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caravans to Angoria, now Ankara, the Emperor of Rome himself would go out to
welcome the caravan and show the Koraysh great hospitality just to hear news of
his friend.
Many years had passed and both Hashim and his friend, the Emperor of Rome
were dead and new chieftains and emperors succeeded them, however, the
memory of Hashim remained as did the alliance with Rome. At the time of this
story our beloved Prophet, praise and veneration by upon him, had started
preaching and migrated to Yathrib, which we call Medina, with his companions.
The Muslims hoped that the Koraysh would leave them alone to worship Allah
now they had left Mecca, but this was not to be their persecution continued and
several battles had already been fought.
Abu Sufyan had become the most prominent chieftain of the Koraysh and was, at
that time, one of the Prophet's fiercest opponents. There was nothing he would
not do to rid Arabia of the Prophet, praise and veneration be upon him.
welcome the caravan and show the Koraysh great hospitality just to hear news of
his friend.
Many years had passed and both Hashim and his friend, the Emperor of Rome
were dead and new chieftains and emperors succeeded them, however, the
memory of Hashim remained as did the alliance with Rome. At the time of this
story our beloved Prophet, praise and veneration by upon him, had started
preaching and migrated to Yathrib, which we call Medina, with his companions.
The Muslims hoped that the Koraysh would leave them alone to worship Allah
now they had left Mecca, but this was not to be their persecution continued and
several battles had already been fought.
Abu Sufyan had become the most prominent chieftain of the Koraysh and was, at
that time, one of the Prophet's fiercest opponents. There was nothing he would
not do to rid Arabia of the Prophet, praise and veneration be upon him.