Tablet 2:203

AL KHIDR

Tablet 2:203

204 In the year 629 A.D. to celebrate the victory over a Jewish occupied district called Khaibar,

205 Muhammad and his men had a feast.

206 Zainab herself served a specially prepared poisoned lamb to Muhammad and his men. Muhammad swallowed one bite of the poisoned meat before he realized, by its taste, that it was contaminated.

207 Muhammad did not die immediately.

208 However, he did get sick, and he felt the effects of this poison up until his death.

209 But it was 3 years later in 632 and two A.D.

210 However, one of his men, named Bishr, ate a large portion of the meat and died instantly.

211 As for Zainab, she was put to death immediately.

212 With Muhammad out of the way, Musaylimat could now proceed with his proclamation that he was the final prophet and the final apostle of all the world and that he could intercede on judgment and get anyone in paradise, and that his own holy book, called Al Quran Al Kariym was the final revelation to all humanity on the planet Earth. He added a cornerstone to the Kaaba called Ruknul Yamani in acknowledgment of his god Rahman, introduced Kaaba worship, placing a set of collected incidents and sayings, which became known as the sunna and the hadith of men above the words of Allah and added the name Muhammad, one who is worthy of praise as himself equal to Allah.

213 He became more of a threat to Abu Bakr Abdullah, son of Uthman.

214 So Abu Bakr decided to order Musaylimat killed.

215 After several blunders in different battles, Abu Bakr sent Khalid ibn Waalid as the new commander of the Muslim army.

216 The Muslims and the warriors of Musaylimat met at ‘Aqraba.

217 Eventually, Musaylimat was cut down by Wahshi, an Abyssinian slave of Jubayr B Mut’im.

218 He was the same slave who had killed Hamza the beloved uncle of Muhammad at the Battle of Uhud.

219 Wahshi was a hired assassin, hired by a bitter enemy of Islam, Hind, wife of Abu Sufyan, a staunch enemy of Muhammad.

220 Hind, like Zainab, had several relatives slaughtered at the hands of the real Muslims.

221 So in vengeance she offered Wahshi his freedom for the murder of Hamza.

222 And so Wahshi, who had since Hamza’s death converted to Islam,

223 Was trying to make amends for his wrongdoings, accepted the assassin’s role,

224 Once again in the murder of Musaylimat, using the very same spear.

225 As a result of the battle of ‘Aqraba many of the men who committed the original Qur’aan to memory, like Ali, called “guardians of the original Qur’aan,” were brutally slain.

226 This happened prior to the battle.

227 Musaylimat ordered his men to seek out and slay all those who were Qura-a, “persons noted for committing