and the moaning of the palm-trunk for him; his precise description, on the night of the Ascension, of the features of Jerusalem; his foretelling of what had occurred and what was yet to come; his bringing of the Noble Book; and the repeated multiplication of food and drink—such as when, during the Battle of the Trench, he satisfied the entire army from a single pot of food that never diminished, as related in the well-known narration of Umm Sulaym; when the troops, in the Khaybar campaign, drank from a waterskin that did not run dry; and when, in the year of Tabuk, he filled all the army’s containers from only a small amount of provisions.