Grave of Hamza(R), Brief Tour of Jabal Al-Rumah & Mt Uhud - Shaykh Dr. Yasir Qadhi
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- The grave of Hamza (R), the leader of the martyrs and the uncle of the Prophet (S), along with a very brief tour of Jabal al-Rumah and Mount Uhud.
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May Allah reward you abundantly for your effort to showing us the uhud with commentary .
Aameen
May the peace and blessing of Allah be upon all the Companions
Ameen
Mount Uhud, indeed I love you.
My heart aches for Madinah.
يا رب ردنا إليها بأفضل الأحوال
jazakAllaah for sharing :)
This really reminds me of your Seerah of The Prophet saw lectures, battle of Uhud!
Wow. That's a good historical story and educationally sad because it shows Hamza's grave 😢😢
JazakAllah...... Thanks so much brother... From Pakistan
Thnkz a lot Shiekh
keep doing I am ibrahim from sudan I like your way in teach isalamic and aready I start listen your lesson in seerah realy it's so amazing actully I do that in older to improve my langaue and it's helped me so much thank's alot and I wish if I meet you one day 😍
Hajj Mabroor Sheikh. Ameen.
Jazak Allaho khair brother for your efforts .May Allah accept it from you Aameen.
We would like to see more videos with such a great descriptions about these historical sights in the future .In sha Allah.
Allaho Akbar
Jazakumullahu Khair
Shkrn for sharing
Very emotional Subhanallah especially if u listen to the story of battle of uhud
I hear my Ethiopian Brothers from background. Jezakellah Sheikh for ur info, I wanna pictoreal understand from the serrah alhamdulillah u make me Happy.
SubhanAllah....
Jazakkah Nlah for these video, ameen
thank you so much
Jazakallahu khair, now I know a little bit more about Uhud battle and their locations during the battle, looks like the Mountain is quite far from the battlefield, must have been extremely difficult for them at the time of retreating towards the base of the mountain
JazakAllaahu kheir our sheikh.
May Allaah gives u good health and long life Ameen.
Allahu Akbar May Allah accept from you all
Ameen
Ameen
Ameen
I was and still am looking forward for your tour video! May you be rewarded by Allah Taala abundantly and come back safely. Can't wait for your next lecture, please upload more asap if possible! Jazakallah
Thanks for showing uhud at present
I would love to visit this place. Insha Allah, may I have a chance to visit.
Mashallah very clear and good info . thnx for sharing
May Allah send His blessings to our Beloved Prophet, his house hold & his Great Great Sahabas ameen, Ya Rahman
Love u from India
Excellent
JazakAllah kherin. I wish I can take the next trip with you in future inshAllah
جزاك الله خيرا
Please share as much as you can if you have time.
SubhanAllah this is so beautiful video! Thank you for sharing . So this time you will be doing Hajj, please make Dua for me sheikh and everyone who will do Hajj please make Dua for us .
Beautifully described wow Mashallah
Assalamu alaikum I really love you sir
MashaAllah shayk
May Allah bless you more and more
Maa shaa Allah
Who came here after watching his lecture on battle of uhad?
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:') Alhamdulilah
As-salāmu ʿalaykum السلام عليكم mā shāʾa llāh ما شاء الله. This video wld be better if the audio was re-recorded. Jazāk Allāhu Khayran جزاك اللهُ خيرًا
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The archer story doesn't make sense to me unless they were protecting a narrow pass. Fifty archers cannot defend such a wide space between Jabal al ainain and Uhud. A contingent of 100-200 horsemen could have easily defeated them. Also, placing archers high on a mountain means they would be ineffective. Imagine the distance a medieval arrow could travel. It cannot be more than 100-150 meters. If they shoot from up above the mountain, which was probably 200-300 meters tall at the time, could easily miss targets. If Quraish outnumbered Muslims 4 to 1, a moderate effort of a few hundred men to overpower the archers sitting high above the mountain would never be much of a trouble. If the archers were, however, protecting a narrow pass of 20-30 meter width, it could totally be a different story. But the problem here is that if there was a pass that narrow, it could easily be visible even if we consider the erosion of Jabal alainain for the last 1500 years. Also, if the Quraish army had already fled the battlefield, it would mean that Khalid probably was not able to see what was happening on top of Jabal al ainain. I have a totally different theory about what happened on the battlefield.
