Taimiyyah Zubair – Seerah 21

Taimiyyah Zubair

Military Epeditions, Change of Qibla

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The speaker discusses the history of the military expeditions of the Prophet sallua and the sila, including the lack of protection from Muslims and the use of the term sallam for the term sallam. The importance of finding peaceful and peaceful living is emphasized, as well as the use of the Mahdi Lawson machine to strengthen and increase weapons. The sallaru was intercepted and used to prevent the enemy from spreading too far, leading to the use of shelling and warfare to prevent the enemy from spreading too far. The history of Islam is also discussed, including the implementation of the sacred month and the spread of propaganda. The loss of the caravan was due to the Jesus ofdamn change and the return of the caravan.

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			Salam Alaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuhu
		
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			number two who suddenly are a lot of Sudan Karim beret for the villa him in a shell tiny little
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			for him.
		
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			Today inshallah we will learn about the military expeditions. All right, the start the beginning of
the military expeditions of the Prophet sallallahu alayhi wa sallam, when you think about the
military expeditions of Rasulullah, sallAllahu, and then what word comes to your mind? But okay,
what is a military expedition called an Arabic reservoir, right? So for example, as well, but
because words are heard, right, the word was wa. And also remember that there's another term which
is said iya, or saraya. So as a word, and the salaria now has a word is the plural of as well. And
it refers to those expeditions, those battles in which the Prophet sallallahu Sallam himself
		
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			participated. And saraya is a plural of city. Yeah. And city. Yeah. Was that expedition that that
was sent by the prophet sallallahu wasallam. Right. He sent a few companions on that expedition, but
he did not himself participate in that expedition. Alright, or some say that the suryya sariah were
those expeditions which the prophets Allah sent him sent, and the intention was not battle, the
intention was something else, such as to find out about the whereabouts of the enemy. All right,
find out about their activities.
		
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			Now, the question is, why is it that the Medina and Sierra is full off? battles? Has a word sariah?
Why did this start? How did this start? What's the history behind this? Alright, because whenever we
learn about the sila, as soon as we begin the Medina era, what begins the battles, right? And then
we wonder, why is it like that? Why is the Medina and sila full of battles? And besides, there are
many people from amongst the Muslims also who object right at the way of the prophets and a lot of
them that why is it that he fought so many battles? If this religion is supposed to be the religion
of peace? Why is it that there were so many battles that were fought even in the lifetime of the
		
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			messenger sallallahu the center? If the messenger was supposed to be a mercy to the world's? How
come so many battles were fought by him? Right? And then that accusation that Islam has spread
through the force of the sword? Right? So we have to understand why is it that so many battles were
fought Where did all of this start from? Why did it start? How did it start? Remember that as long
as the Muslims were in Makkah, right, were they allowed to even defend themselves where they know if
the enemy attacked them if the enemy torture them abused them they were not allowed to you know,
take any any form of defense in the in the sense that they weren't allowed to take revenge. They
		
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			weren't allowed to fight back rather, over and over in the Koran. What do we learn if our ability
here arson, Rebel evil with good, right, that if someone is harsh with you, do not be harsh in
return? calm the situation down with your tolerance with your forgiveness, right. And we see that
armadillo on who he used to get very upset about this that why can't we stand up for ourselves? Why
is it that we cannot take revenge? Right? So in Macau, what do we learn that throughout that period,
the Muslims were told, be peaceful, no matter what happens, you have to be peaceful, you cannot be
violent even in your defense, you cannot be now What happened? When the Muslims moved to Medina,
		
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			right. Now they have freedom. They can practice their religion in peace, right? They have their own
space, their safety, right? But did the kodesh leave them in Medina? Did they? They did not. So for
example, we learn in a hadith which is an Abu Dawood it's a sorry, Hadees in which we learned that
even karbonn Maliki reported that a man from the companions of the Prophet sallallahu Sallam said
that the mushy Guna kadesh wrote a letter to Abdullah ibn obey, who was I believe, in ob, he was
from Medina and right from the locals from the Arabs, and at this point in time, he had not embraced
Islam, right, he was from the Michigan. So they wrote a letter to the Leben obey, and to others who
		
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			worshipped idols from from amongst the Elson hozelock. So basically they wrote a letter to the mu
shikun of Medina.
		
