Alhamdulillah, who has taken these bracelets away from Kisra the son of Hormuz and given them to Suraqa, a Bedouin from Banu Mudlij.
~Within 6-7 years after the Prophet ﷺ's death · 17 AH
During the Hijrah, Suraqa ibn Malik chased after the Prophet ﷺ on horseback. According to the report of Ibn Abd al-Barr, as Suraqa turned to leave, the Prophet ﷺ said to him, "How will you be the day that you put on the bracelets of Kisra?" Kisra was the title of the emperor of Persia. Within a few years of the Prophet ﷺ's death, the Persian (Sassanid) Empire fell after the Battle of al-Qadisiyyah, and Persepolis was conquered. Its treasures, including the bracelets of Kisra, were sent to Umar ibn al-Khattab RA in Madinah. Umar seated Suraqa in his own chair and placed the bracelets on his hands in front of the congregation.
A fulfillment of the Prophet ﷺ's prophecy to Suraqa ibn Malik during the Hijrah.
Other events recorded in 17 AH. Their order within the year is not established; use the storyline above for the sequence.
Alhamdulillah, who has taken these bracelets away from Kisra the son of Hormuz and given them to Suraqa, a Bedouin from Banu Mudlij.