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Lesson 99Lesson 99Emissaries to Conquest of Emissaries to Conquest of

MakkahMakkah

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[39]The Prophet’s ([39]The Prophet’s (SAWSSAWS) letters to the kings) letters to the kings

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After this truce, which was established through After this truce, which was established through the Treaty of Hudaybiyah, the Muslims were the Treaty of Hudaybiyah, the Muslims were

safe from the evil of Quraysh. safe from the evil of Quraysh.

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Channels of communications were wide open Channels of communications were wide open with others.with others.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) started to spread and extend ) started to spread and extend the the Da`wahDa`wah (invitation to Islam). He wrote to (invitation to Islam). He wrote to the kings of the world inviting them and their the kings of the world inviting them and their

peoples to Islam. peoples to Islam.

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He (He (SAWSSAWS) had a seal made for himself, which ) had a seal made for himself, which he engraved with “Muhammad the Messenger he engraved with “Muhammad the Messenger

of Allah”.of Allah”.

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He sent Dihyah Al-Kalby with a letter to He sent Dihyah Al-Kalby with a letter to Heraclius, the Byzantine King. He was in Al-Heraclius, the Byzantine King. He was in Al-

Quds (Jerusalem). Quds (Jerusalem).

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When the letter reached him, Abu-Sufyân was When the letter reached him, Abu-Sufyân was nearby in Syria for business. nearby in Syria for business.

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Heraclius called for him, and asked him about Heraclius called for him, and asked him about the lineage of the Messenger of Allah (the lineage of the Messenger of Allah (SAWSSAWS). ).

Abu-Sufyân said, “He comes from a noble Abu-Sufyân said, “He comes from a noble family line."family line."

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Then Heraclius asked him, “Did anyone else Then Heraclius asked him, “Did anyone else before him talk the same?” He said, “No.” He before him talk the same?” He said, “No.” He

asked him, “Did you use to accuse him of asked him, “Did you use to accuse him of lying?”lying?”

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He said, “No.” He asked him, “Was there a king He said, “No.” He asked him, “Was there a king among his forefathers?” He said, “No.” He among his forefathers?” He said, “No.” He

asked him, “Who are his followers; the noble asked him, “Who are his followers; the noble people or the weak ones?”people or the weak ones?”

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He said, “The weak.” He asked him, “Are they He said, “The weak.” He asked him, “Are they increasing in number or decreasing?” He said, increasing in number or decreasing?” He said,

“No, increasing.” “No, increasing.”

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He asked him, “Do any of them revert back out He asked him, “Do any of them revert back out of hate for his [Muhammad's] religion?” He of hate for his [Muhammad's] religion?” He

said, “No.” He asked him, “Does he betray his said, “No.” He asked him, “Does he betray his pledges?”pledges?”

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He said, “No.” He asked him, “Did you fight He said, “No.” He asked him, “Did you fight him? Describe your fighting.” He said, “We him? Describe your fighting.” He said, “We

fought him, and the war between us was fought him, and the war between us was alternating; one time for us, and the next for alternating; one time for us, and the next for

them.”them.”

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Heraclius asked, “What does he enjoin you to Heraclius asked, “What does he enjoin you to do?” He said, “He says worship Allah, and do do?” He said, “He says worship Allah, and do

not associate anything with Him. not associate anything with Him.

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He forbids that which our ancestors were He forbids that which our ancestors were worshipping. He enjoins prayer, truthfulness, worshipping. He enjoins prayer, truthfulness,

modesty, fulfillment of promises, and modesty, fulfillment of promises, and returning trusts."returning trusts."

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The king concluded from this questioning that The king concluded from this questioning that Muhammad is truly a prophet. Muhammad is truly a prophet.

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He said to Abu-Sufyân, “If what you have told He said to Abu-Sufyân, “If what you have told me is true, one day my kingdom will belong me is true, one day my kingdom will belong

to him, and he will rule this place.”to him, and he will rule this place.”

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He then gathered the Roman noblemen and tried He then gathered the Roman noblemen and tried to talk them into following this prophet, but to talk them into following this prophet, but

they refused. they refused.

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The love of his power was more important to The love of his power was more important to him, so he did not follow Islam. However, he him, so he did not follow Islam. However, he

returned Dihyah in a decent manner.returned Dihyah in a decent manner.

