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Days old and desperately thin, Baby Malak didn’t even have a name when she was taken to the Emirati Hospital in Gaza’s southernmost city of Rafah. Her family was presumed dead, so medics called her “Unknown.”
Today, the chubby 6-month-old is the star of the wards where her de-facto guardian, Amal Abu Khatleh, 32, works as a pediatrician. As Abu Khatleh carries Malak — which means angel in Arabic — around the facility, other members of the staff lean in for a kiss and a cuddle.
“We had a lot of catastrophic stories because of the war that affected us, but the one that affected me most is Malak’s,” Abu Khatleh told an NBC News crew in Rafah late last month. Other children had their parents with them, she added, but Malak “did not and her name was ‘Unknown.’”
Malak was found in a tree near her family’s ruined home in central Gaza, apparently flung into the branches by a strike, which killed the rest of her relatives in November.
Shortly after she was taken to Al-Shifa Hospital in northern Gaza for treatment, Dr. Nasser Bolbol, head of the neonatal unit, told NBC News that based on her umbilical cord, he believed Malak was just 2 days old.
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Auden’s Col Trek is a high-altitude trek In Uttarakhand
Auden’s Col Trek is one of the famous treks in Indian Himalayas. This trek was discovered by Mr.John Bicknell Auden in 1935, that’s why this trek is known as Auden’s Col trek.
It connects Rudugaira valley and Bhilangana valley. Auden’s col trek is situated 5490 Meters above sea level. Auden’s Col is a mountain pass that connects the ridge of Gangotri and Jogin. The last point of this trek is Kedarnath.
Auden”s Col trek come under Gangotri National park. No doubt, the Himalayas have enchanting beauty, bracing climate, and desirable soothing green meadow. So, what else can be better than spending some days here in the serenity!
Why Auden’s col Trek ?
Auden’s Col, at 5490 m, is a high altitude mountain pass that connects the Rudugaira and Bhilangna valleys. The pass is named after John Bicknell Auden of the Geological Survey of India, who discovered it in 1935 and crossed it in 1939. It connects the ridge from Gangotri III peak on the north-west to the ridge from Jogin I on the east, as well as a glacier from Jogin I on the north side of Rudugaira valley and the dangerous Khatling glacier on the south side of Bhilangna valley.
Auden’s col trek is considered to be one of the difficult treks in the Himalayan region. As the trail ascends with time, the challenges become more and more. We highly recommend for trekkers planning on Auden’s col expedition to only travel with local experts and strongly familiarize themselves with the expected difficulties and challenges.
With explosively difficult challenges comes a victory of abundant rewards; on a clear day, the majestic sight of the Gharwal Himalayas from the trek is one that trekkers will remember for the rest of their lives. The awe-inspiring sights of Gangotri and Bhagirati peaks differentiate this trek from others. Trekkers aiming for many higher peaks of 6000m and above will be able to take all of their experiences from this trek and use them to guide them through their other difficult ascent treks. Also, if desired, one can trek from Gangotri to Kedarnath, two of the holiest Hindu temples, by crossing Auden’s Col and then Mayali Pass.
Best Time to Do Auden’s Col Trek ?
Audens Col trek is a very beautiful and an uphill Difficult trek in the Uttarakhand Himalayas, The Auden”s col Trek is great for those people who have a great passion for Expedition mountaineering or Difficult trek and consider it a special purpose in their life. Auden”s col is such a trek where you get to see more than one Himalayan mountain range.
We are the local people in uttarakhand District of Uttarkashi who are doing Auden”s col for years, we have every experience related to this trek.
The right time to do Auden”s col is from May 2nd week to the last of June and then from the last of August to the 2nd week of October. every year
specially in the months of may, and June, snow is found in abundance here, which makes your trek very memorable and also a difficult after Gaumukh Glacier. So this trek should not be considered too easy
Explore the Auden’s Col Trek
You will get a chance to see the holy pilgrimage sites and shrines with some mind-boggling views at the backdrop. There are dangerous parts of this trek, like narrow cliffs, moraines, and crevassed glaciers. Only professionals can go for this expedition because of the difficulty level.
It is a challenging trek and requires being fit and has experienced a difficult trek.
Due to the difficulty of this trek you need experienced trekking community and guide, who has vast experience of this trek.
And you must need a technical guide, technical equipment, good quality sleeping bags, and tents.
The trek starts from Dehradun the route through thick alpine forests, snow-capped mountains, and lush green meadows covered with various species of flowers, dense Deodar tree forests, flora and fauna Rhododendron, pine forests and through beautiful villages.
This is one of the most scenic walks in the Himalaya.
The campsite offers closer views of Gangotri or Bhagirathi peaks.
There are steep climbing, rock falls zone and river crossing on the way of Auden’s Col trek.
So enjoy this challenging trek with local, and experienced trekking community like Himalayan Hikers who have vast experienced 28 to 30 years.
