Examples of 'mus'ab' in a sentence
Meaning of "mus'ab"
mus'ab (adjective) - An Arabic name meaning 'strong' or 'able', often used as a given name for boys
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Mus'ab thus left home and all its luxury and comforts.
The one thing that Mus'ab feared was his own mother.
Mus'ab besieged Mukhtar in his palace for four months.
She was married to Mus'ab ibn ' Umair when she converted to Islam.
Mus'ab succeeded in converting many of the people of Yathrib to Islam.
The source alleges that the detention of Mr. Mus'ab al-Hariri is arbitrary.
Then Mus'ab became embarrassed and was pleased with him.
One of the soldiers, I can not remember which one, pointed his weapon at Mus'ab.
Zurara, Mus'ab led the Muslims in the regular daily prayers and the weekly Friday prayer.
Others who considered him trustworthy include Mus'ab al-Zubayri and Muhammad ibn Ishaq al-Saghani.
Abu Mus'ab and his Jordanian and Palestinian comrades opted to go to Iraq.
The soldiers of God do not choose their missions . Brother Abu Mus'ab.
Mus'ab would not renounce his faith.
In either case, he later joined Mus'ab.
Mus'ab ibn ' Umayr was one of those blessed people.
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Despite all this pressure and persecution, Mus'ab ( ra ) continued to support the Prophet ( saw ).
Mus'ab ibn al-Zubayr was defeated and killed, and Umayyad authority re-established across the East.
Sa 'd ibn Muaadh came and listened to Mus'ab.
At that point, Mus'ab was sitting by the side of the road to my right.
The crusaders taught you well, Abu Mus'ab.
One led by Abu Mus'ab Al-Barnawi, largely focuses on attacking the military.
Very nice. The crusaders taught you well, Abu Mus'ab.
Ruzaiq 's son Mus'ab was the governor of Pushang and Herat.
Mus'ab recited a few verses of the Qur'an.
Ghaziyya, and Abu Mus'ab related to us from Isma'il b.
Mus'ab was heard to repeat " Muhammad ( SAW ) is only a Messenger.
He informed Mus'ab's mother and friends that Mus'ab had converted to Islam.
Mus'ab Hassan Yousuf, If you want to ague with me - let us argue.
Mus'ab the Prophet.