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			And they said that you have given protection to our companion. We swear by Allah you should fight
him or expel him or we shall come to you in full force until we kill your fighters and appropriate
your women. So this was a threat to the Michigan of Medina. Either you expel the Muslims especially
the Prophet sallallahu Sallam or you fight them. Do not let them stay in Medina and if
		
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			Don't do anything about it, then we're going to come and fight you. And we're going to take your
women. So what happened? Our dilemma obey, and the other wish deikun they got worried. So they
gather together to expel the Prophet sallallahu Sallam to fight against him for their own safety. So
when the news reached the prophets on a lot of them, what happened, he visited them, he went to the
machete con, and he spoke to them. And he said that the threat of the kurush to you has reached its
end, meaning this is only a threat, it doesn't mean anything. Just because they've said something,
it doesn't mean that that this is actually going to happen. It's only a threat. And they cannot make
		
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			any plan against you, greater than what you yourselves intend to harm yourselves with. Meaning this
is only a threat only if you do something, then it is that these people will harm you. So if you
raise weapons against your own people, the Muslims of Medina, then you're basically helping the
crush. Right? There threat is only a threat. If you fight your own people, you're assisting the
crush, you're making their plan work out, right? And he said, Are you willing to fight your own sons
and your own brothers? What are you doing? Because obviously if the most shikun of Medina fought
against the profits on a lot of alum, who were the fighting against?
		
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			Who were they fighting against the Muslims? Because remember the mythique of Medina? What does that
mean that the O's has Raj Mahajan? Regardless of who or what the background is, if a person is
Muslim, what are they one oma? They are one nation, one community, one body one people, right? So
fighting against the prophets that a lot of cement they would fight against the ocean has their own
blood relatives of the prophets or the laws that have made them realize what they were about to do.
So basically, when they heard this, they scattered, right meaning the machete cone, they basically
decided that they weren't going to do anything. And nothing happened. Right? Now, this hadith
		
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			continues that after the Battle of butter, what happened the machico. Now they wrote a letter to the
hood. All right, and especially the banana lead, and they wrote in the letter that you are men of
weapons and fortresses, you should fight our companion, or we shall deal with you in a certain way.
If you don't find Mohammed sallallahu wasallam then we are coming to fight you. And nothing will
come between us and the anklets of your women see the credential, they are inciting the people. All
right. Either you do something about it, or we're gonna come and take your women. And now obviously,
if an Arab man is threatened that look, if you're not going to do anything, your women are in
		
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			danger. You think he's not going to stand up and do something to defend him? His family? He will
right? So we see that the kurush First of all, they wrote to the machico enough Medina when that
didn't work, and eventually, events led to the Battle of brother. What happened? Now they wrote to
the Jews of Medina. Okay. So what do we see over here? The Muslims are in Medina, but are things?
Are they perfect? No, they're not perfect. Right. But what happens generally, that once we get over
a difficulty, once a difficult phase has passed in our lives, what do we expect? ease and comfort?
Right, that now things should be easy. Now, nothing should be perfect. But what happens when there
		
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			is a change, then the difficulties in the trial, they just change, they don't go away. They just
change they come in a different form in a different way. So for example, in winter, are there any
difficulties? Yes, there are, right the weather, it's, you know, your bones hurt your your body
hurts, it's difficult to step outside. But then what happens as the weather changes and and the heat
of the summer comes? Then heat is a problem. Right? dehydration and summer brings brings its own
challenges, right? So this is a part of life. That just because one phase is over, doesn't mean now
it's going to be sunshine and flowers. Right? Now, it means that with the sunshine and flowers,
		
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			they're going to be bees, right? And they're going to be other problems. So never expect ease and
comfort, total ease and comfort in life.
		
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			And also we see from the way of the prophets that a lot of sentiment that how when he heard that the
Michigan of Medina were gathering together to take some action against the Muslims. He went and he
calmed them down. He went and he spoke to them, and he made them understand the reality of the
situation.
		
