Jeanne DAlbretWe have come to the determination to die, all of us, rather than abandon our God, and our religion.
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When the prophet Muhammad said, “We have come to the determination to die, all of us, rather than abandon our God, and our religion,” he was talking about the commitment of the head of the state to his people. He was talking about believing that your life on earth is part of a bigger plan; that your cause on this earth is greater than your life on earth.
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