like thunderbolts that cast horror into the hearts of the devils, who had\u00a0nothing to do but flee or embrace Islam.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

\u201cAllaah is the Greatest\u2026 Allaah is the Greatest\u2026 Allaah is the Greatest\u2026\u201d<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

This same voice once whispered under the lashing of a whip, saying, \u201cAllaah is One\u2026 Allaah is One\u2026 Allaah is One.\u201d However, today it was echoing above the Ka\u2018bah of Allaah The Almighty, saying, \u201cThere is no deity worthy of worship but Allaah, and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allaah,\u201d and all the people were attentively and submissively listening.<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Ref : www.islamweb.net<\/strong><\/span>
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