Traditional date, disputed
Ibrahim and Sarah in Egypt
A tyrant king seizes Sarah, but each time he reaches for her his hand is gripped. He lets her go and gives her Hajar as a servant.
Source: Bukhari ·
Traditional date, disputed
A tyrant king seizes Sarah, but each time he reaches for her his hand is gripped. He lets her go and gives her Hajar as a servant.
Source: Bukhari ·
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