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    assalam alaikoum

    It is related in Sahih al Bukhari, Vol 3, p 179:

    In the presence of the Prophet Abu Bakr said to 'Urwa b. Mas'ud: "Go lick the clitoris of al-'Ab"

    Have you got some comentary please ?

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    Errmmm...give the hadith number. Sahih Bukhari is all online, so just give the link as well.

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    It would be nice if you could give the Arabic.

    I've never seen or read this, in Bukhari or elsehwere. I do know that sometimes Shi'ites come up with such passages, to incriminate people.

    It seems - wa-Allahu A'lam - that it is like the Zihar-statement, i.e. comparing your wife with the 'back of your mother'. I believe there are more of such 'creative' sayings of the Arabs of the past - AND TODAY! - which are not so bad, as they may look like.

    Abu Bakr's statement - if it is true - seems to be similar to the Zihar-statements, or the statement of another about 'hanging on the breasts of al-Uzza' and its likes.. just custom.
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    Taqi al-Din al-Subki and his fanatic son Taj al-Din al-Subki in dialogue:

    "I came across a book from one of the Mu'tazilah which he named Tabaqat al-Mu'tazilah, which was opened with the mention of 'Abdallah b. Mas'ud, may Allah be pleased with him, assuming that he is one of them. Allah has freed him from their creed!

    [He said:] This is the utmost of fanaticism! Verily, a man is acribed to those who walk their way!

    [Ibn al-Subki then says:] I said to the Shaykh, the Imam (i.e. his father): If they (i.e. the Mu'tazilites) could to this, then the Ash'arites could claim Abu Bakr and 'Umar, may Allah be pleased with them, for they (i.e. the Ash'arites) are upon their creed and that of the rest of the Companions"


    [Source: Taj al-Din al-Subki, al-Tabaqat al-Shafi'iyyah al-Kubra 3:365-366]

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    Asalaamu alaikum wr wb



    wasn't it when the treaty of hudaibiya had to take place yet? And there was this guy who was saying evil to the Messenger of Allah [sal Allahu alaihi waSalam] - sayin stuff like you wont ever come back to Makkah again and all that.. then abu bakr got angry and swore at the guy, since the believers had so much gheerah [jealousy/love] for Allah's Messenger.



    Urwa ibn Mas'ud al Thaqafi, chief of the tribe, was sent by the Qiraish to mediate. When he came before Rasulullah he said:


    'O Muhammed , you have gathered together a horde of people of all countries and you have come to your place of birth to smash it with their assistance! Now the Quraish have sworn a most solemn oath, to the effect that never, so long as their eye-lashes quiver on their eye-lid shall you set foot again in Makkah, unless by force of arms, and by our gods! The scum surrounding you will flee from your side before the sun sets on another day'.


    At these words a flame of indignation lit up the eyes of the Sahaba (R.A.) and Hazrat Abu Bakr (R.A.) went up to the infidel and shouted to him:


    'Be gone, and bite the belly of Laat. your idol. Do you think for a moment we could abandon Allah's messenger'


    During Urwa ibn Mas'uds conversation with Rasulullah he was able to observe how boundless was the respect of the Sahaba (R.A.) for their leader. When Rasulullah performed his wudhu (ablution) his companions rushed to share the water he had used. Whenever Rasulullah uttered a word everybody tries to fulfil his desire and commands. They speak to him in a soft voice. Out of sheer respect they would never look him straight in the eye.


    On his return impressed with the civility of the Muslims and the nobleness of Rasulullah he declared to the Quraish:
    'I have seen the Khusroe of Persia in the midst of his sumptuous Persian court; Caesar, in the proud senate of the Roman patricians (noble families); the Negus, at the head of his formidable bodyguard of Abyssinia warriors. Well then, I swear that I have never met with a monarch who surrounded by the noblemen of his court, held the same position as Muhammed among his companions. And what is more remarkable, contrary, to what takes place round about other leaders, Muhammed 's followers expect nothing from him; neither favour riches nor honours. This is what I have observed. I beseech you to give careful consideration to their request for a peaceful 'Umrah' and a safe return to Madinah.


    Although the Quraish were deeply affected by his declaration, they persisted in their trickery and sent 50 of their warriors to prowl around the Muslim camp with the idea of suprising and capturing a few soldiers of Islam. The Muslims were on their guard and it was they who captured a certain number of infidels prisoners. They were subsequently released at the request of Rasulullah to show the Quraish their sincere intention of performing the 'Umrah' and returning home.


    http://www.inter-islam.org/Seerah/Th...biyahL2P1.html






    Later this urwa guy goes away and the Quraysh send Suhail ibn Amr who becomes muslim later on, but this is how the treaty takes place. wa Allahu a'lam. read the link above for more details.

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    Be gone, and bite the belly of Laat
    Badhar refers to the clitoris and not the belly!

    Here is something that might help:

    http://www.islamweb.net/ver2/Fatwa/S...Option=FatwaId

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    And Umsus means to suck, not to lick or bite!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Abuz Zubair View Post
    And Umsus means to suck, not to lick or bite!
    aaah come on man there was no need for that one!! haha

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    I came across this hadith, mentioned in Tazkiyyat al-Nafs by Ibn al-Qayyim, Ibn Rajab al-Hanabli, and al-Ghazali,

    Umar bin al Khattab walked in on Abu Bakr and found him pulling his tongue with his fingers. Umar said "Stop! Allah has forgiven you!". Abu Bakr said: "This tongue is what leads me into ruin".

    It's not meant to be an explanation for the above post, but, just thought it was revelant.


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    It is mentioned in Bukhari, Kitab as-Shurut, it is extremely long so I mention the number and narrators.



    In it, it mentions, : ʡ

    2581/2582 - : : : : ѡ :


    As well it is mentioned in Kitab as-Sayar for Ibn Hibaan, again the number and narrators mentioned below.

    In which it is also mentioned,

    [ 4872 ]






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