al mahasin wal masawi al bayhaqi

And they claimed that Amr ibn Madi Karib al-Zubaidi raided a beautiful, lonely young woman in one of his raids and took her.

And they claimed that Amr ibn Madi Karib al-Zubaidi raided a beautiful, lonely young woman in one of his raids and took her.

And they claimed that Amr ibn Madi Karib al-Zubaidi raided a beautiful, lonely young woman in one of his raids and took her.

And they claimed that Amr ibn Madi Karib al-Zubaidi raided a beautiful, lonely young woman in one of his raids and took her.

And they claimed that Amr ibn Madi Karib al-Zubaidi raided a beautiful, lonely young woman in one of his raids and took her.

So when he went far with her, she wept, and he said, "What makes you weep?"

So when he went far with her, she wept, and he said, "What makes you weep?"

She said, "I weep over the separation of my paternal uncles' daughters, who are like me in beauty and better than me.

She said, "I weep over the separation of my paternal uncles' daughters, who are like me in beauty and better than me.

I went out with them and we got separated from the camp."

He said, "And where are they?"

She said, "Behind that mountain, and I wish that when you took me, you had taken them."

She said, "Behind that mountain, and I wish that when you took me, you had taken them."

So he headed to the place she described, and he was not aware of anything until he attacked a horseman fully clad in armor.

So he headed to the place she described, and he was not aware of anything until he attacked a horseman fully clad in armor.

He challenged him to wrestle, so the horseman threw him to the ground.

He challenged him to wrestle, so the horseman threw him to the ground.

Then he offered him various kinds of combat, and the horseman overcame him in all of them.

Then he offered him various kinds of combat, and the horseman overcame him in all of them.

Amr asked him for his name, and behold, he was Rabi'ah ibn Mukadam, and he rescued the young woman from him.

Amr asked him for his name, and behold, he was Rabi'ah ibn Mukadam, and he rescued the young woman from him.

Amr asked him for his name, and behold, he was Rabi'ah ibn Mukadam, and he rescued the young woman from him.

And on the authority of Ata that Mukharig ibn Affan and Ma'n ibn Zaidah met a man in the land of idolatry with a young woman the likes of whose youth and beauty they had never seen.

And on the authority of Ata that Mukharig ibn Affan and Ma'n ibn Zaidah met a man in the land of idolatry with a young woman the likes of whose youth and beauty they had never seen.

And on the authority of Ata that Mukharig ibn Affan and Ma'n ibn Zaidah met a man in the land of idolatry with a young woman the likes of whose youth and beauty they had never seen.

So they shouted at him to release her, and he had a bow and shot, but they were afraid to advance upon him.

So they shouted at him to release her, and he had a bow and shot, but they were afraid to advance upon him.

Then he prepared to shoot again, but his bowstring snapped, so he surrendered the young woman and climbed a nearby mountain.

Then he prepared to shoot again, but his bowstring snapped, so he surrendered the young woman and climbed a nearby mountain.

They both rushed to the young woman. In her ear was an earring containing a pearl, and one of them snatched it from her ear.

They both rushed to the young woman. In her ear was an earring containing a pearl, and one of them snatched it from her ear.

She said, "What is the value of this? If you had seen two pearls with him in his cap..."

She said, "What is the value of this? If you had seen two pearls with him in his cap..."

And in the cap is a bowstring he had prepared and forgotten out of panic!

When he heard the woman's words, he remembered the bowstring, took it out, fastened it to his bow, and they turned back with no concern except to save themselves, leaving the young woman.

When he heard the woman's words, he remembered the bowstring, took it out, fastened it to his bow, and they turned back with no concern except to save themselves, leaving the young woman.

When he heard the woman's words, he remembered the bowstring, took it out, fastened it to his bow, and they turned back with no concern except to save themselves, leaving the young woman.

It is said that a man deposited wealth with another man, then demanded it back, and the other denied it.

It is said that a man deposited wealth with another man, then demanded it back, and the other denied it.

He took the dispute before Iyas ibn Mu'awiyah the judge and said, "I handed over wealth to him in such and such a place."

He took the dispute before Iyas ibn Mu'awiyah the judge and said, "I handed over wealth to him in such and such a place."

He asked, "What was in that place?" He replied, "A tree."

He asked, "What was in that place?" He replied, "A tree."