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The Messenger of Allah also sent Al-Hârith ibn The Messenger of Allah also sent Al-Hârith ibn `Umayr with a letter to the Prince of Busrâ in `Umayr with a letter to the Prince of Busrâ in

Syria. Syria.

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When he reached Mu'tah (a village in Syria), When he reached Mu'tah (a village in Syria), Shurahbîl Al-`Assâly confronted him and Shurahbîl Al-`Assâly confronted him and

killed him. He was the only messenger of the killed him. He was the only messenger of the Prophet (Prophet (SAWSSAWS) to be killed.) to be killed.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) sent a letter to the prince of ) sent a letter to the prince of Damascus, who was appointed by the Damascus, who was appointed by the

Byzantine King. Byzantine King.

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When the letter reached him and he read it, the When the letter reached him and he read it, the prince threw it away and planned to fight the prince threw it away and planned to fight the Muslims. He asked his king for permission, Muslims. He asked his king for permission,

but it was not granted.but it was not granted.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) sent Hâtib ibn Abu-) sent Hâtib ibn Abu-Balta`ah with a letter to Al-Muqawqis, the Balta`ah with a letter to Al-Muqawqis, the

prince of Egypt, also appointed by the prince of Egypt, also appointed by the Byzantine King. Byzantine King.

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He was in Alexandria at the time he read the He was in Alexandria at the time he read the letter. letter.

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He told Hâtib, “What is preventing him, if he is a He told Hâtib, “What is preventing him, if he is a prophet, from making supplication against prophet, from making supplication against those who disagreed with him, and driving those who disagreed with him, and driving

them out of his land?”them out of his land?”

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Hâtib told him, “Don’t you believe that `Îsâ Hâtib told him, “Don’t you believe that `Îsâ (Jesus) the messenger of Allah is the son of (Jesus) the messenger of Allah is the son of

Allah? Allah?

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Why didn’t Allah shield him when his people Why didn’t Allah shield him when his people took him to be killed?” Al-Muqawqis said to took him to be killed?” Al-Muqawqis said to

Hâtib, “Good. Hâtib, “Good.

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I have looked into the matter of this prophet and I have looked into the matter of this prophet and I found out that he does not enjoin anything I found out that he does not enjoin anything

harmful, nor does he forbid a necessity. harmful, nor does he forbid a necessity.

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I did not find him to be a harmful magician, nor I did not find him to be a harmful magician, nor a lying monk. I will see.”a lying monk. I will see.”

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Then, he wrote a reply to the letter of the Then, he wrote a reply to the letter of the Messenger of Allah (Messenger of Allah (SAWSSAWS) containing neither ) containing neither

acknowledgement nor denial. acknowledgement nor denial.

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He sent him a gift of two slave women. The He sent him a gift of two slave women. The prophet married one of them, Mâriyah, and she prophet married one of them, Mâriyah, and she

gave birth to his son Ibrâhîm.gave birth to his son Ibrâhîm.

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He (He (SAWSSAWS) sent a letter to the Negus, the king of ) sent a letter to the Negus, the king of Abyssinia (Ethiopia). Abyssinia (Ethiopia).

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When he read it, he said to the messenger, “I When he read it, he said to the messenger, “I know, by Allah, that `Îsâ (Jesus) spoke of him, know, by Allah, that `Îsâ (Jesus) spoke of him,

but my supporters in Abyssinia are few.”but my supporters in Abyssinia are few.”

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He sent a letter to Khusraw Parvez, the King of He sent a letter to Khusraw Parvez, the King of Persia, who acted arrogantly and destroyed the Persia, who acted arrogantly and destroyed the

letter; so Allah Almighty later destroyed his letter; so Allah Almighty later destroyed his empire.empire.

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He sent a letter to Al-Mundhir ibn Sâwâ, the He sent a letter to Al-Mundhir ibn Sâwâ, the king of Bahrain. king of Bahrain.

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He accepted Islam and declared his faith, He accepted Islam and declared his faith, together with some of his people. together with some of his people.

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The prophet approved him as a prince The prophet approved him as a prince representing him in the province of Bahrain.representing him in the province of Bahrain.

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He sent a letter to Ja`far and `Abdullâh sons of He sent a letter to Ja`far and `Abdullâh sons of Al-Julundâ, the two kings of Oman. They Al-Julundâ, the two kings of Oman. They

declared their faith in Islam, after they declared their faith in Islam, after they inquired about what the Prophet enjoins and inquired about what the Prophet enjoins and

forbids. forbids.

