| He was struck with profound grief the day Muhammad died but remembered the promise of Muhammad that he would one day receive the bangles of of Persia | Such was the size of the reward, however, that Suraqah went back on his word and resumed pursuit of the duo |
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| He said that Muhammad had assured him of Khusrow's bangles and that he had not gotten them yet | He witnessed a miraculous, divine force that stopped him in his tracks before he succeed in this mission |
It contained the famed crown of Khosrow studded with rubies, a gold belt studded with pearls and the gold bracelets.
6| I would dissuade even others from pursuing you | Suraqah's pursuit of Muhammad and Abu Bakr [ ] Suraqah pursued when he was on his way to for the migration |
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| Umar received a missive from , commander of the Islamic forces during the | He cried out, "O Muhammad, pray for me in order that my mare could get out of this mess |
Umar was looking at each of the items sent by the Commander of the forces.
3| Suddenly Umar called Suraqa to him and put the crown on his head, helped him don the gold embroidered dress and gold bracelets | He asked his slave woman to saddle securely his agile mare and lead her well away from Mecca while he slipped out the back door of his house so that no one would know what he was about to do |
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| Suraqa always rued the day he pursued Muhammad for the reward of 100 red camels | He ordered them not to worry about him because he would not die |
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