He said, "Go to that place and look at that tree, perhaps God will clarify for you there what will make your right clear, or perhaps you buried your wealth near the tree and forgot, so you will remember when you see the tree."

He said, "Go to that place and look at that tree, perhaps God will clarify for you there what will make your right clear, or perhaps you buried your wealth near the tree and forgot, so you will remember when you see the tree."

He said, "Go to that place and look at that tree, perhaps God will clarify for you there what will make your right clear, or perhaps you buried your wealth near the tree and forgot, so you will remember when you see the tree."

So he departed. Iyas said to the accused person, "Sit until your companion returns."

So he sat, while Iyas was adjudicating and glancing at him every now and then.

Then he said, "Do you think your companion has reached the place of the tree?"

He said, "No."

So he said, "O enemy of God, you are the traitor!"

He said, "Pardon me, may God pardon you!"

So he ordered him to be detained until his opponent came, and he said to him, "Take it by your right, for he has confessed."

So he ordered him to be detained until his opponent came, and he said to him, "Take it by your right, for he has confessed."

He said: A man deposited a bag containing dinars with another man, and he was absent and his absence was prolonged.

He said: A man deposited a bag containing dinars with another man, and he was absent and his absence was prolonged.

So the deposit-holder slit the bag from its bottom, took the dinars, put dirhams in their place, and sewed it back up with the seal intact.

So the deposit-holder slit the bag from its bottom, took the dinars, put dirhams in their place, and sewed it back up with the seal intact.

The man came after sixteen years and said, "My wealth!" and demanded it.

The man came after sixteen years and said, "My wealth!" and demanded it.

So he gave him the bag with its seal, and he looked at it, and behold, his wealth was dirhams.

So he gave him the bag with its seal, and he looked at it, and behold, his wealth was dirhams.

He brought him to the assembly of Iyas, and Iyas said to the claimant, "What do you say?"

He brought him to the assembly of Iyas, and Iyas said to the claimant, "What do you say?"

He said, "I gave him a bag containing dinars." He asked, "How long ago?" He said, "Sixteen years ago."

He said, "I gave him a bag containing dinars." He asked, "How long ago?" He said, "Sixteen years ago."

He said, "I gave him a bag containing dinars." He asked, "How long ago?" He said, "Sixteen years ago."

He said, "Break the seal." So they broke it. He said, "Empty out what is in it."

He said, "Break the seal." So they broke it. He said, "Empty out what is in it."

So they emptied it, and behold, they were dirhams, some of them minted ten years ago, more or less.

So he confessed to the dirhams, and Iyas obliged him to pay them until he discharged the debt.

He said: A man deposited wealth with one of Iyas's trustees and went on pilgrimage.

When he returned, he demanded it from him, and he denied it.

So he came to Iyas and informed him.

He said, "Do you know if you informed anyone other than me of that?"

He said, "No."

He said, "Did he know that you informed me?"

He said, "No."

He said, "Did you dispute with him in the presence of anyone?"

He said, "No."

He said, "Depart, conceal your matter, and then return to me."

Iyas called that trustee of his and said:

"A large amount of wealth has arrived, and I have decided to deposit it with you and keep it in your possession.

So find a place for it and bring someone to carry it with you."

The trustee departed, and the man returned to Iyas and said to him:

The trustee departed, and the man returned to Iyas and said to him:

"Go to your companion and demand your wealth; if he gives it to you, well and good, otherwise say that you are informing me."

"Go to your companion and demand your wealth; if he gives it to you, well and good, otherwise say that you are informing me."

So he came to him and said, "Give me my wealth or else I will come to the judge and inform him."

So he handed over his wealth to him. The man went to Iyas and said, "He has returned my wealth to me."

So he handed over his wealth to him. The man went to Iyas and said, "He has returned my wealth to me."

Then the trustee came to Iyas at his appointed time, and Iyas glared at him and said, "Get out of my sight, you traitor."

Then the trustee came to Iyas at his appointed time, and Iyas glared at him and said, "Get out of my sight, you traitor."

He said: Mu'awiyah wanted to send his son Yazid on the summer raid, and Yazid disliked that and began to recite:

He said: Mu'awiyah wanted to send his son Yazid on the summer raid, and Yazid disliked that and began to recite:

You falsely accuse and continually count a sin ... to sever the connection of your rope from my ropes.

So soon my dwelling in perils and my journeying will relieve you of my harm.