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The messenger of the Prophet (The messenger of the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) told them ) told them that he enjoins obedience to Allah Almighty that he enjoins obedience to Allah Almighty

and forbids his disobedience. and forbids his disobedience.

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He calls for righteousness and keeping the ties of He calls for righteousness and keeping the ties of blood relationships. blood relationships.

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He forbids injustice, aggression, adultery, He forbids injustice, aggression, adultery, drinking alcohol and the worshipping of drinking alcohol and the worshipping of

stones, idols and the cross.stones, idols and the cross.

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He sent a letter to Hawdhah ibn `Ali, the king of He sent a letter to Hawdhah ibn `Ali, the king of Al-Yamâmah. He asked the Messenger of Al-Yamâmah. He asked the Messenger of

Allah for some authority for himself, but the Allah for some authority for himself, but the prophet denied his request.prophet denied his request.

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[40] The Battle of Khaybar[40] The Battle of Khaybar

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After the treaty of Hudaybiyah, the Muslims After the treaty of Hudaybiyah, the Muslims were relieved from having to fight with were relieved from having to fight with

Quraysh. Quraysh.

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The Messenger of Allah (The Messenger of Allah (SAWSSAWS) decided to ) decided to eliminate the threat of his nearby enemies, eliminate the threat of his nearby enemies,

who had evil intentions against him. who had evil intentions against him.

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Those were the people of Khaybar, who gathered Those were the people of Khaybar, who gathered the allies against the Muslims in the Battle of the allies against the Muslims in the Battle of

the Trench. the Trench.

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He (He (SAWSSAWS) set off for Khaybar in the beginning ) set off for Khaybar in the beginning of the 7th year A.H.of the 7th year A.H.

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Khaybar was well-protected by eight forts. The Khaybar was well-protected by eight forts. The Muslims set up camp outside it. Muslims set up camp outside it.

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The Prophet commanded their palm trees to be The Prophet commanded their palm trees to be cut down to scare them. When he saw that they cut down to scare them. When he saw that they insist on fighting, he signaled for the archers.insist on fighting, he signaled for the archers.

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The light fighting lasted for seven days. Then, The light fighting lasted for seven days. Then, the Muslims charged on the Jews until they the Muslims charged on the Jews until they

exposed their locations. exposed their locations.

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They followed them until they entered the first They followed them until they entered the first fort. The enemies were fought back to the next fort. The enemies were fought back to the next

fort. fort.

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They fought for it heavily to the extent that they They fought for it heavily to the extent that they almost caused the Muslims to retreat. almost caused the Muslims to retreat.

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But the Muslims finally invaded this fort and But the Muslims finally invaded this fort and they forced the enemy to the next one, where they forced the enemy to the next one, where they besieged them, and prevented them from they besieged them, and prevented them from

water. water.

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Because of thirst, the enemy came out and Because of thirst, the enemy came out and fought but they were beaten to another fort. fought but they were beaten to another fort.

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And so on, in the same way, until there were And so on, in the same way, until there were only two forts left. only two forts left.

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Their people did not fight back; rather they Their people did not fight back; rather they surrendered asking to be saved from surrendered asking to be saved from

execution, and to be allowed to leave the land execution, and to be allowed to leave the land of Khaybar with their children, each taking of Khaybar with their children, each taking

only one piece of clothing on his back.only one piece of clothing on his back.

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The Messenger of Allah agreed to their offer. The Messenger of Allah agreed to their offer. The Muslims gained vast amounts of war The Muslims gained vast amounts of war

booty from Khaybar: shields, swords, arrows, booty from Khaybar: shields, swords, arrows, bows, jewelry, furniture, household items, bows, jewelry, furniture, household items,

livestock and food.livestock and food.

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In this battle ninety three were killed from the In this battle ninety three were killed from the Jews and fifteen Muslims were martyred.Jews and fifteen Muslims were martyred.

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During this battle, a Jewish woman gave the During this battle, a Jewish woman gave the Messenger of Allah (Messenger of Allah (SAWSSAWS) a piece of grilled ) a piece of grilled meat as a gift (it was from the goat’s shoulder, meat as a gift (it was from the goat’s shoulder, which was his favorite), but it was poisoned. which was his favorite), but it was poisoned.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) took a bite of it, and then ) took a bite of it, and then he threw it away. Allah Almighty let him he threw it away. Allah Almighty let him

know that it was poisonous. know that it was poisonous.