Some of the trek highlights of Auden’s Col Trek
Auden’s col trek is considered extremely dangerous due to its unpredictability. This trek is only for experienced trekkers who have trekked over difficult terrain such as glaciers and arduous peaks. This trek is a difficult journey through morrains, ice crevasses, landslide prone areas, and sliding grounds.
The trek begins with an easy and manageable terrain from Gangotri Valley to Rudugaira Valley, passing through some landslide zones and thick snow patches. The narrow slopes just before and after the last trail to Auden’s col are a risky walk that should only be attempted with extreme caution and equipment skills. As trekkers descend from the summit, they will have the opportunity to visit the holy site of Kedarnath just before their final stop at Gaurikund.
The bad weather, heavy snowfall, and low visibility along with the challenging terrain are just a few of the issues we concern hikers about. The route acclimatization and the stop days will be added as needed to base on the weather and the condition of the trekkers.
The altitude covered in Auden’s col trek
Dehradun to Gangotri -10100ft.
Nala Camp-12335ft.
Rudugaira Camp-14800ft
Auden’s Col base camp-16000ft.
Khatling glacier camp-16800ft.
Zero points-12700ft.
Chowki-11750ft.
Masar Tal-14960ft.
Vasuki Tal-14435ft.
Mayali Pass-16900ft.
Kedarnath-11800ft.
Best Time to Visit Auden’s col Trek
Both the ascent and the descent of Auden’s col are challenging. The best time to hike these paths is from June to September and again in the first week of October. The snow sheets and patches observed in this area may vary depending on the length of the previous winters. The temperature typically ranges from -2 to -5 degrees Celsius. Because the weather over the top is frequently unpredictable, trekkers may or may not be able to camp near the top.
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2)Is it safe
3)Difficulty level
4)Weather conditions
5)Things to carry
6)Connectivity and transaction
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Duration: 14 Days from Dehradun to Dehradun)
Best Season: June and September or October 1st week
Level:Difficult
Highest Point: 5,490 meters
Trekking Distance (total) – 115 km
Weather: It is unpredictable and can change anytime so do keep an extra day in the itinerary
Temperature:(-2°C to -5°C)
Key Points About Auden’s Col Trek
Level: Difficult (so first-timers trekkers should avoid)
Proper conditioning & training of body required
Need proper gear & clothing for sub-zero temperatures?
Shoes are the single most important equipment
High Altitude requires proper acclimatization
Post monsoon or pre-monsoon is the best time. During rains, the region is prone to landslides
Phones don’t work on the trek
The beautiful landscape so carry good photo gear (I couldn’t carry my best equipment)
light (my backpack was heavy at about 10 kg to 12 Kg )
Keep an extra day in your itinerary for crossing the pass to account for bad weather
If you choose Good and local trekking company Himalayan Hikers than it is better for you because Himalayan Hikers is a local company our mission is safe treks, growth of locals.
Short Itinerary of Auden’s Col Trek
Day 1 – Drive from Dehradun to Gangotri (10100 feet) (245 km) (10/11 Hours) overnight stay hotel
Day 2- Acclimatization Day at Gangotri
Day-3 Gangotri to Nala Camp (12335 feet) (7 km)
Day 4- Nala Camp to Rudugaira Camp (14800 feet) (4 km)
Day-5 Acclimatization Day at Rudugaira Camp
Day 6- Rudugaira Camp to Auden’s Col base camp (16000 feet) via Gangotri base camp (7 km)
Day 7– Auden’s Col base camp to Auden’s Col (18000 feet) and Khatling glacier camp (16800 feet) (5 km)
Day 8- Khatling glacier camp to Zero points (12700 feet) (10 km)
Day 9- Rest Day + Acclimatization
Day 10- Zero point to Chowki (11750 feet) (7 km)
Day 11- Chowki to Masar Tal (14960 feet) (8 km)
Day 12- Masar Tal to Vasuki Tal (14435 feet) via Mayali Pass (16900 feet) (12 km)
Day 13- Vasuki Tal to Kedarnath (11800 feet) (7 km)
Day 14- Kedarnath to Gaurikund ((14 km) Same day to Rishikesh or Dehradun by taxi
Is it safe Trek
Set amidst the high altitude ranges, concerns regarding Auden’s col trek safety are indeed very valid questions. We have all the possible probabilities calculated if anything goes off the schedule. At every stop point of the journey, trekkers will be going through a proper guided session informing them about the upcoming terrains. All our professional strive their best to provide trekkers with the best experience possible.
Difficulty level
Because the top is relatively high in elevation, we recommend a reasonable level of physical fitness. We strongly advise trekkers to be physically and mentally prepared for an endurance process as the arduous journey throws obstacles at every step and inch. Throughout the course, all groups will be guided by our experts for trekking equipment and any impending terrain.
