The great Muslim ruler who will be forced to beg in disguise in the last days of his life

 

Well-known columnist Sikandar Khan Baloch writes in one of his columns that this is the year 715. It is the season of Hajj. There is a lot of activity in Mecca. I have come, which increases every moment. There are lines of poor people in front of Masjid-ul-Haram. Most of them are Bedouins who come here to beg on Hajj days. This time there is an addition of an old faqir in these faqras which no one paid special attention to because like ordinary faqirs his clothes are old and torn. He has dust on his face to the point that he cannot be recognized. The person is the oldest of all the poor. He is not making a painful voice for begging like other poor people, but the most important difference between him and other poor people is that he has shackles on his feet. The pilgrims pass. Let's look at this poor guy. man carefully. One or two diners are taken out and thrown in front. He then he asked: "Is he robbed?" Faqir replied: "If it had been stolen, there would have been no hands." "Have you ever teased a woman?" Haji asked. "If they had made fun of a woman, she would have stoned her," Faqir replied. Haji then asked, "What is your name?" The answer was: "Once upon a time my name. Now Allah's name." "So who are you and why do you have shackles on your feet?" "I am a prisoner of Amir al-mu'minin Shah Salman bin Abdul Malik." Both were chiefs of their respective tribes. After a brief conversation, a pilgrim lifted the poor man's chin and said, "Are you Amir Musa bin Nasir? Hearing this, Musa shed tears. He said that Amir al-mu'minin had imprisoned you but did not know that you had been imprisoned." become a beggar. Then one of them said: "Amir Musa, order, we will revolt against Shah Salman. The people of our tribe will hoard dinars. If necessary, we can eliminate Amir Salman."

But Moses forbade them all. Amir Salman's informants were present at the scene and immediately seized him and brought him to Amir. Musa ibn Nasir's family was mainly Christian. They were a type of nomadic tribe that lived on the east bank of the Euphrates River in Syria. When the Muslims conquered this area, Musa's father was taken, prisoner. A man named Aziz was so impressed with her new owner that he released her from her and befriended her. Moses was raised by Omar bin Abdulaziz, from there the family approached the Governor of Egypt, Abdulaziz bin Marwan who appointed him Governor of Africa, Moses proved to be the best governor. People were satisfied and happy with his performance and good behavior. So Moses took advantage of the situation and built the best fighting army of him, which conquered North Africa. This was the area of ​​the Berber tribes that despite being ignorant were very brave and warlike people, they were very cruel and extremely savage, the biggest problem of the people was the tribes that did not accept the government of anyone but Moses treated them so well that Gradually all these people became Muslims. So they were given jobs in the army. This gave these people discipline and they proved to be the best soldiers. Tariq bin Ziyad was also a Brahmin. Facing North Africa is the Strait of Gibraltar and on the other side in the region of Europe, Spain. The whole area was more fertile, richer, and more powerful than Africa, the whole area was Christian, it was a Christian as cruel as it was evil. The ruler of the state of Ceuta was a prince named Lane.

Wasi marched on Andalusia with an army of 12,000 and reached France with victories. It was quite possible that France would also be conquered. Naseer and Tariq bin Ziyad brought with them a great deal of loot, including a table of gold that they were said to have belonged to Hazrat Sulaiman. Many women also participated in the loot. As soon as they crossed the Strait of Gibraltar and left for Damascus, Caliph Walid bin Abdul Malik fell seriously ill. A messenger was sent to him telling him that the booty was not to be delivered to the Caliph. He and Waleed should have patience for a few days. Caliph Walid bin Abdul Malik, who was very ill, died a few days later. I'm with them too, but say this is my advice." Akash added to his knowledge. He had never even thought about it. He had a mischievous look in his eyes. The style was going to turn him on. He showed his eyes to Haider and told him: "Stingy man, never say yes with joy... God forbid, she used to tell my grandmother that people with short hair are very stingy." He wanted to name his son in his place, but his illness did not allow him. All leading Muslims were imprisoned in Damascus and special enmity was shown against Musa bin Nasir. He was severely tortured in prison. His son Abdulaziz was governor of Seville in Andalusia. They killed him and his head was placed on a platter and presented to Moses. He was taken to Mecca and begged for alms. After enduring persecution, this great general of Islam went to Malik Haqiqi in Damascus prison in 716 AD The same thing happened to Tariq bin Ziad Muhammad bin Qasim and others.