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That woman confessed to her action. She said, “I That woman confessed to her action. She said, “I thought if he were a Prophet, he would not be thought if he were a Prophet, he would not be hurt. If he were a liar, Allah will rid us from hurt. If he were a liar, Allah will rid us from

him.” He (him.” He (SAWSSAWS) forgave her.) forgave her.

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After the victory of Khaybar, the Prophet sent a After the victory of Khaybar, the Prophet sent a message to the Jews of Fadak. message to the Jews of Fadak.

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They proposed to leave their property in return They proposed to leave their property in return for saving their lives. He (for saving their lives. He (SAWSSAWS) agreed to ) agreed to

that.that.

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After the Muslims came back from Khaybar, the After the Muslims came back from Khaybar, the rest of the Immigrants, who were in Abyssinia, rest of the Immigrants, who were in Abyssinia,

came back, including Ja`far ibn Abu-Tâlib, came back, including Ja`far ibn Abu-Tâlib, and Abu-Mûsâ Al-Ash`ary and his people. and Abu-Mûsâ Al-Ash`ary and his people.

They had stayed there for ten years.They had stayed there for ten years.

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After the battle of Khaybar, three distinguished After the battle of Khaybar, three distinguished men declared Islam: Khâlid ibn ul-Waleed, men declared Islam: Khâlid ibn ul-Waleed, `Amr ibnul-`Âa, and `Uthmân ibn Tulayhah `Amr ibnul-`Âa, and `Uthmân ibn Tulayhah

Al-`Abdary.Al-`Abdary.

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[41]Compensatory `Umrah[41]Compensatory `Umrah

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When a full year passed after the Treaty of Al-When a full year passed after the Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah, Prophet Muhammad (Hudaybiyah, Prophet Muhammad (SAWSSAWS) ) traveled with his companions to Makkah to traveled with his companions to Makkah to compensate for the `Umrah that they were compensate for the `Umrah that they were prevented from making, according to Al-prevented from making, according to Al-

Hudaybiyah Treaty. Hudaybiyah Treaty.

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When they reached Makkah, Quraysh evacuated When they reached Makkah, Quraysh evacuated the city, and then the Muslims entered and the city, and then the Muslims entered and

made their `Umrah. made their `Umrah.

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They spent there three nights before returning They spent there three nights before returning back to Al-Madînah peacefully. back to Al-Madînah peacefully.

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[42] The Mu'tah Expedition[42] The Mu'tah Expedition

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In the middle of the 8th year A.H., Prophet In the middle of the 8th year A.H., Prophet Muhammad (Muhammad (SAWSSAWS), sent an army of 3,000 ), sent an army of 3,000

warriors to take revenge on `Amr ibn warriors to take revenge on `Amr ibn Shurahbîl, the prince of Busrâ assigned by Shurahbîl, the prince of Busrâ assigned by

Byzantines, Byzantines,

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because he had killed Al-Hârith ibn `Umayr, because he had killed Al-Hârith ibn `Umayr, whom Prophet Muhammad (whom Prophet Muhammad (SAWSSAWS) had sent to ) had sent to

invite the prince to Islam. invite the prince to Islam.

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When this army reached the land of Mu'tah, they When this army reached the land of Mu'tah, they faced the Byzantines and their allies from the faced the Byzantines and their allies from the

Christian Arabs in an army of 100,000. Christian Arabs in an army of 100,000.

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Zayd ibn Hârithah was at the head of the Zayd ibn Hârithah was at the head of the Muslims’ army, but after he was killed he was Muslims’ army, but after he was killed he was

replaced by Ja`far ibn Abu-Tâlib, who was replaced by Ja`far ibn Abu-Tâlib, who was also killed. also killed.

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He was followed by `Abdullâh ibn Rawâhah, as He was followed by `Abdullâh ibn Rawâhah, as leader, but he had the same fate as the two leader, but he had the same fate as the two

leaders before him. leaders before him.

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Those commanders had been commissioned by Those commanders had been commissioned by the Prophet (the Prophet (SAWSSAWS), in that order. ), in that order.

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After the martyrdom of those who were After the martyrdom of those who were nominated by the Prophet (nominated by the Prophet (SAWSSAWS), the army ), the army

agreed on appointing Khâlid ibn ul-Waleed as agreed on appointing Khâlid ibn ul-Waleed as a leader of the army. a leader of the army.