Weather conditions
Weather conditions depend on the time of the year trekkers are travelling. Months from May to October experience moderate temperatures during the day with substantially colder nights.
During the day the temperature of Auden’s col trek is around ( 3°C to 8 °C and during the night the temperature comes down to -5 °C to – 8°C which is not easy trek
Things to carry
1) Because nights at elevations tend to be considerably colder, we suggest having well-graded, warm and comfortable clothing along with good quality shoes.
2) Despite the fact that we handle medical crises, we urge individuals to keep their emergency kits at hand in any case of personal underlying illnesses.
3) Since the journey provides you with a picturesque view of many peaks, don’t forget to bring your camera along with extra batteries.
4) All the trekking gears will be provided by our teams hence we recommend carrying only the important luggage with essentials
Connectivity and Transactions
1) Because connectivity along the route is unpredictable, we urge people to do all of their work ahead of time.
2) Trekkers will be provided with walkie- talkies beforehand in case of emergency
3)last ATM transactions available will be at Dehradun but we recommend travellers to collect cash beforehand or while in Dehradun as ATM available at other places might not dispense cash at times
Will there be electricity in Auden’s Col trek
Let me tell you that there is no electricity in the forest area of Auden’s col trek. Here we use Stobe Light and or Solar Light, candal light at the nights
If you come on this trek, then you should bring your own head light and your camera with full charge, if possible, it would be good to bring extra battery backup, and also bring the phone after full charge, today people most of the phone use the same
Note :- Day 1 Electricity available at Gangotri base Camp charge your all phone and camera here
Your Travel Plan for Auden’s Col Trek
You can book the train, air flight, and bus tickets for your journey only according to the information given by us.
The Auden’s Col trek will be of 12 days and 02 days of your journey total of 14 Days from Dehradun to Dehradun in Uttarakhand.
First of all, all the trekkers will have to book their flight and train bus according to our time table as our pick up is from 6 am to 7 am, you will have to reach Dehradun in the morning.
A taxi from Himalayan hikers will link you to the Dehradun railway station.
Himalayan Hikers organize transport to Gangotri base camp from Dehradun railway station. Our vehicles leave at 6:00 am to 7:00 am sharp from Dehradun. The taxi costs include your package for a Tempo Traveler.
At Dehradun railway station you will get our staff that will arrange transport for you. The contacts no Transport coordinator or our office team will give you a week ago to your departure.
Please you guys book your transport facility according to your own time table, after Himalayan Hikers take all the responsibility of Dehradun from Dehradun, that you will not face any problem.
What to pack for Auden’s Col trek
Warm clothes, sleeves, wind shelter, comfortable clothing, and extra warm clothes so that you can enjoy trekking. A raincoat is the necessary
Footwear: A well-fitted trekking footwear shoes are highly recommended. If you wear an uncomfortable pair of shoes, your feet will be hurt.
Self-Certificate of Emergency Breakout
What we do during an emergency breakout in the Auden’s col trek Trekking?
Trekking in the Himalayas is not a cup of tea but it is a rewarding experience. However, it’s important to keep things in mind when it comes to Safety. One must know about the weather conditions, the altitude gain, fitness and other factors that can wreck your experience. In such adverse conditions, you are solely responsible for your wellbeing and act maturely.
Also Read About – Safety Tips For Safe Trekking.
Preparations before the Trek
You’ve to understand that treks are away from cities and medical help is not always easily available. So, if you are heading for an adventurous trekking trip, stick to certain trekking guidelines and tips. Following these simple tips will help make the trek more fun and experiential for you as well as your fellow trekkers.
These tips and guidelines cater to useful and requisite information about your fitness training, packing and health precautions to be taken before and during the trek.
Firstly, when you start, target 5 km in 40 minutes
Then gradually increase your pace by running at least 4 times a week. Then try to bring it down to 5 km in less than 37 minutes
If you are a person who prefers cycling over running then your target must be 22 km means you should be able to cover 22 km in 60 minutes.
Walking is a great exercise that gives great shape to your legs and your body. It helps in burning calories and cut down excess weight and strengthens the heart.
Jogging is effective in increasing the human lifespan and makes your lungs stronger. It is an aerobic activity that requires a lot of oxygen. This is a great exercise for fighting obesity and staying healthy.
Squats are the best form of functional exercises to improve stability. They also strengthen your legs, thighs, hips, and hamstring.
Another great cardiovascular exercise is pushing your body upstairs after stairs. This is regarded as the best exercise for increasing strength and power
What we do during an emergency breakout in the Auden’s Col trek
First of all, the safety of trekkers is much more for us, if you see in the trek, then there are all the risks, which I do not think about.
Himalayan Hikers worry more about you that no one should ever have any problem in the trek.
What should we and you keep more safety in the trek
Whenever you are going for any high altitude trek, it is very important that you go completely fit and ready.
