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مرحبًا زائرDeath of the head of the hypocrites, Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul, in Ramadan of Year 9 after the Hijrah
In Ramadan of Year 9 after the Hijrah, Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul, the head of the hypocrites in Madinah, died. The Sealed Nectar mentions that he died after the Prophet ﷺ returned from Tabuk, and that the Prophet prayed for his forgiveness and prayed over him after Umar tried to prevent him from doing so.
In Ramadan of Year 9 after the Hijrah, Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul, the head of the hypocrites in Madinah, died. The Sealed Nectar mentions that he died after the Prophet ﷺ returned from Tabuk, and that the Prophet prayed for his forgiveness and prayed over him after Umar tried to prevent him from doing so.
It comes within the events of Year 9 after the Hijrah (9 AH), in the context of what followed The Expedition of Tabuk and the events that resulted within Madinah.
And in Ramadan of this year: the head of the hypocrites, Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul, died.
The point is that the most well-known figure for hypocrisy in Madinah died in this month. His death had an effect on the Madinan community, and it was linked to other events mentioned in the Sirah, such as the Prophet ﷺ asking for forgiveness for him and praying over him.
Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul was known as the leader of the hypocrites in Madinah, and his influence had already appeared in several situations, including what Al-Raheeq Al-Makhtum mentions in the context of The Battle of Uhud and The Expedition of Tabuk.
The life of Abdullah ibn Ubayy ibn Salul ended, and his impact remained in historical memory as the leader of the hypocrites.
Documents the end of a prominent figure in urban hypocrisy
Shows the effect of the Prophet’s handling of social events
Linked to the stage of stability of the Islamic state in Madinah after Tabuk
Reveals the presence of hypocrisy within civil society and its impact
Teaches verification in situations and not going beyond confirmed information
Highlights the formation of the Islamic society in confronting internal phenomena
It comes in the post-Tabuk context, when the strength of the Islamic state became clear
the deceased, and he was the leader of the hypocrites
asked Allah to forgive him and prayed for him, as referenced
tried to prevent the Prophet ﷺ from praying for him, as referenced
A reminder that lifespans are in Allah’s hands and that inward realities are not hidden from Him
Warning against hypocrisy and inner فساد
The presence of influential negative figures within society does not prevent dealing with them according to the rules of the Sharia
The end of the influence of one of the leaders of the internal opposition in Madinah
Teaching the Companions to keep proper respect for information and not to go beyond what has been established
Highlighting the role of the Prophet’s leadership in managing sensitive situations
Building a society that confronts internal deviation with guidance and Sharia.
The presence of figures or currents within society that show one thing and hide another.
Staying firm on the truth while keeping rulings bound to established texts.
Managing internal crises wisely and not reacting outside the limits of Sharia.
Awareness of the danger of social and political hypocrisy.
Caution against shifting colors and seeking honesty in both outward appearance and inward reality.
It is not valid to apply rulings specific to the event to contemporary cases without evidence.
The prophetic context is revelation and legislation, while the modern context is ijtihad within general guidelines.
No statement or action in the Sirah may be attributed unless the text is authenticated.
