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**suingincentix** · 06-25-2011, 02:31 AM

Since i read this here, i've been trying to find the story in Seerat Books other than Ar-Raheeq ul Makhtoom.

We've studied seerah as course, never came across this. I checked some Arabic Seerats in the afternoon, Ibn e Hisham and Noor ul Yaqeen, Nothing there.

Please wait while i try to check other Seerat books also.

I'll be grateful for any info.

....I read this in the sealed nectar and the first thought came to mind was that the woman inside the idol was prolly a sorceress...

I thought maybe it was a priestess or something, but I remember reading somewhere else (don't remember where, maybe it was the Martin Lings book) that the woman was al uzza herself, which didn't make sense to me. Sunni_Student786 mentioned something similar in the other thread he linked.

06-25-2011, 02:31 AM	#6
suingincentix Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 461 Senior Member	Since i read this here, i've been trying to find the story in Seerat Books other than Ar-Raheeq ul Makhtoom. We've studied seerah as course, never came across this. I checked some Arabic Seerats in the afternoon, Ibn e Hisham and Noor ul Yaqeen, Nothing there. Please wait while i try to check other Seerat books also. I'll be grateful for any info. ....I read this in the sealed nectar and the first thought came to mind was that the woman inside the idol was prolly a sorceress... I thought maybe it was a priestess or something, but I remember reading somewhere else (don't remember where, maybe it was the Martin Lings book) that the woman was al uzza herself, which didn't make sense to me. Sunni_Student786 mentioned something similar in the other thread he linked.
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