The trek is not difficult, if you make your feet and your mind calm and strong, you will find the trek very easy.
While trekking, keep in mind that you are walking on the right route or not always with your guide.
Most people look somewhere and where they are walking, this can cause twitching in your legs, which can ruin your entire trek.
It is important to ask your doctor if you have any medical problems
I should always keep my medical kit with me, it is very important.
Himalayan Hikers always keep a medical kit with you, such as oxygen cylinders, Diamox ablate , medicine to be given in emergency on the trek and Technical equipments
If any trekkers have any more problems, then they are brought back to the base camp by laying them in the stretcher.
Our camp in Audens col trek around the 9,000 feet to 17,000 feet where you can not have any big problem of oxygen
In case of any medical problem, the help of your guide or a well-informed trekkers should be taken
If there is major health problems in Auden’s Col trek , then Nearest Hospital is in Uttarkashi which is about 149 Kms away from Auden’s Col Expedition trek
Along with the trek we keep getting acclimatization
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Auden’s Col is a pass connecting Rudugaira valley and Bhilangna valley, named after John Bicknell Auden, a British Geographical Survey officer, who first discovered it in 1935 and crossed it in 1939. The pass is located at 5490m altitude and connects the ridge coming from Gangotri III (6580m) peak on the north-west and the ridge coming from Jogin I (6465m) on the east, and also binds a glacier coming from Jogin I on the north side of Rudugaira valley, and deadly Khatling glacier on the south side of Bhilangna valley. Rudra ganga stream or Rudragairu (gairu means deep) or Rudugaira gad drains Rudugaira glacier and eventually flows into Bhagirathi (Ganga) river near Gangotri, and Bhilangna river originates from Khatling glacier and meets Bhagirathi near Old Tehri. Clearly, an unfrequent & the most exhilarating trek route in India. Duration: 12 Days | 13 Nights Route: Gangotri to Kedarnath Batch Date: 11th June, 2021 DM us for more details. #hippieinhills #trekwithhippieinhills #challenge #accepted #himalayas #limitless #india #garhwal #glacier #uttarakhand #expedition #pass #highaltitude #threepasses #khatling #jalandhari #audenscol #audenscolwithhippieinhills #audenscol2021 #explore #experience #evolve #neverstopexploring #wander #alpine #icefield #landscape #mayalipass #outdoors #patanginidhar (at Auden's Col) https://www.instagram.com/p/CNsEwV6HCIi/?igshid=d9mct90usuy7
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Snow Maze !! . more details: https://ghumakkadd.com/khatling-glacier-trek/ The Khatling glacier which is an extraordinary sight is the primary source of the revered river Bhilangana. According to legend, Bhilangana originated from a divine spirit which was rejected by Lord Shiva. Legend says that this holy spirit made attempts to tempt the great Lord Shiva. After rejection, it turned into a liquid form and thus the river Bhilangana flew from it. On the west, the glacier has . On the east, it has Masartal and glacier is covered by snow clad peaks from all four corners. The mountains belong to the Jogin group (6466 m), Sphetic Pristwar (6905 m), Kirti Stambh (6902 m), Barte Kauter (6579 m) and Meru. ___________________________________________ If you are a globe trotter and would like your pics featured, please tag us with #Ghumakkadd . If you fancy yourself as a writer or blogger, reach out to us via dm, email or Facebook. ___________________________________________ #picoftheday #incredibleindia #traveldiaries #trek #travel #trekkingdiaries #trekkers #travel #wanderlust #trekindia #peace #trekking #himalayas #trekking #mountain #love #smile #traveling #india #hiking #trekremedy #trekkingday #trekhimalaya #khatlingtrek #khatling #khatlingglacier Pic credit : inbox for credit
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Khatling Glacier is one of the major sources of the Bhilangana River located in district Tehri Garhwal of Uttarakhand. This state is well known for its fascinating Mountains, Hills, and Glaciers. The whole Khatling glacier is surrounded by the Himalayan peaks which are known as Jogin group (Altitude 6466m), Sphetic Pristwar (6905 m), Barte Kauter (6579 m), and Meru (6660 m).
Khatling glacier trek starts from Ghuttu a place around 62km from Tehri Garhwal. And the other crucial spots to the Khatling glacier are Reeh, Gangi, Kalyani & Bhomakgufa through which you will pass while your journey. Tourist Rest House is available at Reeh and Gangi and at last Gangi is the last place where basic essentials are available. This whole trek to Khatling Glacier is around 45km from Ghuttu itsel
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Hello ! Your blog is very interesting and you seem very knowledgeable. A while ago, you reblogged a post about Adbullah Ibn Sad Ibn Abi Sarh, one of Muhammad's scribes, who was the first apostate because he knew it was a false prophet. However, while searching for further informations, I've seen articles saying Abdullah went back to Islam before the conquest of Mecca, or that there were two people with the same name, and one (the scribe) really went back to Islam but another man with the same name stayed an apostate and that was were the misunderstanding came from. Nonetheless, a lot of sources were not that objective ('the prophet (PBUH)' or justifying killing some apostates) due to being islamic. Do you have any reliable sources about what is the truth ? (Sorry if I made any mistake, english isn't my first language.) Have a good day !
