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Returning to Makkah in haste after a trading trip to Syria, Talhah asked his family: “Did anything happen in Makkah since we left?” “Yes,” they replied. “Muhammad ibn Abdullah emerged alleging that he is a Prophet and Abu Quhafah (Abu Bakr) has followed him.” “I used to know Abu Bakr,” said Talhah. “He is an easy-going, amiable, gentle man. He was an honest and upright trader. We were quite fond of him and loved sitting in his company because of his knowledge of Quraysh history and genealogy.” Later, Talhah went to Abu Bakr and asked: “Is it true what they say, that Muhammad ibn Abdullah has appeared as a Prophet and that you follow him.” “Yes,” replied Abu Bakr and went on to tell Talhah about Muhammad and what a good thing it would be if he too followed him. Talhah in turn told Abu Bakr the story of his strange recent encounter with an ascetic in the market-place of Busra in Syria. The ascetic is said to have told Talhah that someone called “Ahmad” would appear in Makkah about that time and that he would be the last of the Prophets. He also told Talhah, so the story goes, that the Prophet would leave the sacred precincts of Makkah and migrate to a land of black soil, water and palm trees… Abu Bakr was astonished by the story and took Talhah to Muhammad.

The Prophet, peace be on him, explained Islam to Talhah and recited some portions of the Quran to him. Talhah was enthusiastic. He related to the Prophet his conversation with the ascetic of Busra. There and then, Talhah pronounced the Shahadah – that there is no god but Allah and that Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah. He was the fourth person who had been introduced to Islam by Abu Bakr. The Quraysh were astounded by the young Talhah’s acceptance of Islam. The one who was most dismayed and unhappy was his mother. She had hoped that he would one day be a leader in his community because of his noble character and his outstanding virtues. Some of the Quraysh, anxious and worried, went to Talhah as soon as they could to wean him away from his new religion but found him firm and unshakable as a rock. When they despaired of using gentle persuasion to achieve their aim, they resorted to persecution and violence.

The following story is related by Masud ibn Kharash: “While I was making saiy between as-Safa and al-Marwa, there appeared a crowd of people pushing a young man whose hands were tied behind his back. As they rushed behind him, they rained down blows on his head. In the crowd was an old woman who lashed him repeatedly and shouted abuses at him. I asked: ‘What’s the matter with this young man?’ ‘This is Talhah ibn Ubaydullah. He gave up his religion and now follows the Banu Hashim man.’ ‘And who is the woman behind him?’ I asked. ‘She is as-Sabah bint al-Hadrami, the young man’s mother,’ they said. The Quraysh did not stop there. Nawfal ibn Khuwaylid, nicknamed the ‘lion of the Quraysh” bound Talhah with a rope and with the same rope he tied up Abu Bakr and then handed them over to the mindless and violent mob of Makkah to be beaten and tortured. The shared experience no doubt drew Talhah and Abu Bakr closer together!

Years passed and events of great significance took place. Talhah grew in stature as he bore the pain and suffering of being tested in the path of God and His Prophet. He gained the unique reputation among Muslims of being called the “living martyr”. The Prophet, peace be on him, also called him “Talhah the Good” and “Talhah the Generous”. The name of the “living martyr” was earned during the Battle of Uhud. Talhah had missed the Battle of Badr. He and Said ibn Zayd had been sent outside Madinah on a mission by the Prophet and when they returned, the Prophet and his companions were already on the way back from Badr. They were both sad at having missed the opportunity of taking part in the first campaign with the Prophet but were tremendously pleased when he told them they would get the same reward as those who actually fought.

