Hadith 7

ith one and he was striking with the other, and the cavalry of Ali-asws circled with him. Amro said, ‘O Allah-azwj! O Beneficent! My son! My son! ’ And Muawiya said, ‘Patience! Patience, for there is no problem upon him’. Amro said, ‘If it was Yazeed-la then would you have been patient? ’
And the protectors of the people of Syria did not cease to melt away from him, until he saved himself fleeing upon his horse, and (so did) the ones with him, and Hashim was injured in the battle’. He (the narrator) said, ‘And Ammar-ra said when he-ra looked at a flag of Amro Bin Al-Aas, ‘By Allah-azwj! This flag, I-ra have fought it in three battles, and this is not their most rightful’ – the continued the Hadeeth approximate to the report in (the book) ‘Al-Ikhtisaas’, up to his words, ‘As for Abu Al-Adiya, he stabbed him-ra, and as for Ibn Juweyn, he severed his-ra head. Zul Kala’a said to Amro, ‘Woe be unto you! What is this? ’ Amro said, ‘It will be returning to us’ – and that was before Ammar-ra was killed. Ammar-ra was killed with Ali-asws, and Zul Kala’a was killed with Muawiya. Amro said, ‘By Allah-azwj, O Muawiya! I do not know with which of the two killings I am happier. By Allah-azwj! If Zul Kala’a had remained (alive) until Ammar-ra was killed, he would have inclined with the generality of his people and would have spoilt our army against us’. He (the narrator) said, ‘It was so that the men did not stop coming and saying, ‘I killed Ammar-ra’, and Amro was saying to him, ‘So what did you hear him-ra saying? ’ They kept mingling until Ibn Juweyn came and said, ‘I killed Ammar-ra’. Amro said to him, ‘So, what was the last of his-ra talk? ’ He said, ‘I heard him-ra saying, ‘Today I-ra meet the beloved Muhammad-saww and his-saww party’’. Amro said to him, ‘You speak the truth. You are its owner (of the killing). By Allah-azwj! You did not win with that, but you have angered your Lord-azwj’’. [39]
And from Amro Bin Shimr, from Ismail Al Sudy, from Abd Khayr Al Hamdany who said, ‘I looked at Ammar Bin Yasser-ra throw a shot and there was unconsciousness upon him-ra and he-ra neither prayed the Salats of Al-Zohr, nor Al-Asr, nor Al-Maghrib, nor Al-Isha, nor Al-Fajr. Then he-ra woke up and repaid these all beginning with the first thing he-ra had missed, then that which followed it’’. [40]
And from Amro Bin Shimr, from Al Sudy, from Ibn Hureys who said, ‘A slave of Ammar Bin Yasser-ra, his name is Rashid, came carrying a drink of milk. Ammar-ra said, ‘As for me-ra, I-asws heard my-ra friend Rasool-Allah-saww say: ‘The last of your provisions from the world would be a drink of milk’’. [41]
And from Amro Bin Shimr, from Al Sudy, from Yaqoub Bin Al Awsat who said, ‘Two men argued at Siffeen regarding the plunder of Ammar Bin Yasser