This passage recounts the story of Zaid ibn al-Khattab (RA), the brother of Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA), highlighting his early conversion to Islam and his valor in battles. It emphasizes his participation in key battles, especially the Battle of Yamama, where he played a crucial role in defeating the false prophet Musailama. The text also recounts the story of Rajjal ibn Unfuwa, a man who initially embraced Islam but later betrayed the Muslims by siding with Musailama, and how Zaid hunted him down and killed him in battle. Ultimately, Zaid's martyrdom at Yamama is presented as a testament to his faith and courage, celebrated by both Umar and the wider Muslim community.
