In the tenth year Hijra, the Prophet ﷺ wanted to perform Haj with his followers. He proceeded to Makah in the last week of Dhul Qa’ada. He arrived at the Dhul Hulaifah[1] before the afternoon… The farewell Haj – Part 20 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
The signs of the journey towards Allah appeared in the last year of the Prophet’s life. In the last Ramadan, Jibreel read and reviewed Quran twice with him. He clearly indicated to the closeness of… The Journey to Allah – Part 21 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
Cause: Byzantine or Roma was the superpower of the sixth century. Muslims fought with them in Mu’tah battle and showed their power. Having their superiority questioned by Muslims, they planned to attack Muslims. The Prophet… Tabuk battle: Islam dares to face the world superpower – Part 19 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
According to the Hudaibiya treaty, any tribe can join either Quraish or Muslims. Tribe Banu Bakr joined Quraish and Khuza’a joined Muslims. After a while, Banu Bakr attacked Banu Khuza’a breaking the treaty in Sha’aban… Makah Conquest – Part 18 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
The Conquest of Khaibar The Jews in Khaibar had made several attempts to eradicate Muslims, but all failed. After the Hudaibiya treaty, the threat of Quraish disappeared and the Prophet ﷺ turned his attention to… From Khaibar battle up to Makah Conquest – Part 17 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
Background: Hudaibiya treaty called so because the treaty held in a place called “Hudaibiya”[1]. The Prophet ﷺ had a dream in which he was seen as performing the rituals of Umrah. In the sixth year… Hudaibiya Treaty facilitates the spread of Islam to all – Part 16 A Student’s Comprehensive Guide to Studying the Biography of Prophet Muhammad (S.A)
Soon after the Prophetﷺ returned to Madina, the Angel Jibreel u came down and asked him to march towards Banu Quraida[1]. He suddenly left Madina with his army consisted of 3000 men. They laid seize on the forts of Banu Quraida. It’s chief Ka’ab bin Asad consulted with his followers, but they couldn’t suggest any healthy opinion. Eventually, they agreed to surrender to the Prophet ﷺ, but they wanted to consult Abu Lubaba t, one of Aws tribe which was in alliance with Banu Quraida, to discuss the next step
The Jews of Banu Nadheer were furious over the irresistible advance of Muslims. They were too scared to wage a direct war against Muslims. They were not warriors and were living in protected forts. Being unable to defeat Muslims by their own power, they decided to ignite other people towards the violent battle with Muslims. Twenty heads of Jews went to Makah, provoked Quraish against the Prophet ﷺ and offered full support.
Quraish determined to revenge for the fatal defeat in Badr. The leaders like Abu Jahl, Utba and Umayah were killed in Badr. The young leaders Abu Sufyan, Ikrimah bin Abu Jahl and Safwan bin Umayah led the campaign to take revenge. They dedicated the profit of the escaped Abu Sufyan caravan to buy weapons
This is the first-ever battle that decided the future of Islam. Those who participated in Badr battle held in high esteem throughout the history of Islam. Here is the brief account of the battle.