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neither seen nor yet experienced before. There was an air of unity, a sense of tranquility,
devotion to Allah, and great love for His Messenger everywhere he went.
When he met the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam), he told him why he had come to
Medina, whereupon the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) spoke with soft words and
told him that if his father had been alive and come to ransom them he would not have
accepted it, rather he would have released them without ransom.
As the daylight faded and evening approached, Jubair watched the believers make their
way to the Mosque to offer the Maghrib prayer. Jubair felt drawn to the Mosque but did
not enter though listened to the prayers from outside.
That evening, the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) recited the chapter "The Mount"
which warns at it’s beginning of the Day of Judgement, its consequences, and the
punishment of the Fires of Hell for those who belie it. The chapter then expounds the
delights of Paradise with its serenity and rich, unending rewards. Jubair heard how Allah
challenges mankind with His Ability to create and then draws attention to mankind's
inability to do so:
devotion to Allah, and great love for His Messenger everywhere he went.
When he met the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam), he told him why he had come to
Medina, whereupon the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) spoke with soft words and
told him that if his father had been alive and come to ransom them he would not have
accepted it, rather he would have released them without ransom.
As the daylight faded and evening approached, Jubair watched the believers make their
way to the Mosque to offer the Maghrib prayer. Jubair felt drawn to the Mosque but did
not enter though listened to the prayers from outside.
That evening, the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) recited the chapter "The Mount"
which warns at it’s beginning of the Day of Judgement, its consequences, and the
punishment of the Fires of Hell for those who belie it. The chapter then expounds the
delights of Paradise with its serenity and rich, unending rewards. Jubair heard how Allah
challenges mankind with His Ability to create and then draws attention to mankind's
inability to do so: