Ibn Stories

When the kids won't sleep, it's time to tell a story about how they met.

A short biography on Ibn Battuta, an Arab traveller, that I had written for a school assignment.

The title say it all but hey Assassin's creed oneshots! Requests are open!

Arabia burns beneath the heat of war; Mohammad and Musaylimah have long since passed and Yusuf still has trouble deciding who tells the truth and who bares a lie? Not before the arrival of an unexpected visitor... (A story based off the Ridda Wars)

I have many sayings that I scribble down in a hurry and then spend too much time finding them. So, I have decided to put it all in one place (here) and share it, perhaps they will be beneficial to you, too. It's just a collection of sayings, reminders, etc.

Just another AC book I've been binge-reading AC stories so I thought GO FOR IT!

"The Sword of Allah: The Remarkable Journey of Khalid ibn al-Walid" is an epic tale of valor, redemption, and strategic brilliance. Follow the life of Khalid ibn al-Walid, a formidable warrior from the Arabian Peninsula, as he transitions from a fierce opponent of Islam to becoming one of its greatest champions. Witness Khalid's transformation as he embraces the teachings of Prophet Muhammad and dedicates himself to the cause of Allah. Experience his awe-inspiring military campaigns, where his tactical genius and unwavering courage lead to astonishing victories against overwhelming odds. Join Khalid as he navigates the challenges within the Muslim ranks, demonstrating his leadership skills and leaving an indelible mark on history. Discover the legacy of a man who rose from a former enemy to an icon of faith and military prowess, inspiring generations to come. "The Sword of Allah" will immerse you in a captivating narrative that highlights the power of conviction, the triumph of righteousness, and the enduring impact of one extraordinary individual.

In the 21st century, 20-year-old Zameera is just living her life as normally as possible. Currently in college studying to become a lawyer one day, she suddenly comes across an anomaly in her house. Before she could understand what it was, she is sucked back in time into 11th century Middle-East. Zameera, although disillusioned by her transport back in time, must keep her head down and survive through the coming situations and find out why she was brought into the past. ***Currently Editing*** ((Caution: Strong Language))

The author is Kitab al-Tafsir al-Ahlam by Ibn Sirin and the author of 1 other books. Ibn Sirin is Abu Bakr Muhammad bin Sirin al-Basri. Al-Tabi'i al-Kabir and al-Imam al-Qadir in exegesis, hadith, jurisprudence, and the expression of the vision, and presented in asceticism, piety, and faithfulness of parents, died 110 AH a hundred days after Al-Hasan Al-Basri, and he was eighty years old He heard about Abu Huraira, Ibn Abbas, and many companions, and he was a muhaddith jurist, an imam with abundant knowledge, a scholar of dream interpretation, a pious head with humor, who did not see the narration in the sense. Anas bin Malik wrote it in Faris. The owners of the Six Books and others narrated to him and he was aware of arithmetic, statutes, and judiciary, abundant, thinning his hair and dyed with henna, fasting one day and breaking his fast a day. Ibn Sirin was known for his piety and was a brilliant scholar of interpreting visions. His birth and his upbringing Muhammad bin Sirin was born in the succession of Othman bin Affan. His father (Sirin) was owned by Anas ibn Malik al-Sahabi, and his share after the battle of Ain al-Tamr, a town west of Kufa, was inaugurated by Khalid bin al-Walid in the succession of Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, so Anas freed him. Anas bin Sirin said: My brother Muhammad was born for two years and remained from the caliphate of Umar ibn al-Khattab, and his mother's name (Safia) was a slave to Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, so he freed her as well. His father and mother were known to be good and of good conduct. grew up "Muhammad bin Sirin" in a house surrounded by piety and piety, and contacted a large group of companions, such as: Abdullah bin Abbas, and Abdullah bin Omar. Muhammad bin Sirin accepted these noble Companions, drawing on their knowledge, jurisprudence, and their narration of the hadith of the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace. Hisham bin Hassan said: "Muhammad recognized thirty companions."

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