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'''ʿUdhayb al-Hijanat''' (Arabic: عُذَیبُ الهِجانات) is a travel station on the way between Mecca and [[Kufa]]. In 'Udhayb al-Hijanat, Imam al-Hussain met four people from Kufa, guided by [[Tir|Tirimmah b. Adi]]. They delivered the news of [[Qays b. Mushir al-Saydawi]]'s [[martyrdom]] and a report about the circumstances of Kufa to the Imam. It was in this same station where Tirimmah heard the news of the martyrdom of Imam al-Hussain and his companions. | '''ʿUdhayb al-Hijanat''' (Arabic: عُذَیبُ الهِجانات) is a travel station on the way between Mecca and [[Kufa]]. In 'Udhayb al-Hijanat, Imam al-Hussain met four people from Kufa, guided by [[Tir|Tirimmah b. Adi]]. They delivered the news of [[Qays b. Mushir al-Saydawi]]'s [[martyrdom]] and a report about the circumstances of Kufa to the Imam. It was in this same station where Tirimmah heard the news of the martyrdom of Imam al-Hussain and his companions. | ||
== Location and Naming == | ==Location and Naming== | ||
[[File:Udhayb al-Hijanat-page-0.jpg|thumb|right|Imam Hussain's root from Mecca to Karbala. (This station was Shown in the picture)]] | [[File:Udhayb al-Hijanat-page-0.jpg|thumb|right|Imam Hussain's root from Mecca to Karbala. (This station was Shown in the picture)]] | ||
Al-’Udhayb is a valley inhabited by Banu Tamim where a Persian garrison is [then and there] stationed. The distance between it and [[al-Qadisiyya]] is six miles. It was named so because the horses of al-Nu’man, king of Hira, used to graze there. | Al-’Udhayb is a valley inhabited by Banu Tamim where a Persian garrison is [then and there] stationed. The distance between it and [[Qadisiyya|al-Qadisiyya]] is six miles. It was named so because the horses of al-Nu’man, king of Hira, used to graze there. | ||
== Events == | ==Events== | ||
At ‘Udhayb al-Hajanat, Al-Hussain met four men who were leaving Kufa on camel-back, taking with them “al-Kamil,” a horse belonging to a man called Nafi’ B. Hilal. They were: Amr B. Khalid al-Saydawi, his slave Sa’d, Majma’ B. Abdullah al-Mathhaji, and Nafi’ B. Hilal. Their guide, al-Tirimmah B. Adiy al-Ta’i, was chanting the following verses: | At ‘Udhayb al-Hajanat, Al-Hussain met four men who were leaving Kufa on camel-back, taking with them “al-Kamil,” a horse belonging to a man called Nafi’ B. Hilal. They were: Amr B. Khalid al-Saydawi, his slave Sa’d, Majma’ B. Abdullah al-Mathhaji, and Nafi’ B. Hilal. Their guide, al-Tirimmah B. Adiy al-Ta’i, was chanting the following verses: | ||
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Al-Tirimmah delivered the provisions to his people then quickly returned. Having reached ‘Udhayb al-Hajanat, he came to know that al-Hussain, peace be upon him, had been killed, so he went back .<ref>al-Bukhari, Tarikh, Vol. 6, p. 230.</ref> | Al-Tirimmah delivered the provisions to his people then quickly returned. Having reached ‘Udhayb al-Hajanat, he came to know that al-Hussain, peace be upon him, had been killed, so he went back .<ref>al-Bukhari, Tarikh, Vol. 6, p. 230.</ref> | ||
== Source == | ==Source== | ||
* [http://alhassanain.org/Maqtal%20al-Hussain%20Martyrdom%20Epic%20of%20Imam%20al-Hussain%20('a)/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a)_html/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a).htm Abd al Razzaq al-Muqarram, Maqtal al-Hussain: Martyrdom Epic of Imam al-Hussain] | *[http://alhassanain.org/Maqtal%20al-Hussain%20Martyrdom%20Epic%20of%20Imam%20al-Hussain%20('a)/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a)_html/Maqtal_al-_Hussain_Martyrdom_Epic_of_Imam_al-Hussain_('a).htm Abd al Razzaq al-Muqarram, Maqtal al-Hussain: Martyrdom Epic of Imam al-Hussain] | ||
== Reference == | ==Reference== | ||
[[Category:Places]] | [[Category:Places]] | ||
[[Category:Imam’s Route from Mecca to Kufa]] | [[Category:Imam’s Route from Mecca to Kufa]] | ||
[[Category:Battle of Karbala]] | [[Category:Battle of Karbala]] | ||
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