When she despaired of him, she devised a plot against him, which summarized as follows: one night, she sent her slave, Rayhan, with some of her wealth and jewels,

and he placed them among Fadlun's belongings while he was asleep, making a group of the pilgrims witnesses to it. After that, she forced the slave to slaughter her maidservant and compelled him to deflower her instead, demanding Fadlun to come to her after she had trapped him.

That was carried out, and she embraced Fadlun while she was naked and he was in his Ihram garments, staining him with the blood of her deflowering to make the people believe that he was the perpetrator, while she began screaming and wailing.

The pilgrims woke up to her screams and witnessed the details of the incident with their own eyes. Salman was among those who witnessed this, and he became deeply affected and sorrowful for Fadlun.

[The Fourth Verse: “His command is only when He intends a thing that He says to it, ‘Be,’ and it is.”] ¹