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Abu-l Aas ibn ar-Rabiah

Abu-l Aas belonged to 'Abd ash-Shams clan of the Quraysh. It was in the prime of her youth, beautiful and very impressive. He was the embodiment of Arab chivalry and has been equipped with all the characteristics of pride, manhood and generosity. He took great pride in the traditions of his ancestors. Abu-l Aas Quraysh inherited the love for the trade. The Quraysh courses have been known to be masters of both commercial shipments annually; the winter expedition to the south, Yemen and the summer expedition to the north. Syria. These two expeditions are mentioned in the Quran in the chapter named after the Quraysh.

The caravans of Abu-l ads always shuttling between Mecca and Syria. Each caravan consisted of two hundred men and a hundred camels. People entrust their property and their goods to trade for him in their name because of his skill as a trader, his honesty and loyalty. The maternal aunt of Abu-l Aas was Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, the wife of Muhammad ibn Abdullah. She treated him like a mother her son with love and affection. Muhammad loved him too. The years pass quickly into the house of Muhammad and Khadijah. Zainab, their eldest daughter, has grown rapidly and blooms like a beautiful flower. She was much sought in marriage by the son of respectable noble Meccan. And why not? She was one of the most distinguished women in the lineage Meccan and social status. She was blessed with the father and mother the most honorable. And she had the best manners and behavior. Which of these scions of the nobility of Mecca win her hand? Rabi'ah ibn Abu-l Aas was one who did. Abu-l Aas and Zaynab had been married only a few years, when the divine light of Islam shone on Mecca. Muhammad, Zaynab's father, was the prophet of God, sent to convey the religion of guidance and truth. He was ordered to send the first message of Islam to his family and his close relatives. The first women to believe in him and accept Islam were his wife Khadija and his daughters Zaynab Ruqayyah, Umm Kulthum and Fatimah.

Fatimah was very young at the time. Zaynab husband has not wanted to leave the religion of his ancestors and he refused to adopt the religion of his wife, who now followed when he was totally devoted to her and loved her tenderly with a pure and sincere love . Before long, the confrontation between the Prophet, peace be upon him, and Quraish developed and festered. The Quraysh felt it was intolerable for their son to stay married to daughters of Muhammad. They also felt that this would be an embarrassing and difficult for Muhammad if his daughters were to be returned to his family. Then they went to Abu-l Aas and said: "The divorce your wife, Abu-l Aas, and return to the house of his father. We get married in one of the most charming and noble women of Quraysh you want. "" No, by God, says Abu-l Aas firmly. "I will not divorce my wife and I do not want to place a woman in the world."

Muhammad two other girls, and Umm Kulthum Ruqayyah were repudiated by their husbands and returned to his home. The Prophet was actually very happy when they came to him and he hoped that Abu-l Aas Zaynab also return to him, except that this time he had no power to compel him to do so. The law prohibiting the marriage of a Mu.