*A seal of prophethood shines upon him,*
*From Allah, witnessed and manifest.*
*Allah joined the Prophet’s name to His own,*
*When the caller (mu’adhin) says in the five prayers: “I bear witnes
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i happy to read this poem
This religious text seems quite profound. It's interesting how it describes the seal of prophethood and its connection to Allah. I'm curious about the significance of the specific mention of the caller in the five prayers. Can you expand on what this all means in a more detailed context? How does it impact the religious practices and beliefs associated with it?
This poetry is from the Diwan of Hassan ibn Thabit, the Prophet’s poet