The effect of time and place on the narratives of the embassy (Muslim bin Aqil, peace be upon him) to Kufa

Abstract

This research focuses on models of narrations that show the impact of time and place in the narratives of the ambassador of the tribe of the Prophet (peace and blessings of God be upon him) Muslim bin Aqeel to Kufa and how to choose the right place, his policy was firm, especially as he is the accredited representative of Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, he was a religious ambassador for the sake of propaganda for Ahl al-Bayt peace be upon them against unjust rulers and in order to raise the Umayyad authority tampering with religion, time was of great importance for the success of the Husseini renaissance despite the position of the people of Kufa and martyrdom Muslim bin Aqeel after changing its governor and receiving the new governor Obaid Allah bin Ziyad the functions of the state of Kufa, as his choice of more than one place to live in, as the narrations dealt with his movement from the Prophet's Mosque (may God bless him and his family) and his entry into Kufa and the consequent positive effects that contributed to the success of the Husseini renaissance, as the research dealt with the narrations of entering the house of Al-Mukhtar bin Abi Obaida and then the house of Hani bin Orwa, especially the impact of time in it and the events that accompanied The embassy includes the books sent by Imam Hussein, peace be upon him, to the people of Kufa, reminding them of their books that reached him by them, and the study also dealt with the transfer of Muslim bin Aqeel from one place to another .