Hadith 26

He said, ‘And it is reported by the people of Ahadeeth – ‘Al-Nazar Bin Haris and Uqba Bin Abu Mueet, and Amro Bin Al-Aas deliberated to the intestines of a camel, and they lifted it between them and placed it upon the head of Rasool-Allah-azwj while he-saww was performing Sajdah in the courtyard of the Kabah. It flowed upon him-asws and he-saww was patient, and did not raise his-saww head, and wept in his-saww Sajdah, and supplicated against them. His-saww daughter-asws (Syeda) Fatima-asws came, and she-asws was crying, so he-saww raised his-saww from it. She-asws cast it off and stood by his-saww head, and she-asws was crying. He-saww raised his-saww head and said: ‘O Allah-azwj! Upon You-azwj is (to deal) with Quraysh’ – saying it thrice. Then he-saww said raising his-saww voice: ‘I-saww am oppressed, so help! ’ Saying it thrice. Then he-saww stood up and entered his-saww house, and that was after the expiry of his-saww uncle Abu Talib-asws, by two months. He (the narrator) said, ‘And the severity of the enmity of Amro Bin Al-Aas to Rasool-Allah-saww – the people of Makkah sent him to Al-Najashy in order to get the companions of Rasool-Allah-saww expelled from his country. He emigrated to Ethiopia and to kill Ja’far-asws Bin Ab Talib-asws who was with him (Al-Najashy), if possible. It happened from him regarding the matter of Ja’far-asws over there what is well known in the Seerah’’. [98]
And Ibn Abu Al Hadeed said, ‘Al Zamakshari has mentioned in the book ‘Rabie Al Abrar’ who said, ‘Al-Nabigha was the mother of Amro Bin Al-Aas, a slave girl of a man from Anzah. She was a captive and Abdullah Bin Juz’an Al-Taymi bought her at Makkah. She became a prostitute. Then he freed her, and Abu lahab-la son of Abdul Muttalib-asws, and Umarr Bin Khalaf Al-juhmy, and Hisham Bin Al-Mugheira Al-Makhzumi, and Abu Sufyan Bin harb, and Al-Aas Bin Wail Al-Sahmy copulated with her in one menstruation-free period. She gave birth to Amro, and all of them claimed him. His mother decided regarding him and she said, ‘He is from Al-Aas Bin Wail’, and that was because Al-Aas Bin Wail was spending a lot upon her. They said, ‘And he used to resemble Abu Sufyan’’. [99]
He said, ‘And it is reported by Abu Ubeyda Bin Al Musanna in the book ‘Al Ansaab’ –
‘Amro (Bin Al-Aas), two men disputed regarding him on the day of his birth – Abu Sufyan Bin Harb and Al-Aas Bin Wail. It was said his mother would decide. His mother said, ‘He is from Al-Aas Bin Wail’. Abu Sufyan said, ‘But, I have no doubt that I have place him in the womb of his mother’. But she refused except (that it was) Al-Aas. Abu Sufyan said to her, ‘The most honourable lineage’. S