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			Now another incident happened very soon, that started even more ultra low and Who Who was he? He was
from Medina. Right. He was from the unsought he went to Makkah with the intention to perform or
Milan, right. And when he went to Makkah, he stayed with omega, even Aleph right now, maybe you
haven't heard of Who was he? He was a close friend of Cyrus even more ultra low on him.
		
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			Because remember that the people of Macau when they would travel to Sham, you know for their trade,
what would they do? They would go through Medina, they would rest at the strip. This is how
Abdulmutallab right? His father stayed in Medina married a woman right of the Madonna was born. All
right. So this is why we see that the people of Makkah and the people of yesterday, they had some
close ties of friendship, you can see, right, so many have been Khalid whenever he would go to Shang
he would camp at Medina and he would stay with Saudi tomorrow. All right, and furthermore, odd
whenever he would go for Hydra formula, he would stay with omega. So they were close friends.
		
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			Alright, omega was still a mushrik and sounds a little low on who had now embraced Islam the
prophets of Allah Islam had done the draw to Medina.
		
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			So what happens are they when rod goes to Makkah to perform Ramallah and he stays with omega omega
is a little worried because sada is his friend, he's a Muslim. He's from Medina, and he knows how
angry The machico are. So he's worried for his friend. So he tells her the little arnoux that don't
go for the laugh right now who go in the afternoon when everybody's resting, and GABA is basically
the Harlem is empty, then go. Alright, so sala de la or new, he takes his advice. Now he goes in
afternoon like at the time of play Lula to do to do his tawaf and when he goes there, there's hardly
anybody but Abuja is there. A boudjellal sees our little Dylan. And he says, Who is this society the
		
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			lower and who very confidently, he said, It is me Sorry, they've been wrong. So a Buddha has said to
him, are you doing the left of the Kaaba safely, even though you have given refuge to Muhammad
Sallallahu Sallam and his companions, meaning how dare you step it in Makkah and do tawaf around the
Kaaba, while you have given refuge to our people. So Sandra, the lower end who said, Yes, I have
given them refuge and yes, I am here doing collapse. What are you going to do about it? So basically
an argument. It started between Abuja and saw a little demo on who and omega. He came in between and
he started telling sod Do not shout at Abuja, he is the leader of the people of this valley. Right
		
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			do not argue with him. So he's trying to calm them down but he's trying to calm solder the lower and
who down basically, he's not saying anything to a Buddha. So you can tell that he is with a Buddha
on this right? So salad alone and who finally he got really upset with omega right and he said, Get
away from me. I have heard Mohammed saying that he will kill you sallallahu wasallam. So my Yeah, he
got worried. He said Viola Mohammed's a Muslim never lies. He never lies. If he has said this, this
is going to happen.
		
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			So my Yeah, he got really worried he went to his wife and he told him and she said the same thing
Mohammed Salah said I'm never lies, and eventually what happened when the Battle of butter occurred?
Maria went and he got killed in that battle. But this argument that happened between side little
little argument, Abuja sided or who said to Abuja, that by Allah if you stop me from doing for wife
of the Kaaba, I will spoil your trade with champ, meaning you have to go through us to get to sham.
And if you prevent me from doing collabs, then your trade your business trips to Sham will be
prevented. I'm not going to let you go in peace. I'm not going to let you travel safely. So realize
		
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			what you're bargaining for. So basically, they let him go, they let him do tawaf and sourdough and
who very soon he made his way back to Medina. But basically this incident, what did this mean? What
did it show that the Muslims were now not welcome in Mecca? Muslims, whether they are from the
unsought or the Maha Joon and southern Morocco was no ordinary man. He was from the elite of Medina.
Right. He was friends with omiya, who was one of the chiefs of Makkah, you can understand his
status. Right? But just because he was a Muslim, he was not safe in Makkah. He was not welcome in
Makkah. Right. So this gave a clear message to the Muslims in Medina, that you are not safe in
		
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			Makkah, you're not welcome in Mecca. Now what happened? in Medina, the Muslims were in danger
continuously. Why? Because there was a threat from the people of Makkah. Because imaginative sodre
the lower who is not safe in Makkah and who is going to be safe in Makkah. If he is not welcome, who
will be welcome? Right. And at the same time in Medina, the relations with the Jews were worsening
also. Because remember, this is the time when sort of Bukhara was revealed and all of the if what do
they show? Initially, the Jews were given, you know, a special invitation to Islam. But then what
happened when they refused and they resorted to a mockery and, and lying and things like that
		
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			accusations and finding faults in the message of Islam.
		
