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resolved and that they would be reaping the coveted spoils of war, but it wasn't so, and
discontent became widespread.
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THE MORALE OF THE BELIEVERS:
The believers were better protected from the rain and the cold as they had the hill of Sal
to shelter them, However, they were very tired on account of their constant vigil and
signs of hunger were apparent but their morale was high and the Prophet, praise and
peace be upon him, supplicated to Allah after each obligatory prayer for three
successive days for the unbelievers to be put to flight.
WIND AND RAIN:
On top of the extreme cold and rain, Allah now sent unseen angels with a biting wind
from the east that brought torrential rain forcing the unbelievers to take shelter in their
tents as the wind rushed howling between them. As the night progressed, the storm
discontent became widespread.
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THE MORALE OF THE BELIEVERS:
The believers were better protected from the rain and the cold as they had the hill of Sal
to shelter them, However, they were very tired on account of their constant vigil and
signs of hunger were apparent but their morale was high and the Prophet, praise and
peace be upon him, supplicated to Allah after each obligatory prayer for three
successive days for the unbelievers to be put to flight.
WIND AND RAIN:
On top of the extreme cold and rain, Allah now sent unseen angels with a biting wind
from the east that brought torrential rain forcing the unbelievers to take shelter in their
tents as the wind rushed howling between them. As the night progressed, the storm