[ For those of you playing along at home, this Ask is in reference to this post. ]
Yep, it's an interesting story, and particularly how it's just in there in the Islamic history and tradition, without any self-consciousness. Just like the story behind the "revelation" of the hijab ayahs.
Note: “Makkah” refers to Makkah al-Mukarramah, aka Mecca.
https://quranx.com/Hadith/AbuDawud/USC-MSA/Book-14/Hadith-2677/
Narrated Sa'd:
On the day when Mecca was conquered, the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) gave protection to the People except four men and two women and he named them. Ibn AbuSarh was one of them. He then narrated the tradition. He said: Ibn AbuSarh hid himself with Uthman ibn Affan. When the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) called the people to take the oath of allegiance, he brought him and made him stand before the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ). He said: Messenger of Allah, receive the oath of allegiance from him. He raised his head and looked at him thrice, denying him every time. After the third time he received his oath. He then turned to his Companions and said: Is not there any intelligent man among you who would stand to this (man) when he saw me desisting from receiving the oath of allegiance, and kill him? They replied: We do not know, Messenger of Allah, what lies in your heart; did you not give us an hint with your eye? He said: It is not proper for a Prophet to have a treacherous eye. Abu Dawud said: 'Abd Allah (b. Abi Sarh) was the foster brother of 'Uthman, and Walid b. 'Uqbah was his brother by mother, and 'Uthman inflicted on him hadd punishment when he drank wine.
https://quranx.com/Hadith/Nasai/DarusSalam/Volume-5/Book-37/Hadith-4072
It was narrated from Mus'ab bin Sa'd that his father said:
"On the day of the Conquest of Makkah, the Messenger of Allah [SAW] granted amnesty to the people, except four men and two women. He said: 'Kill them, even if you find them clinging to the covers of Ka'bah.' (They were) 'Ikrimah bin Abi Jahl, 'Abdullah bin Khatal, Miqyas bin Subabah and 'Abdullah bin Sa'd bin Abi As-Sarh. 'Abdullah bin Khatl was caught while he was clinging to the covers of Ka'bah. Sa'eed bin Huraith and 'Ammar bin Yasir both rushed toward him, but Sa'eed, who was the younger of the two, got there before 'Ammar, and he killed him. Miqyas bin Subabah was caught by the people in the marketplace, and they killed him. 'Ikrimah traveled by sea, and he was caught in a storm. The crew of the ship said: 'Turn sincerely toward Allah, for your (false) gods cannot help you at all in this situation.' 'Ikrimah said: 'By Allah, if nothing came to save me at sea except sincerity toward Allah then nothing else will save me on land. O Allah, I promise You that if You save me from this predicament I will go to Muhammad [SAW] and put my hand in his, and I am sure that I will find him generous and forgiving.' So he came, and accepted Islam. 'Abdullah (bin Sa'd) bin Abi Sarh hid in the house of 'Uthman bin 'Affan, and when the Messenger of Allah [SAW] called the people to give their Oath of Allegiance, he brought him, and made him stand before the Prophet [SAW]. He ('Uthman) said: 'O Messenger of Allah! Accept the allegiance of 'Abdullah.' He raised his head and looked at him three times, refusing his allegiance each time, then he accepted his allegiance after three times. Then he turned to his Companions and said: 'Was there not any sensible man among you who would get up when he saw me refusing to give him my hand and kill him?' They said: 'We did not know, O Messenger of Allah, what was in your heart. Why did you not gesture to us with your eyes?' He said: 'It is not befitting for a Prophet that his eyes be deceitful.'"
https://quranx.com/Hadith/Nasai/DarusSalam/Volume-5/Book-37/Hadith-4074
It was narrated that Ibn 'Abbas said concerning Surat An-Nahl - :
"Whoever disbelieved in Allah after his belief, except him who is forced thereto and whose heart is at rest with Faith; but such as open their breasts to disbelief, on them is wrath from Allah, and theirs will be a great torment." "This was abrogated, and an exception was made, as Allah said: "Then, verily, your Lord for those who emigrated after they had been put to trials and thereafter strove hard and fought (for the Cause of Allah) and were patient, verily, your Lord afterward is, Oft-Forgiving, Most Merciful." This was 'Abdullah bin Sa'd bin Abi As-Sarh who was the governor of Egypt and used to write to the Messenger of Allah [SAW]. The Shaitan misled him and he went and joined the unbelievers. So he (the Prophet [SAW]) commanded that he be killed on the day of the Conquest of Makkah. Then, 'Uthman bin 'Afan sought protection for him, and the Messenger of Allah [SAW] granted him protection."
https://ia903008.us.archive.org/28/items/HistoryAlTabari40Vol/History_Al-Tabari_10_Vol.pdf
Footnote 979:
By the way, "Ibn" (or "Bin") means "son of." For two people to have the exact same name "Abd Allah Ibn Sa`d Ibn Abi Sarh" they must not only have the same name, but also parents and grandparents with the same name. And you'll notice that the ahadith quoted above give his full name. So, this seems like yet another really huge, convenient coincidence, or else a really stupid attempt at an apologetic.
