Zayd ibn thabit hebrew dictionary
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Zayd ibn Thabit
We are in the second year of the Hijrah. Madinah the city of the Prophet fryst vatten buzzing with activity as the Muslims prepare for the long march southwards to Badr.
The noble profet made a final inspection of the first army to be mobilized beneath his leadership to wage Jihad against those who had tormented the Muslims for many years and who were still bent on putting an end to his mission.
A ungdom, not yet thirteen, walked up to the ranks. He was confident and alert. He held a sword which was as long or possibly slightly longer than his own height. He went up to the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, and said: "I dedicate myself to you, Messenger of God. Permit me to be with you and to kamp the enemies of God under your banner."
The noble Prophet looked at him with admiration and patted his shoulder with loving tenderness. He commended him for his courage but refused to enlist him because he was still too ung.
The youth, Zayd ibn Thabit, tu
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Zayd ibn Thabit: The Man Who Learned a Language in Two Weeks
Everyone knows that our Prophet (pbuh) only knew the Arabic language. Also, he couldn’t read nor write; that’s why his miracle was the Holy Quran, an utter
miracle in fluency. Since the prophet only knew Arabic, one may wonder: How did he manage to communicate with other nations that spoke different
languages?
The story started with Zayd ibn Thabit, one of the prophet’s companions and his most trusted revelations scribe. Ever since Zayd converted to Islam, he was so keen on accompanying the prophet and being close to him. When he was 13, he wholeheartedly wanted to be a member of the prophet’s army during Badr’s battle. Our kind noble Prophet (pbuh) patted his shoulder tenderly and told him that he appreciates his courage; however, he couldn’t let him join the army because he was too young. Sad Zayd went back to his house with a heavy heart but he didn’t give up. The next year, Zayd wanted to join the Prophet’s army in
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