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			Right, what happened the relations with the Jews they got worse and overtime. And then we shikun in
Medina also we're not very happy with the Muslims. So you see the Muslims, what are they facing
external danger from the people of Makkah and internal danger from who? From the Jews and from the
machete cone.
		
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			Alright, so what happened in a hadith we learned that the Muslims were constantly in danger in
Medina, so much so that they would go to sleep with weapons.
		
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			All right, in a hadith and Muslim we learned that I show the learner she said that one night the
Prophet sallallahu Sallam lay on his bed and he said, Were there a bias person for amongst my
companions who should keep a watch for me during the night meaning if only one person would come and
watch me by night so that I could sleep comfortably? I can't even get a good night's rest. Why?
Because there's constant danger.
		
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			So what happened she said that we heard the noise of weapons. So the prophets on a lot his alum, he
got up immediately and he went to see and he asked Who is it and he found out that it was solid even
a beaver castle de la jolla and he asked him that Why have you come so far they've been it'll be
will cost will be lower and who said that I have come to guardian.
		
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			I have come to guard you. In another version in that didn't really we learned sounds a little lower
and who said fear for the Messenger of Allah came upon me so I came to protect him being I just got
worried for you Yasuda loss of Islam, I couldn't sleep so I just came in order to guard you. So what
happened the Prophet sallallahu Sallam made the offer him and he slept, I should have the lower and
he said that he slept such a sound sleep that I could hear the noise of his snoring.
		
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			Now, isn't this beautiful that the province of Lawson expresses his wish that if only someone would
come and guard me so that I can I can sleep in peace. And he's saying this to his wife in his house.
And what happens at the same time saga, he gets worried for a little less than a lot of time he
leaves his bed, he leaves his home, whatever it is, and he comes with his weapons to guard the
prophets of Allah cinema at night.
		
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			What happened over here, the servant of Allah expressed his wish, and Allah azza wa jal fulfilled
his wish.
		
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			Because what do we learn in the Hadith, that when Allah loves a servant, then what does he do? He
spreads that love for him. He called up and he tells you be I love so until you love him. Right? So
jabril announces in the NSM that Allah loves, so and so I love so and so all of you should love so
and so. And then what happens the love for that individual spreads amongst the out also. So this was
love for a sort of muscle a lot isn't that broadsided at the lower I knew in the night to come and
garden? Right Allah, but that, that that thought in the heart of some of the lower
		
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			because Allah protect his servants. So anyway, eventually we learned that Alice Palatine revealed
the I will love We are similkameen and nest that Allah will guard you Allah will protect you from
the people. And then the Prophet sallallahu Sallam told us a harbor basically, that no one had to
guard him at night. Allah, Allah Himself will guard him.
		
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			But this shows that the Muslims in Medina were constantly living in
		
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			in fear,
		
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			my constant threat of the enemy.
		
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			So it was in these circumstances that the I asked regarding PETA were revealed which I asked in sort
of hedge, for example, or Dinelli, Latina, ukata Luna be unknown, Lulu. That permission has been
granted to those who have been fought.
		
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			Those who have been fought Who are those who have been fought the Muslims constantly they've been
fought right. So now permission is being granted to them to do what to fight back. Why be anomalous
anymore because they have been wronged. Likewise, incircle baccara Wakata roofie Sybil La La Vina,
ukata Luna come fight in the way of Allah, those people who fight you.
		