At the Battle of Uhud, when the Muslims fell into disarray at the beginning of hostilities the Prophet became dangerously exposed. There were about eleven men of the Ansar at his side and one Muhajir – Talhah ibn Ubaydullah. The Prophet clambered up the mountain hotly pursued by some mushrikin. The Prophet, peace be on him, shouted: “The one who repulses these people from us will be my companion in Paradise.” “I, O Messenger of god,” shouted Talhah. “No, stick to your position,” replied the Prophet. A man from the Ansar volunteered and the Prophet agreed. He fought until he was killed. The Prophet went further up the mountain with the mushrikin still in close pursuit. “Isn’t there someone to combat these?” Talhah again volunteered but the Prophet ordered him to maintain his position. Another person immediately came forward, fought and was killed. This happened until all who stood by the Prophet were martyred except Talhah. “Now, yes,” signalled the Prophet and Talhah went into battle. By this time, the Prophet’s teeth had been broken, his forehead had been slashed, his lips had been wounded and blood was streaming down his face. He was drained of energy. Talhah plunged into the enemy and pushed them away from the Prophet. He turned back to the Prophet and helped him a little further up the mountain and put him to lie on the ground. He then renewed his attack and successfully repulsed the enemy. About this occasion Abu Bakr said: “At that moment, Abu Ubayd ibn al-Jarrah and I were far from the Prophet. When we came close to him to render assistance to him, the Prophet said: ‘Leave me and go to your companion (meaning Talhah).” There was Talhah, bleeding profusely. He had numerous wounds, from sword, spear and arrow. His foot had been cut and he had fallen into a hollow where he lay unconscious.

Thereafter, the Prophet, peace be on him, said: “Whoever is pleased to see a man still walking on earth who had completed his span (of life), let him look at Talhah ibn Ubaydallah.” And, whenever Uhud was recalled, As-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him, would say: “That day, that entire day, belonged to Talhah.” That was the story of how Talhah became to be called the “living martyr”.

There were unnumerabIe incidents which led to him being called “Talhah the Good” and “Talhah the Generous”. Talhah was an astute and successful merchant who travelled widely to the north and south of the Arabian peninsula. It is said that after one of his trips to Hadramawt, he had profits amounting to some seven hundred thousand dirhams. His nights would be anxious and worried on account of this vast wealth. On one such night, his wife, Umm Kulthum the daughter of Abu Bakr, said to him: “What’s wrong with you, O father of Muhammad? Perhaps I have done something to hurt you.’?” “No ,” replied Talhah. “You are a wonderful wife for a Muslim man. But I have been thinking since last night: How can a man think of his Lord and Sustainer when he goes to sleep with this wealth in his house?” “Why should it bother you so much ,” remarked Umm Kulthum. “What about all the needy ones in your community and all your friends? When you get up in the morning share it out among them.” “God bless you. You are really marvellous, the daughter of a marvellous man,” said Talhah to his wife. In the morning, Talhah gathered up the money in bags and distributed it among the poor Muhajirin and Ansar. It is related that a man came up to Talhah requesting help and also mentioning some common family connection between them. “This family connection someone has mentioned to me before,” said Talhah who was in fact known for his generosity to all members of his clan. Talhah told the man that he had just sold a piece of land to Uthman ibn Affan for several thousand dirhams. The man could have the money or the land which could be re-purchased from Uthman. The man opted for the money and Talhah gave it all to him.

Talhah was well-known for helping persons who had debt problems, heads of families who experienced hardship, and widows. One of his friends, as-Saib ibn Zayd, said of him: “I accompanied Talhah ibn Ubaydallah on journeys and I stayed with him at home and I have not found anyone who was more generous with money, with clothes and with food than Talhah.” No wonder he was called “Talhah the Good” and “Talhah the Generous”. The name Talhah is also connected with the first fitnah or civil war among Muslims after the death of the prophet, peace be on him. The seeds of trouble were sown during the caliphate of Uthman ibn Affan. There were many complaints and accusations against him. Some mischief-makers were not content with accusations only but were determined to finish him off. In the year 35 AH (656 CE) a group of insurgents stormed Uthman’s house and murdered him while he was reading the Quran. It was one of the most shocking events in the early history of Islam. Ali was persuaded to accept the responsibility of the Caliphate and all Muslims swore allegiance to him, including Talhah and Zubayr ibn al-Awwam. Talhah and Zubayr were deeply shocked by the murder of Uthman. They were horrified and felt strongly that the murderers should be punished and that justice should be done. But the punishment of the murderers was not an easy task in as much as the crime was not just the work of a few individuals but involved a large number of persons. Talhah and Zubayr sought Ali’s permission to go to Makkah to perform Umrah. They met Aishah the wife of the Prophet. She was greatly shocked when she heard of the assassination of