If Sarh had returned to Islam prior to the fall of Mecca, then there would be no point to the part where Muhammad wanted one of his followers to jump up and execute Sarh.
https://quranx.com/Hadith/Maram/English/Book-9/Hadith-1200
'A’ishah (RAA) narrated that Allah’s Messenger (ﷺ) said:
“The blood of a Muslim is not to be shed except for three reasons: a married man who committed adultery, a man who kills another Muslim intentionally for which he must be killed (in Qisas or retaliation), and a man who abandons Islam and fights against Allah and His Messenger, in which case he should be either killed, crucified, or exiled.” Related by Abu Dawud and An-Nasa’i. Al-Hakim graded it as Sahih.
Had Sarh already returned and been welcomed back to Islam, then it would have been unlawful to kill him and wouldn't have needed to be pardoned on the day Muhammad conquered Mecca.
Not to mention it being extraordinarily weird for Muhammad to have either Sarh brought before him, if "real" Sarh had already rejoined them, and "false" Sarh was not recognized by Muhammad, despite having been by his side as his scribe.
Somebody's making up stupid, self-refuting shit.
There's a larger problem here, though. The quoted hadith collections are regarded as canonical. If they're contradictory and inconsistent, or even if the absurd "same name" thing is held to be true despite it being said nowhere, then this is admitting that they can't really be trusted at all. It's all just up to the interpreter.
Which reinforces exactly what Sarh noticed in the first place: that Islam is as man-made as every other religion.
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Best lakes in Uttarakhand
Naini lake-
Naini Lake, noted for its vessel riding rules the city of the Nainital. It is a freshwater lake, which seems as though a strange diamond situated in the midst of the Oak trees in the lower regions of Himalaya.
Molded like a pear, estimating 1.432 km, its shoreline is dissipated with shopping center street, trees, visitor houses, and sanctuaries. Circled by seven slopes, Nainital Lake is a most loved spot among the sentimental voyagers around the globe. The scene of rugged peaks, mountain pools, and sparkling lakes has been blending the creative mind of numerous artists and journalists, who have attempted to catch the excellence of the lake through their ballad and stories.
7 best places visit in Nainital
Spread more than two miles at a height of 2000 meters, this pear-formed lake was found by P Baron in the year 1839. One can even observe the notice of the Nainital Lake in the celebrated strict content, Skanda Puran as 'Tri-Rishi-Sarovar.' This name, Tri-Rishi-Sarovar, alludes to the three incredible sages of bygone eras who have contemplated here. The three sages were Atri, Pulastya, and Pulaha. An opening burrowed by these sages before long gets loaded up with water and known as Tri-Rishi-Sarovar or Nainital Lake. Some even say
Bhimtal-
Bhimtal is a lake city named after Bhima, the alluring legendary character of Mahabharata. Worshipped for its tasteful excellence, Bhimtal gladly sits at a height of 1,370 meters above the ocean level.
This lake city is picking up prominence with every day as it is situated in the region of Nainital and highlights a portion of the stately inns that are similarly less expensive than that of Nainital.
The Bhimtal lake is at a picturesque spot with a little island at its inside on which there is a wonderful huge aquarium which was beforehand a café. Bhimtal manages awe-inspiring perspectives and visual vistas of nature's magnificence. Bhimtal is all around associated with streets and is an ideal goal to visit at whatever month.
Sahastra Tal-
Sahastra Tal is situated on the western finish of the dazzling Khatling Glacier. It is a bunch of seven lakes close to the ice sheet, around 30 kilometers from Mala. The name recommends that there are or were a lot increasingly icy lakes like these dispersed right now district. Seven lakes have been recognized, specifically Dudhital, Darshantal, Lumbtal, Lingual, Kokalital, Narsingtal, and Parietal.
Naukuchiatal-
, a little beautiful lake town is a goal for the individuals who look for quietude and peacefulness underneath the shade of unadulterated nature.
As the name of the spot proposes, this spot is essentially known for its nine cornered lake which matches 1 km long and 40 m profound.
Lying at some good ways from clamoring slope station of Nainital, this spot is likewise joined to a legend. It is said that one look at all nine corners of the lake with the two feet on the earth can cause the watcher to vanish into the smoke to accomplish nirvana.
