Chapter on the pledge of allegiance after the conquest of Makkah to Islam, jihad, and good, and explaining the meaning of "there is no migration after the conquest"

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The reciter: Chapter on the pledge of allegiance after the conquest of Makkah to Islam, jihad, and good, and explaining the meaning of "there is no migration after the conquest."

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