Which prophet rode a horse called Al Borak?
Zubayr ibn al-Awam the Trench, Al-Zubayr rode a roan horse. He volunteered to bring news of the Qurayza tribe to Muhammad, who responded, "Every Prophet has a disciple, and my disciple is Al-Zubayr." In 628 Al-Zubayr joined the expedition to Khaybar and answered Yasir the Jew’s challenge to single combat. His mother Safiya asked Muhammad, "Will he kill my son?" and Muhammad reassured her, "No, your son will kill him, Allah willing." Al-Zubayr advanced reciting: <poem>""Khaybar, know that I am Zabbar," "chief of a people no cowardly runaways," "the son of those who defend their glory," "the son of princes." "O Yasir let
El Borak Arabia as well as the fiction of Talbot Mundy. Although Howard is best known for his fantasy fiction, the El Borak stories are straight adventure fiction and only "Three-Bladed Doom" contains a fantasy element. The background of the El Borak stories is similar to that of the Conan the Barbarian story "The People of the Black Circle" in which Conan is a chieftain of a hill tribe in what corresponds to Afghanistan. El Borak is the central character of the series, frequently attempting to minimise tribal wars and conflict in the region through guile or direct violence. El Borak is