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Dev Prayag, Uttarakhand, India Nitesh Salkade wrote : Dev Prayag ~ Birthplace of Mighty Ganges 🙂 DevPrayag means "Godly Confluence" in Sanskrit. As per Hindu scriptures, Devaprayaga is the sacred event of merging two heavenly rivers, Alakananda and Bhagirathi, to form the holy Ganga. In Picture, on the left side you can see the turbulent Bhagirathi originating from Gaumukh and Khatling glaciers meeting the calm waters of Alaknanda originating from Satopanth glacier. Fun Fact : Devprayag is the place where river Alaknanda & Bhagirathi confluence, but according to mythology, there is another river that belongs to this confluence named Saraswati which originates from Mana Village in Badrinath and in Devprayag, the river comes from the feet of Shri Raghunath Ji in Raghunath Temple. (via Instagram: Nitesh Salkade)
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Beautiful places ro visit in india
50 Most Beautiful Places In India
So here is a list of some of the most beautiful places in India that you must keep handy when planning a vacation in the country.
Yumthang Valley, Sikkim – The Bowl Of Flowers
Stok Kangri, Ladakh – The Paradise For Trekkers
Nubra Valley, Ladakh – The Undiscovered Realm Of Nature
Nohkalikai Falls, Cherrapunji – Cascading Water That Changes Colour
Nanda Devi, Uttarakhand – The Towering Marvel Of Nature
Drang Drung Glacier, Near Kargil – A Heaven For Travelers
Andaman And Nicobar Islands – The Undisturbed Honeymooners’ Getaway
Khajjiar, Himachal Pradesh – India’s Version Of Switzerland
Chandertal Lake, Himachal Pradesh – The Crescent Shaped Fantasy For Trekkers
Dal Lake – The Epitome Of Perfection And Serenity
Valley Of Flowers, Uttaranchal – The Sea Of Flora And Refreshing Aromas
Pangong Tso, Leh Ladakh – The Mesmerising Vistas Of Blues And Browns
Khatling Glacier – The Snowy Delight For Trekkers & Photographers
Ghats, Varanasi – The Realm Of Spirituality And Divinity
Sand Dunes, Jaisalmer – The Colours Of Royalty
Lake Pichola, Udaipur – The Lake City Of India
Gurudongmar Lake, Sikkim – Beatific Waters Of North-East
Dudhsagar Falls, Goa – The Ivory Cascades
Agatti Island, Lakshadweep – The Beautiful Underwater Atolls
Munnar, Kerala – The Hill Town Of God’s Own Country
Manali – The Adventurous Retreat In Himalayas
Matheran Hill, Raigad – Plethora Of Green, Serene Beauty
Zanskar Valley, Ladakh – A Mystic Dale
Tawang, Arunachal Pradesh – The Calm Monasteries
Munsiyari, Uttrakhand – Miscellany Of Verdant Slopes
Chilka Lake, Odisha – The Unexplored, Hidden Gem Of The East
Agumbe, Karnataka – A Dashing Source Of Fresh Air & Vistas
Rann Of Kutch – Salt Desert Of The West
Loktak Lake, Manipur – A Source Of Power Generation
Caves, Meghalaya – Pothole Of The East
Palolem Beach, Goa – Nature And Nightlife
Nilgiri Hills, Tamil Nadu – A Wonder Of Western Ghats
Bhedaghat, Madhya Pradesh – Tranquility And Sacredness
Lonar Crater, Maharashtra – A Lake With Awe-Inspiring History
Gulmarg, Jammu And Kashmir – For A Heavenly Travel Experience
Gandikota Canyon, Andhra Pradesh – Enjoy Learning About The Vast History
Kudremukh Grassland, Karnataka – Nature And Heritage
Kaas Plateau, Maharashtra – A Flowery Experience
Sundarbans Mangrove, West Bengal – Lush Greenery And More Natural Wonders
Ziro Hill Station, Arunachal Pradesh – A Famous Census Town
Chembra Peak, Wayanad, Kerala – Adding This Is A Must
Dooars, West Bengal – A Hidden Gem
Jim Corbett National Park, Uttarakhand – The Beauty Of Hills
Ranthambore National Park, Rajasthan – The Huge Landscape
Pabe Ghat, Maharashtra – The Calming Surroundings
Mount Abu, Rajasthan – The Oasis Of Rajasthan
Venna Lake, Mahabaleshwar – Surreal And Dreamy
Kemmanagundi Hills, Karnataka – Of Mist And Chill
Dandeli Wildlife Sanctuary, Karnataka – The Vast Space Full Of Wildlife
Emerald Lake, Ooty – The Mark Of Excellence
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(106) SHAMAAI’L TIRMIDHI, ENGLISH, Hadith #2
(106) SHAMAAI’L TIRMIDHI, ENGLISH, Hadith #2
The Shamaa‐’il of Imaam Abu 'Eesa Timidhi has a collection of 397 ahaadith and is divided into 55 chapters on the character, physical description and virtues of our beloved Prophet (Nabi) Muhammad, Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam.