Uthman. From Makkah, Talhah, Zubayr and Aishah set off for Basrah where large numbers were gathering to seek revenge for the death of Uthman. The forces gathered at Basrah seemed to present an open challenge to Ali. As the caliph of the Muslims and the head of the entire Muslim State, he could not tolerate any insurrection or armed revolt against the State. But what a difficult and awesome task he faced! To deal with the revolt, he had to confront his brothers, his companions and his friends-followers of the Prophet and his religion, those who often fought side by side with him against the forces of shirk, those whom he respected and loved. The forces clamoring for vengeance for Uthman and those supporting Ali met at a place called Kuraybah, near Basrah.

Ali desired to avoid war and settle matters by peaceful means. He used every means at his disposal to achieve peace. He clung to every hope of avoiding confrontation. But the dark forces at work against Islam and how numerous were these, were determined that matters should come to a terrible and bloody end. Ali wept. He wept bitterly when he saw Aishah, the “Mother of the Believers” in her hawdaj or palanquin astride a camel at the head of the army which now emerged to fight him. And when he saw Talhah and Zubayr, two close companions of the Prophet, in the midst of the army, he shouted to them to come out to him. They did and Ali said to Talhah: “O Talhah, have you come with the wife of the Messenger of Allah to fight along with her…?” And to Zubayr he said: “O Zubayr, I implore you, by God, do you remember the day when the Prophet. peace be on him, passed by you and we were in such and such a place and he asked you: ‘Do you love Ali?’ and you said: ‘Why shouldn’t I love my cousin and one who follows my religion…?’” Ali continued talking to them reminding them of the bonds of brotherhood and faith. In the end both Talhah and Zubayr withdrew from participation in this civil war. They withdrew immediately when they saw the situation in a different light. But they paid for that withdrawal with their lives. As they withdrew, a man named Amr ibn Jarmouz followed Zubayr and cowardly murdered him while he performed Salat. Talhah was killed by an arrow allegedly shot by Marwan – a cousin of Uthman who was too blinded by rage and the desire to seek revenge for his kinsman to respond to the possibility of avoiding war and bloodshed among Muslims. The murder of Uthman had become Talhah’s tryst with destiny. He did not participate in the fighting and killing that followed that came to be known in history as the “Battle of the Camel”. Indeed, if he had known that the fitnah would have degenerated into such insane hatred and bitterness and resulted in such a bloody outcome, he would have resisted it. He was not keen to fight Ali. He was simply appalled by the murder of Uthman and wanted to see justice done. Before the beginning of the battle he had said in a voice choked with emotion: “O Lord, for the sake of Uthman, take from me this day until You are pleased.” Then when Ali faced him and Zubayr, they saw the correctness of his position and withdrew from the field of battle. Yet, in these difficult circumstances, martyrdom was reserved for them.

