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of Mu'az's hand he blew some of his salvia upon it whereupon his hand was
restored to its former self. Mu'az returned to the battlefield and died many years
later during the caliphate of Othman.
Sometime later, Mu'awwidh, the son of Afra discovered Abu Jahl laying in the
thicket and noticed that he was still alive, so he struck him leaving him for dead.
Mu'awwidh continued to fight against the Koraysh and was among those
martyred that day.
VICTORY:
The ferocity of the battle continued for most of the day, then Allah in His Mercy
caused the small army of believers to be victorious. After it was all over, the
Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, ordered his companions to search for
the body of Abu Jahl, telling them that he had a scar just above his knee that
would identify him.
Abdullah, the son of Masood found him in the throes of death and put his foot
upon his neck and said: "Allah has put you to shame, you are the enemy of
restored to its former self. Mu'az returned to the battlefield and died many years
later during the caliphate of Othman.
Sometime later, Mu'awwidh, the son of Afra discovered Abu Jahl laying in the
thicket and noticed that he was still alive, so he struck him leaving him for dead.
Mu'awwidh continued to fight against the Koraysh and was among those
martyred that day.
VICTORY:
The ferocity of the battle continued for most of the day, then Allah in His Mercy
caused the small army of believers to be victorious. After it was all over, the
Prophet, praise and peace be upon him, ordered his companions to search for
the body of Abu Jahl, telling them that he had a scar just above his knee that
would identify him.
Abdullah, the son of Masood found him in the throes of death and put his foot
upon his neck and said: "Allah has put you to shame, you are the enemy of