(106) Hadith 2
It is related from Hazrat Anas (Rdiyallahu ‘Anhu) that the Prophet of Allah (Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam), when entering Makkah as a conqueror, wore a helmet on his auspicious head. After he had removed it, a person came and said, "O' Messenger of Allah, Ibn Khatl (Rdiyallahu ‘Anhu) is clinging to the cover of the Ka'bah."
The Prophet of Allah (Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam) replied, "He is not of the ones who have been granted amnesty, kill him."
Ibn Shihaab Zuhri (Rdiyallahu ‘Anhu) says, "I have been informed that the Prophet of Allah (Sallallahu 'Alayhi Wasallam) was not in the state of Ihraam\
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Trekking Tour in India
The Himalayan foothills are ideal for trekking, hiking, and camping making India a popular destination in the world for trekking tours. Crores of tourists from many parts of the world love adventure tour in India so that they can see the natural landscape and geographical features of rivers, streams, and glaciers. Some popular adventure tours in India are:
Nanda Devi Trek: Nanda Devi is the second-highest mountain in India and one of the most preferred trekking destinations in India. This trans-Himalayan trek starts from Munsiyar and the route ascends to the banks of the Gori Ganga river which separates the Nanda Devi group from the beautiful peaks of the Panch Chili group. During the trek, trekkers get an opportunity to witness the Himalayan landscapes, beautiful rivers, quaint Himalayan settlements, and the panoramic beauty of the historic silk route of Indo-Tibet. Stony rocks, snow-clad peaks, dense forest, and steep climbing make this trekking challenging as well as thrilling. Millions of adventure-loving tourists from all over the world love this trek so that they can see the pristine nature at its best. The tracking season starts from April to June and September to October.
Har Ki Doon Trek: Har-Ki-Doon is located in the western Ganges of the Garhwal Himalayas at the base of Fatah mountain at an altitude of 3,556 meters above sea level. This cradle-shaped valley is surrounded by dense forests of pines and spectacular mountain peaks that make it a paradise for trekkers, bird-watchers, and nature lovers. The scenic vistas of diverse nature make it the most sought after place for trekkers who want to explore the beauty of ancient nature. The best time for trekking in Har Ki Doon Valley is June to October. The region remains either cold or wet during the rest of the year.
Khatling Glacier Trek: This is another most popular trekking route that calls upon scores of tourists from many parts of the globe. The Khatling Glacier is a lateral glacier at the source of the Bhilangana River. The Valley of Bhilangana is known worldwide for its panoramic view of snow-capped mountain peaks, dense forests, and beautiful lush green meadows, which attract tourists from many parts of the world for trekking.
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#Repost @incredibleindia ・・・ Trek through the snowy path of Auden's Col and Khatling Glacier, in Uttarakhand, this season! Members of Adventure Tour Operators Association of India (ATOAI) bring to you a thrilling opportunity to be back on the track. Roll up your sleeves as the Himalayan expedition begins with a new zeal. PC: @thebackcountryfilms @uttarakhand_tourismofficial #DekhoApnaDesh . . #unseenindiatour #thejourneymatters #travel #travelphotography #photography #nature #travelgram #tourunseen #photooftheday #instatravel #instagood #wanderlust #trip #travelblogger #adventure #traveling #vacation #picoftheday #travelling #explore #instagram #landscape #beautiful #naturephotography #uttarakhand — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/3iXIKbY
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!! Ravishing !! . more details: https://ghumakkadd.com/khatling-glacier-trek/ ___________________________________________ The Khatling glacier which is an extraordinary sight is the primary source of the revered river Bhilangana. According to legend, Bhilangana originated from a divine spirit which was rejected by Lord Shiva. Legend says that this holy spirit made attempts to tempt the great Lord Shiva. After rejection, it turned into a liquid form and thus the river Bhilangana flew from it. On the west, the glacier has . On the east, it has Masartal and glacier is covered by snow clad peaks from all four corners. The mountains belong to the Jogin group (6466 m), Sphetic Pristwar (6905 m), Kirti Stambh (6902 m), Barte Kauter (6579 m) and Meru. ___________________________________________ If you are a globe trotter and would like your pics featured, please tag us with #Ghumakkadd . If you fancy yourself as a writer or blogger, reach out to us via dm, email or Facebook. ___________________________________________ #picoftheday #incredibleindia #traveldiaries #trek #travel #trekkingdiaries #trekkers #travel #wanderlust #trekindia #peace #trekking #himalayas #trekking #mountain #love #smile #traveling #india #hiking #trekremedy #HarKidun #trekhimalaya #khatlingtrek #khatling #khatlingglacier Pic credit : (at Khatling Glacier)
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