The Battle of Camel came to an end. Aishah, the mother of the believers, realized that she had precipitated matters and left Basrah for the Sacred Mosque and then to Madinah distancing herself from the conflict. Ali provided well for her journey giving her all the comfort and honor due to her. When the numerous dead from the battle were brought together, Ali led the funeral prayer for them all, those who were with him and those who were against him. And when he had finished burying Talhah and Zubayr he bade farewell to them with a heavy heart, a heart filled with tenderness and love. “I really hope,” he said in simple and sublime words, “that

Talhah, az-Zubayr, Uthman and I will be among those of whom God has said: ‘And We shall remove from their hearts any lurking sense of injury and rancor; they will be brothers joyfully facing each other on thrones of dignity.’ “(The Quran, Surah al-Hijr, 15:47) Then he looked tenderly and sorrowfully on the graves of his brothers in faith and said: “I have heard with these two ears of mine the Messenger of Allah, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, saying: “Talhah and az-Zubayr are my companions in Paradise!”

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What is the best type of coffee maker to brew coffee Jamaican Blue Mountain?

I brought some Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee. I had read the types of coffee makers are best suited for different types of coffees. What would be the best for blue mountian? Also another quick question. I have a small coffee maker that makes 4 cups perhaps most, is a mesh screen instead of a filter and there is no hole in coffee fund one trip through the mesh sides are. My coffee is great and other cone-shaped paper filters. I find produces a smaller weaker cup of coffee. I guess because the water is forced to pass through the cafe, where as in my other machine. I think I'm wondernig what are these two types and which is better?

I would say that Jamaica Blue Mountain is good in any coffee machine is better than any coffee. Said that the machine is larger.

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In case you don’t know, SEO actually stands for Search Engine Optimization, and it is the near-science of getting websites to the top of search engine results.

Although there are many other search engines, Google, Yahoo! and MSN are the top three most used search engines today. In fact, they are practically the only search engines that matter; today, most of the traffic coming into websites are being referred by these search engines. So if you want your website to sell, you better get to the top of search engines – on top one on page one. Studies have shown that, in general, Internet users only click on the top two search engine results.

Different search engines actually have different algorithms in generating results, but in actual SEO practice, it has been found that you improve your ranking on the search engine results across the three major search engines by keeping the SEO basics in mind, and implementing strategies related to them.

Keyword Density

Search results place a premium on a website’s relevance to the keyword being searched for. It is not anymore possible to pull up porn site results on searches for “best hotels”.

Search engines determine a website’s relevance partly through keyword density, which is the percentage of a keyword in the total content of a web page – from a page’s meta information (title, description, and keywords) to the actual website copy visible to visitors. Increase your keyword density by writing accordingly, but keep the density from between 3% to 7% or you will risk of being flagged for spamming.

Website copy

Websites are made for a human user, and not for a search engines and its spiders. When your website copy is bad, visitors will click on the BACK button almost as soon as they land.

Bad news, since visitor stay does matter. You rankings decrease when your visitors click on the “back” button within five seconds of landing on your website.

Link building

Link building is all about getting other websites to link to your own. To get the most of link building, put your keywords in the anchor text information you’re going to send to the other website.

Anchor text is the text on the other website’s that links and points to your website. If you sell coffee beans and you have a link to a seller of coffee maker, put your keywords (like “coffee beans”) on the anchor text found on the other website.

Frames and Flash

SEO specialists will always advise against using frames and flash in website design. Why? Because the text within them cannot be crawled by search engine spiders.

Visitor Traffic

To increase your ranking in the search engine results is to make active efforts to drive visitors to your site. You can do this by running a Google AdWords campaign or an email campaign. You can also do forums posting, launch an online press release campaign, or write blogs. Make sure though that you put in active http:// links to your website.

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Moving? 101 Best Moving Tips Ever

Moving is one of life’s most stressful events.  To help you have a stress-free move, we’ve researched dozens of moving books, articles and websites to create a list of the 101 best moving tips.  Use this article to save time, energy and money on your next move.

The tips are organized by category to make them easier to use:

Getting Organized

 

1. Start early-  Almost everyone has more stuff than they think they do, and almost no one leaves enough time to pack it.
2. This will help you manage what has to go where.
3. One study reported that it takes 4-5 hours to pack an average dorm room, so that should give you an idea of what’s involved.
4. Calendar- Pull out a calendar and plan by day when each room will be completed.
5. Delegation- If you’re moving with family members, agree with them exactly while tasks they will be doing and the date they will be finished.
6. Revise your plan if you’re falling behind.

