Bravery

Then ibn al-Mubarak looked at me and said, 'If I am killed, do so and so.' He then approached the Roman fighter with his horse and killed him after hours of skirmishing. He asked the other Romans to come forward for a fight. He managed to kill six Roman fighters; and when he later asked for a fight, but no one dared to come forward, they were all afraid. Ibn al-Mubarak disappeared for a while in the rows and then came to his position near me and said, 'O Abdullah, do not mention what you have just seen to anyone as long as I am alive.'"
Moral
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