Vicious, bloody thing it is. Read it here yourself.
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There was supposedly an inscription on the sword of the Prophet (pbuh). You can read it here:
http://darvish.wordpress.com/2006/11/30/sword-of-the-prophet-pbuh/
Ya Haqq!