 

Finding Great Movers 

1. Referrals-  Get referrals from local real estate agents and friends who have moved recently.
2. Licensing-  Only consider movers that are licensed, bonded and insured.
3. Research-  Investigate your potential movers through the U.S. Department of Transportation, MovingScam-dot-com and the Better Business Bureau.
4. Estimates- Evaluate a minimum of 3 movers based on in-home estimates of goods to be moved.
5. Price- Price isn’t the only factor- extremely low bids indicate a desperate mover.
6. Estimates- Ask for written “Binding Not-To-Exceed” estimates.
7. Avoid “rogue movers”- if you feel uncomfortable, trust your instincts!  Never agree to move your possessions with anyone you don’t trust.

 

 

General Packing  

1. Keep the suitcases separated from all the other items to be moved, such as in your car, at your new workplace, etc. so you’ll have everything you need for the first few days without searching through boxes.
2. Then mark the sides of the boxes so you’ll know which ones are which.
3. One at a time-  Wherever possible, work on packing just one room at a time (instead of several all at once) to keep things focused and organized.
4. You’ll save time and expense.
5. You’ll find you get much more accomplished.
6. You’ll always know where to look and save time putting things back together.
7. It will save room in your boxes.
8. Then tape perpendicularly at the center of the first tape, forming a cross.
9. Stacking-  Stack boxes with the heaviest on the bottom, lightest on top to prevent crushing.
10. Heavier boxes lead to injuries, are much more likely to burst their tape or seams and tend to get dropped.
11. Scale- Keep a bathroom scale in the room you’re packing so you can keep the boxes below the weight limits.

 

Packing Electronics

This will make hooking up the items in your new place much easier.

1. (I realize that most of us don’t have the original packaging for much of anything, but I thought I would bring it up anyway).
2. This two-box system seems like a pain but seems to do a better job isolating items from jarring impacts.
3. Never throw unwrapped cords into boxes- they get tangled and caught on other items.
4. Then you’ll know exactly which cord you’re seeing and where each end connects when you put things back together.
5. The two-inch rule-  Use at least 2″ of biodegradable packing peanuts around each side of fragile items.

 

Box Inventory and Labels 

1. “Fat” is in-  Use the thickest, darkest marker you can find for labeling boxes. Pencils, pens, tin or light markers are almost impossible to see even just a few feet away.
2. That way if a box gets turned, you can still identify its contents.
3. Abbreviate room names-  Start box labels with the abbreviated name of the room followed by a box number, such as “BTH2-6” for “second bathroom, 6th box.”  You can then track each box to make sure everything arrived safely.
4. Label “Open Me First” on boxes where it applies.
5. Mark “Fragile” where appropriate.
6. Identify contents- Identify the major contents and where they came from, such as “Medicine Cabinet” or “Linen Closet- Towels and Wash Cloths.”
7. Box Inventory-  Keep a clipboard and write down each box’s room, box number and contents (graph paper is great for keeping things recorded neatly). 
8. Then you’ll know everything arrived safely.
9. Labels out- Ask movers to stack boxes in your new place with the labels facing out so that you can easily spot a specific box.

 

 

Letting People Know 

1. Post Office- File your change of address with the Post Office at least 30 days prior to the date of the move.
2. Referrals- Ask everyone you notify for a referral in your new area.
3. Records- Get copies of your existing records (transcripts from schools, medical records from doctors, etc.) while you’re notifying the changes of address.