We have to remember Muslims were only 700 men strong. They were facing an enemy, which was four times their size. So, Muslims wisely chose a battlefield, which could compensate for their disadvantage in number. The Muslim army was facing Medina, and the mountain of Uhud was at their back. There was also a small hill on the left flank of the Muslim army. Muslims also had Uhud on their right side. By choosing such a narrow space to fight Quraish, Muslims wanted to undo the advantage of the Quraish that came with their number. It also meant a flanking charge by the Quraish was not possible. But the problem was the opening between Jabal al-ainain and Uhud, and thus our Prophet placed fifty archers on the left flank somewhere close to Jabal al ainain. He could not have done any better considering he had only 700 fighting men. So fifty means he had to place almost 10% of his men to protect the vulnerable position. His camp was not too far from the archers as well. As we can see from Yasir Qadhi's video here, the archers were probably in full view of the Prophet. So those fifty archers were meant to stop a flanking movement by the Quraish and to allow our Prophet enough time to send a reinforcement in case a breach had been made. The problem of this placement of the Muslim army was that they confined themselves in a narrow space. If Muslims retreated, they would have been crushed between the mountain and the advancing Quraish army. If Muslims, on the other hand, pursue the retreating Quraishi army, they would lose the advantageous position they had. They'd suddenly find themselves in open space against a much larger foe. We know from the Quran and the seerah that Muslims did have an initial success against the Quraishi army. I, therefore, propose that when the main Muslim army saw the Quraishi army retreating, they started pursuing them and lost their advantageous position. The Muslim army lost the cohesion and suddenly found themselves surrounded. At that opportune moment, Khalid charged the right flank with his cavalry contingent. Thus far, Khalid was unaware that only fifty men were actually protecting this position. So he charged repeatedly, and eventually, most of the archers were either killed or fled the battlefield. It was all happening in front of the eyes of our Prophet, and the Prophet quickly realized the danger. He shouted to the main Muslim army to fall back to their original position. Muslims were in complete disarray. You can easily imagine the chaos the medieval wars had. When the advancing Muslim army saw Khalid's horsemen in their camp, they realized that they've lost the battle. Many thought that if they return to their original position, it would mean a massacre as they'd be crushed between the Main Quraish army and Khalid's cavalry. Many fled the battlefield sensibly, and many ran towards the Prophet, realizing his life was in danger. That's why we find a very few people with the Prophet who took shelter in the mountain of Uhud.
It's a theory, and we can always reinterpret the events in the light of authentic reports. I wish Muslim military researchers would do research on essential battles that were fought by the Muslims, including Badr, Uhud, Yarmouk. Muslim sources have recorded many eye witness accounts of these battles, but ironically no one ever tried to do real research that synthesizes authentic reports with facts. Many ancient battles, which have even less reliable reports, have been recreated by the researchers, and we, Muslims, know nothing but few snippets from Sahaba and the stories of the historians.
People who dislike this are the worst people ever
Brother, I am making some video for uhud war. Can I use this video!?
Ya Allah make us the neighbor of Hamza r.a. the leader of maryters.
Are u there for hajj shaykh
Voice is not clear
کیا جنات اسلام قبول کرتے ہیں ؟؟ اور انسانوں کی طرح بیت ہوتے ہیں ؟؟ اور سوال ایک یہ بھی ہے کہ کسی کے لیے بد دعا تو نہیں کرنی چاہیے لیکن اگر پھر بھی کرنی پڑھ جائے تو صحیح طریقہ کیا ہے ؟؟ اور اُحد کہ پھاڑ یعنی جبلِ اُحد کی تاریخ اور فیوچر ، خصوصیات کیا ہیں؟؟
حضرت امیر حمزہ رضی اللّٰہ تعالٰی عنہا کہ بارے میں بھی بتائیں ہمیں۔ جزاک اللّہ خیر۔
My name is also mubashir
I was not there yaa rasuulalaah scw
do you all Know Musab ibn umair was the standard bearar of Islam:(
Yep He Too was martyred in the battle