He also had a pair of shears called al-Jāmi‘, a mirror [called al-Mudilla] (1), and a rod of shawhat wood called al-Mawt.”
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The Mounts of the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace
Among his horses was al-Sakb. It is said that this was the first horse he owned. The Bedouin from whom he bought it for ten ounces had called it al-Daris. It was bay, with a white blaze and white markings on its legs except the right foreleg. It is also said that it was black.
Another was al-Murtajiz, which was grey. This was the horse concerning which Khuzayma ibn Thābit gave testimony (2).
There were also al-Luhayf (3), al-Lizāz, al-Zarib (4), Sabha, and al-Ward. These are the seven on which there is agreement (5). Their names were brought together by Imam Abū ‘Abd Allāh Muhammad ibn Abī Ishāq ibn Jamā‘a