 

Change of Address- Whom to Notify 

1. Accountant/tax preparer; Alumni associations; Attorneys
2. Babysitter/ child care provider; Banks (auto loans, checking accounts, credit cards, home equity, IRA’s, mortgage, safe deposit box, savings account); Broker; Business cards (order new ones if applicable)
3. Cell phone provider; Child care/ daycare; Chiropractor; Courts, especially for traffic tickets or local disputes; Credit bureaus; Credit card issuers
4. Dentist; Department of Motor Vehicles; Diaper service; Doctor; Dry cleaning pick-up and delivery
5. Family members
6. Health clubs; House cleaning service; House of worship
7. Insurance providers (auto, health, life, other vehicles); IRS (form 8822)
8. Lawn care; Luggage tags (replace existing ones)
9. Magazine subscriptions
10. New business cards; New employer; Newspaper subscriptions
11. Old employer; Orthodontist
12. Parent-teacher association; Passport; Pet sitter/ dog walker/ pet day care; Pharmacy (BONUS: get year-to-date expense summary for taxes); Physical therapist; Physician (BONUS: get referral for new location); Post office; Professional organizations
13. Retirement plan holders; Return address labels (order new ones)
14. Schools (BONUS: get copies of transcripts); Snow removal service; Social Security Administration; Swimming pool maintenance (pool cleaning, pool opening or closing); Swimming pool memberships
15. Veterinarian BONUS get vet records and recommendations
16. Water delivery service

 

Moving With Kids

1. Consider “The Berenstain Bears’ Moving Day.”
2. If appropriate, let children pick their room.
3. If possible, let kids pick a decoration for their new room.
4. Pack a kid’s sized suitcase and let each child pick out a special toy to keep with them and a special outfit to wear on “new home day.”
5. If the child has a special dish or cup, include it in the kitchen “Open Me First” box so familiar items await them at their new place.
6. Consider unpacking the kids’ rooms first, or at least their “Open Me First” boxes to help them settle in.

 

Open Me First Box: The Kitchen 

1. Aluminum foil or plastic wrap
2. Break-proof or disposable flatware, cups, and plates
3. Coffee maker and coffee (don’t forget the filters!)
4. Dish detergent
5. Frying pan and spatula
6. Pet food and bowels
7. Scissors
8. Tea kettle

         

Open Me First Box: Main Bathroom  

1. Bath mat
2. Bath towels
3. First-aid kit (aspirin, band-aids, hydrogen peroxide)
4. Hair dryer
5. Shampoo
6. Shower curtain and rings
7. Soap
8. toothbrushes and toothpaste

 

Open Me First Box: Tool room or drawer  

1. Duct tape
2. Flashlight
3. Flat-head screwdriver
4. Hammer
5. Level
6. Phillips-head screwdriver
7. Picture hangers
8. Tape measure
9. Utility knife

 

Moving Day

1. Again, start early- You want to have everything as organized as possible prior to the arrival of the movers.
2. Your attention will be needed for the nuts and bolts of the move.
3. Have food ready-  Whether you have professional movers or friends and family, having coffee, orange juice, and bagels or donuts available will make it easier for everyone to get started.
4. Cell phone numbers- Make sure you have the cell phone number of the driver of the truck entered into your cell phone, and that the driver has yours in case you get separated or have a problem.
5. Make sure you have payment ready.
6. Directions- Have directions and a map ready for anyone will be driving between your old place and your new place.

 

Unpacking 

1.  Trash and Recyclable Boxes- Keep at least one trash bag (for the real trash) and one large emptied box (to hold used packing paper and biodegradable “peanuts”) available in each room BEFORE you start the heavy unpacking.

2.  Time Limits- Set an objective of unpacking a certain number of boxes each day until all the boxes are all unpacked.

 Good luck on your upcoming move!

About the Author

T. Scott Clendaniel is a consultant, speaker and writer. He is the veteran of over 16 lifetime moves, including two across the Pacific. He is also the founder of the website Movers-Edge.com. You can get your free moving checklist, moving tips and advice at our parent site, http://www.Movers-Edge.com. And please vist our free moving blog at http://www.Moving-HQ.blogspot.com.

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