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He started tricking the enemy until Allah (He started tricking the enemy until Allah (SWTSWT) ) cast fear in their hearts and made them retreat.cast fear in their hearts and made them retreat.

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[43] The Conquest of Makkah[43] The Conquest of Makkah

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Khuzâ`ah tribe was in an alliance with Prophet Khuzâ`ah tribe was in an alliance with Prophet Muhammad (Muhammad (SAWSSAWS); and Banu Bakr ibn Wâil ); and Banu Bakr ibn Wâil

were in alliance with Quraysh. were in alliance with Quraysh.

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There was old conflict between these two tribes, There was old conflict between these two tribes, so Banu Bakr attacked Khuzâ`ah. Quraysh so Banu Bakr attacked Khuzâ`ah. Quraysh assisted Banu Bakr with weapons and men, assisted Banu Bakr with weapons and men,

and fought them. and fought them.

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A band of Khuzâ`ah came to Prophet A band of Khuzâ`ah came to Prophet Muhammad (Muhammad (SAWSSAWS) and told him that Quraysh ) and told him that Quraysh

revoked the armistice (Treaty of revoked the armistice (Treaty of Hudhaybiyah). Hudhaybiyah).

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When Quraysh realized that, they sent Abu-When Quraysh realized that, they sent Abu-Sufyân to re-establish and extend the time of Sufyân to re-establish and extend the time of

the peace treaty, but Prophet Muhammad the peace treaty, but Prophet Muhammad ((SAWSSAWS) did not accept. ) did not accept.

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When Muslims understood that Quraysh When Muslims understood that Quraysh breeched their convention, Prophet breeched their convention, Prophet

Muhammad (Muhammad (SAWSSAWS) ordered Muslims to ) ordered Muslims to prepare for a battle without telling them the prepare for a battle without telling them the

destination. destination.

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Ten thousand Muslims from Al-Muhâjirîn Ten thousand Muslims from Al-Muhâjirîn (immigrants), Al-Ansâr (supporters) and some (immigrants), Al-Ansâr (supporters) and some

Arab tribes met for the purpose. Arab tribes met for the purpose.

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Prophet Muhammad (Prophet Muhammad (SAWSSAWS) went out with them ) went out with them on the 10th of Ramadan of 8 A.H. on the 10th of Ramadan of 8 A.H.

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They moved on until they stopped at Mar Ath-They moved on until they stopped at Mar Ath-Thahran near Makkah, while Quraysh knew Thahran near Makkah, while Quraysh knew

nothing about their destination. nothing about their destination.

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Al-`Abbâs ibn `Abdul-Muttalib, the Prophet's Al-`Abbâs ibn `Abdul-Muttalib, the Prophet's uncle, was immigrating to Al-Madînah with uncle, was immigrating to Al-Madînah with his family, when he met the Prophet (his family, when he met the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) )

on his way. on his way.

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The Prophet took him back with him toward The Prophet took him back with him toward Makkah, and sent his family to Al-Madînah. Makkah, and sent his family to Al-Madînah.

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While the Muslim army was in Mar Adh-While the Muslim army was in Mar Adh-Dhahrân Abu-Sufyân and two of his men went Dhahrân Abu-Sufyân and two of his men went

to spy on the Muslims, since they were to spy on the Muslims, since they were expecting the Muslims' reaction to their expecting the Muslims' reaction to their

breaking of the treaty. breaking of the treaty.

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However, the Muslims soldiers caught the spies However, the Muslims soldiers caught the spies and Al-`Abbâs ibn `Abdul-Muttalib was the and Al-`Abbâs ibn `Abdul-Muttalib was the

first one to face them. first one to face them.

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He took Abu-Sufyân to the Prophet's tent. The He took Abu-Sufyân to the Prophet's tent. The Prophet (Prophet (SAWSSAWS) safeguarded him and ) safeguarded him and

delivered him back to Al-`Abbâs. delivered him back to Al-`Abbâs.

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Next morning, he embraced Islam and bore Next morning, he embraced Islam and bore witness to the truth. witness to the truth.

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Al-`Abbâs said to the Prophet (Al-`Abbâs said to the Prophet (SAWSSAWS), "Abu-), "Abu-Sufyân is a man who likes to show off his Sufyân is a man who likes to show off his

status, so make something for him."status, so make something for him."

