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مرحبًا زائرThe Prophet ﷺ sent Amr ibn al-As to Jayfar and Amr, the sons of al-Julanda of Al-Azd, and they both accepted Islam
The Prophet ﷺ sent Amr ibn al-As to Jayfar and Amr, the sons of al-Julanda of Al-Azd, and they both accepted Islam.
The Prophet ﷺ sent Amr ibn al-As to Jayfar and Amr, the sons of al-Julanda of Al-Azd, and they both accepted Islam.
This falls in the stage of the spread of Islam after the Conquest, and the sending of envoys and governors to the tribes and lands.
And in this year: the Messenger of Allah ﷺ sent Amr ibn al-As to Jayfar and Amr, the sons of al-Julanda, of Al-Azd, and they both accepted Islam.
The meaning is that the Prophet ﷺ sent Amr ibn al-As on a mission to call two men from Al-Azd, Jayfar and Amr, the sons of al-Julanda, and the result was that both accepted Islam.
This event took place in the context of the eighth year after the Hijrah, after Islam had spread and people were entering it in large numbers, while callers and officials continued to be sent to the tribes.
Calling people to Islam and strengthening Islam among the tribes and lands.
Those addressed moved from not being Muslim to Islam, and became part of the Muslim community.
It documents the spread of the Islamic call to figures and tribes beyond Madinah and Makkah.
It shows the effect of delegation and direct da'wah in bringing people into Islam.
It reflects the Prophet's state engaging with tribal leaders.
It helps bring households and tribes into the Muslim community.
It teaches that da'wah needs someone to carry it and a good response to it.
It shows Islam moving from a local scope to a wider one.
It strengthens the spread of Islam in the outskirts through organized delegations.
He sent Amr ibn al-As to Jayfar and Amr, the two sons of al-Julanda
The envoy to Jayfar and Amr, the two sons of al-Julanda
The one addressed by the envoy and he embraced Islam
The one addressed by the envoy and he embraced Islam
Guidance is in Allah's hand, and the effect of da'wah appears when Allah opens hearts to Islam.
Responding to the truth when it becomes clear is a great honor.
When leaders accept Islam, it affects their group and their surroundings.
Connecting with local leaders is part of building Islamic stability.
Choosing envoys and sending them to the people is one way of training in conveying the message.
The existence of da'wah delegations shows organized da'wah work.
Islam is a faith of a message that goes beyond tribal boundaries.
Weak access of the message to some communities or local leaders.
The importance of sending those who can deliver the message well to the people in a suitable language and with a clear purpose.
Organizing da'wah delegations and reaching out to influential people in society.
The importance of building bridges of communication with social leaders.
Respond to the truth when it appears to you and do not be biased toward your former environment.
It should be limited to the general lesson, without uncontrolled applications.
The prophetic context was revelation and infallible leadership, while the modern one is human reasoning.
Convey the truth through trusted channels and with wording suited to the audience.
