Ṣuwar min Ḥayāt al-ṢaḥābiyyātAbd al-Rahman Ra'fat al-Basha

and she was left grievously wounded (1).

But Wahshi ibn Harb and Abu Dujanah—the bearer of the Messenger of Allah’s sword, peace and blessings be upon him—managed to reach Musaylimah and struck him together as one.

Wahshi drove his spear into him,
and Abu Dujanah dealt him a blow with the sword,
so he fell lifeless in the blink of an eye.

After the battle of al-Yamamah, Umm ʿUmārah returned to Madinah with only one hand, accompanied by her sole remaining son.

As for her other hand, she had already entrusted it to Allah (2), just as she had once entrusted her martyred son.

And why should she not do so?!

(1) The wounds debased her: they humiliated and weakened her. (2) She regarded it as an act for Allah’s sake: she sought its reward from Him.
وأثخنتها (١) الجراح ... لكن وحشيَّ بن حرب، وأبا دجانة صاحب سيف رسول الله ﷺ وصلا إلى مسيلمة وضرباه عن يد واحدةٍ ... فقد طعنه وحشيُّ بالحربة ... وضربه أبو دجانة بالسَّيف ... فخرَّ صريعًا في طرفة عينٍ. **** عادت أمُّ عمارة بعد «اليمامة» إلى المدينة بيد واحدة ومعها ابنها الوحيد. أمَّا يدها الأخرى فقد احتسبتها (٢) عند الله كما احتسبت من قبل ولدها الشَّهيد. ولم لا تحتسبهما؟! ...
(١) أثخنتها الجراح: أوهنتها وأضعفتها. (٢) احتسبتها عند الله: طلبت أجرها عليها من الله.

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