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) said, "Whoever enters the ) said, "Whoever enters the home of Abu-Sufyân will be safe."home of Abu-Sufyân will be safe."

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Then Al-`Abbâs was ordered to make Abu-Then Al-`Abbâs was ordered to make Abu-Sufyân stand where the army would march Sufyân stand where the army would march past him, so he could see the entire Muslim past him, so he could see the entire Muslim

army. army.

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The tribes began to pass in front of him, The tribes began to pass in front of him, battalion after battalion, until they finished. battalion after battalion, until they finished.

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In response, Abu-Sufyân hurried to Makkah and In response, Abu-Sufyân hurried to Makkah and shouted, "O people of Quraysh, Muhammad shouted, "O people of Quraysh, Muhammad has come to you verily with an army that you has come to you verily with an army that you

cannot resist”.cannot resist”.

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After that, the Prophet (After that, the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) ordered to put his ) ordered to put his flag on Al-Hajûn, the highest mountain around flag on Al-Hajûn, the highest mountain around

Makkah; Makkah;

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and ordered Khâlîd to enter Makkah with his and ordered Khâlîd to enter Makkah with his battalion from Kudayy, a mountain at the battalion from Kudayy, a mountain at the

south of Makkah. south of Makkah.

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The Prophet and those with him entered from The Prophet and those with him entered from Kadâ', a mountain at the north of Makkah, and Kadâ', a mountain at the north of Makkah, and

asked his herald to announce, asked his herald to announce,

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"Whoever enters his own house and closes his "Whoever enters his own house and closes his door will be safe, whoever enters the mosque door will be safe, whoever enters the mosque

would be safe and whoever enters the house of would be safe and whoever enters the house of Abu-Sufyân will be safe."Abu-Sufyân will be safe."

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Yet, the Prophet excluded a group. He declared Yet, the Prophet excluded a group. He declared killing them to be lawful because they inflicted killing them to be lawful because they inflicted

so much harm on Muslims. so much harm on Muslims.

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Among them were: `Abdullâh ibn Abu-Sa'd ibn Among them were: `Abdullâh ibn Abu-Sa'd ibn Abu-Sarh, `Ikrimah ibn Abu-Jahl, Ka`b ibn Abu-Sarh, `Ikrimah ibn Abu-Jahl, Ka`b ibn Zuhayr, Wahshiy who killed Hamzah, Hind Zuhayr, Wahshiy who killed Hamzah, Hind

bint `Utbah (Abu-Sufyân's wife), Habbâr bint `Utbah (Abu-Sufyân's wife), Habbâr ibnul-Aswad and Al-Hârith ibn Hishâm; but ibnul-Aswad and Al-Hârith ibn Hishâm; but

they were all forgiven later for they embraced they were all forgiven later for they embraced Islam.Islam.

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The army of Khâlid ibnul-Waleed encountered The army of Khâlid ibnul-Waleed encountered resistance from some reckless people of resistance from some reckless people of

Quraysh. Quraysh.

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He fought them and killed twenty-four of them, He fought them and killed twenty-four of them, while only two men were killed from his squad while only two men were killed from his squad

battalion. battalion.

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In contrast, the Prophet's (In contrast, the Prophet's (SAWSSAWS) army did not ) army did not face any resistance. face any resistance.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) entered Makkah riding his ) entered Makkah riding his camel, bending over it, showing humbleness camel, bending over it, showing humbleness and gratitude to Allah (and gratitude to Allah (SWTSWT) for this great ) for this great

blessing. This was on Friday morning the10th blessing. This was on Friday morning the10th of Ramadan, 8 A.H. of Ramadan, 8 A.H.

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With Abu-Bakr was at his side, the Prophet With Abu-Bakr was at his side, the Prophet ((SAWSSAWS) entered the Ka`bah, the Holy Mosque. ) entered the Ka`bah, the Holy Mosque.

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There he (There he (SAWSSAWS) circumambulated seven times ) circumambulated seven times around the Ka`bah, riding his camel, and around the Ka`bah, riding his camel, and

touching the black stone corner of the Ka`bah touching the black stone corner of the Ka`bah with his crosier every time he passed by it. with his crosier every time he passed by it.

