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Acceptance of Islam by Hazrat Umar


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Acceptance of Islam by Hazrat Umar
Hazrat Umar  was 2nd Caliph of Islam. He was father in law of prophet Hazrat Mohammad. Hazrat Hafsa was his daughter. She was wife of prophet and umm ul Momneen. 
Hazrat Umar was very brave and rare and he was the ambassador of Quraish and he was entrusted with the embassies of other countries.
One day, Hazrat Umar got very angry and said that it is better to kill Muhammad once than to attack him day after day.

He had kept all the weapons on his body. On the way, someone told him to first find out about his home. Your brother-in-law and sister have become Muslims.
After hearing this, he went to his sister's house and beat them both, then his sister Fatima said, 
Reciting the Holi Quran



" Umar, you should listen to the book first".

After listening that, we believed it. 
If you don't like it, kill us, Umar said, let's hear it.
At that time, there was a companion from his family who fell silent after seeing Hazrat Umar and picked up the Quran.
So he recited the first Ruku of Sarat Taha.
Hazrat Umar was listening to the Qur'an and was crying, and he was the one who came out of the house as a murderer, and at that time Hazrat Muhammad  believed him. He went to Hazrat Mohammad and embraced Islam.
At that time, Muslims used to pray silently from their homes, but now started reading in the Kahaba and now quraysh started burning when they saw this.
And now they started giving severe pain to the Muslims and started treating the Prophet with arrogance.

Islam got power because of Hazrat Umar.

Hazrat Umar himself said that when I became a Muslim, I asked the  Messenger of Allah, are we not in the right?
He said, "Why not? I said, then why worship in silence? By Allah, we will definitely go out.

So we will take you to the two rows below. In One row was Hamza and in one row was me.
Until we entered the Haram Mosque, Hazrat Umar further said that when the Quraysh saw me and Hamza at that time, they became even more furious.
On the same day, the Prophet named me "
"Farooq"
Hazrat Ibn Masud says that we could not pray inside the Kahab until Hazrat Umar accepted Islam.
Hazrat Sohaib bin Sinnan said that,

"when Hazrat Umar became a Muslim, Islam came from the veil.
An open invitation to Islam was given and we sat near the Khaba and circumambulated the House of Allah.
We took revenge on those who were harsh on us and responded to their cruelties".

(History ummar bin khtab page 13)

Hazrat Ibn Masud said that, 

"Since Umar bin Khattab became a Muslim, we have become powerful and respected".

(Sahi bukhari page 545)

 

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