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There were many idols around the Ka`bah; and There were many idols around the Ka`bah; and the Prophet (the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) was stabbing them by a ) was stabbing them by a

stick in his hand and reciting what can be stick in his hand and reciting what can be translated as, translated as,

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"Say, “The Truth has come; and in no way (can) "Say, “The Truth has come; and in no way (can) untruth start (anything) and in no way (can) it untruth start (anything) and in no way (can) it

bring back (anything)." (TMQ, Saba': 49).bring back (anything)." (TMQ, Saba': 49).

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) posted his flag and there he ) posted his flag and there he ((SAWSSAWS) rested for a while. ) rested for a while.

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A shelter was later built in this spot. Then he A shelter was later built in this spot. Then he moved on reading Surat Al-Fat-h (The moved on reading Surat Al-Fat-h (The

Conquest). Conquest).

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When the Prophet (When the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) completed his ) completed his circumambulation around the Ka`bah, he circumambulation around the Ka`bah, he ordered the elimination of all idols from ordered the elimination of all idols from around the Ka`bah, and the Ka`bah was around the Ka`bah, and the Ka`bah was

cleared from these absurd idols. cleared from these absurd idols.

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Then the Prophet (Then the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) took the keys of the ) took the keys of the Ka`bah from its custodian, `Uthmân ibn Ka`bah from its custodian, `Uthmân ibn

Talhah ash-Shayby. Talhah ash-Shayby.

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He entered it and proclaimed "Allahu Akbar!" He entered it and proclaimed "Allahu Akbar!" (Allah is Greatest) in every area inside, then he (Allah is Greatest) in every area inside, then he

went outside to the station of Ibrâhîm and went outside to the station of Ibrâhîm and prayed there. prayed there.

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Later on, the Prophet (Later on, the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) sat in the ) sat in the sanctuary, while people around him were sanctuary, while people around him were

waiting to see what he would decide about waiting to see what he would decide about Quraysh. Quraysh.

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Then the Prophet (Then the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) said, "O people of ) said, "O people of Quraysh! What do you think I am going to do Quraysh! What do you think I am going to do

with you?"with you?"

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They answered, "Righteousness, a generous They answered, "Righteousness, a generous brother, son of a generous brother." The brother, son of a generous brother." The Prophet (Prophet (SAWSSAWS) said "Go, you are free." ) said "Go, you are free."

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He gave the keys of the Ka`bah back to its He gave the keys of the Ka`bah back to its custodian, and then he delivered a sermon to custodian, and then he delivered a sermon to people, in which he clarified many rulings of people, in which he clarified many rulings of

Islam. Islam.

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After he finished people, began to give their vow After he finished people, began to give their vow of allegiance to him for Islam. Thus many of allegiance to him for Islam. Thus many

people from Quraysh embraced Islam on that people from Quraysh embraced Islam on that day.day.

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Among them were Mu`âwiah ibn Abu-Sufyân, Among them were Mu`âwiah ibn Abu-Sufyân, Abu-Quhâfah (Abu-Bakr's father), and some Abu-Quhâfah (Abu-Bakr's father), and some of those the Prophet had declared their killing of those the Prophet had declared their killing

lawful on that day. lawful on that day.

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Their pledge of loyalty was accepted. After the Their pledge of loyalty was accepted. After the pledges of the men were finished, the women pledges of the men were finished, the women

came to pay homage, as well.came to pay homage, as well.

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Then the Prophet ordered Bilâl to deliver the Then the Prophet ordered Bilâl to deliver the AdhânAdhân (call to prayer) on the roof of the (call to prayer) on the roof of the

Ka`bah, and this was the first time in which Ka`bah, and this was the first time in which Islam was declared there.Islam was declared there.

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The Prophet (The Prophet (SAWSSAWS) stayed in Makkah, after its ) stayed in Makkah, after its conquest, for nineteen days. conquest, for nineteen days.

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During these days, the Prophet (During these days, the Prophet (SAWSSAWS) sent ) sent Khâlid ibnul-Waleed at the head of thirty Khâlid ibnul-Waleed at the head of thirty knights, to pull down the idol "Al-`Uzzâ", knights, to pull down the idol "Al-`Uzzâ",

Quraysh's greatest statue; Quraysh's greatest statue;

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and sent `Amr ibnul-Âs to pull down "Suwâ`", and sent `Amr ibnul-Âs to pull down "Suwâ`", Hudhayl's (tribe) greatest idol, and sent Hudhayl's (tribe) greatest idol, and sent

another to pull down "Manât", an idol for another to pull down "Manât", an idol for Khuzâ`ah.Khuzâ`ah.