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			Because remember that so far, Muslims were not allowed to take revenge to raise any weapons. Now,
the Muslims were allowed to fight the enemy. All right. And very soon this permission turned into an
obligation when the ayat were revealed quotevalet Komal Patel Patel has been cutting back on you
What does it mean by cortiva? It has been made obligatory upon you. Right. So at the beginning, in
the early stages, for the first few months permission was granted and then it was made obligatory.
All right. Now remember that the prophets are the law is that him? He fought the enemy in several
stages. Right. The first stage was fighting the Quraysh. The machine of courage, the people of
		
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			Makkah. Why? Because they're the ones who began the offensive. They're the
		
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			Ones who, who began the load of the oppression. They're the ones who came with weapons, right
against the Muslims. So the first mission was against to the crush the people of Mecca. This second
stage was a fighting the allies of the Quran, those who supported the crush who sided with the
crush, all right, because remember that the tribes in Arabia, what would they do? They would make
alliances with one another. All right. So and alliances and these facts? What did they mean? That if
I go to war, you go to war with me, if somebody fights me, they're also fighting you. So you so they
can also attack you? You understand? So if the Quraysh are fighting the Muslims, then along with
		
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			them, somebody else is also coming. There their allies are coming. So the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
didn't just wage war against the kadesh the people have macabre also their allies, then the next
stage was off fighting those people who are not decoration. We're not Arabs, all right, but for
example, the Jews, right with whom treaties were made, treaties of peace were made, but when they
violated those treaties, then they were also fought against right so this is why we see the
expedition against the people of fiber or even the Jews of Medina and inshallah we will learn about
that.
		
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			And then in general, the I look it up who began the offensive, so for example, the Christians, they
also inshallah, you will learn about that in sort of Toba with regards to the exposition of the
book, right that when the prophets have a lot of times sent letters to various kings, all right, one
of the messengers of the sort of loss of a lot of them who was sent to the Christians, he was
killed. All right, and remember that if the envoy is killed is assassinated, what does that mean?
War is being declared. Alright, so this is the reason why the prophets Allah laws, and I'm also
fought against the Al Kitab, the masala Alright, so you see how the circle increased gradually? All
		
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			right.
		
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			Now, what happened? The first stage, which was fighting against to the crush, how did this start?
Now remember that in Medina, the Muslims were constantly living in fear. Right? So the prophets, a
lot of Salaam
		
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			and the Muslims, they were alert from the very beginning. Right? They were careful from the very
beginning. How is obvious by the very fact that they would sleep with weapons, they would guard
result of loss at alladia center? Right? And part of this was also that the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam would send troops, he would send groups of armed men outside of Medina.
		
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			All right, so for example, a group of 60 people group of 20 people, a group of 100 people, how many
ever All right, that was needed, he would he would assemble a group of Sahaba appoint someone as a
leader, and he would send them on a particular expedition outside of Medina. All right, and you can
you can call this sariah right minor skirmishes, alright, or infantry patrol? So basically, he would
send them for patrolling the area outside of Medina. Right? What was the reason behind this? Why is
it that he would send these groups of people outside of Medina, on trade routes? All right, why? For
several reasons, first of all, to learn about the activities of the enemy. This was basically being
		
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			proactive, right? That are the machine of Makkah gathering anywhere in order to attack us, are they
coming? You know, a group of them armed men, are they coming? Are they making their way to Medina to
attack the Muslims?
		
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			Right? So this is the reason why the prophets Allah Lawson would send groups of Muslims every now
and then outside of Medina, to learn about the whereabouts of the enemy, the activities of the enemy
See, who is coming who is going all right. Because otherwise what would happen the enemy would come
and the Muslims would be unprepared.
		
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			All right. And another reason was to guard Medina,
		
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			guard Medina from outside because if the enemy sees that there are armed Muslims outside Medina,
what does that mean? That the Muslims are prepared right, and the Muslims inside are safe. So the
objective was also to guard the borders. Another reason was to show strength to the enemy.
		
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			That just because we we have left Mecca, we are now in Medina doesn't mean that you can come after
us and attack us. You know, we are equipped realize what you're dealing with. Don't threaten us for
no reason. Right? We are prepared if you raise weapons against us. Now we are also going to raise
weapons against you because so far the Muslims were never allowed to raise weapons against mockery
against the people of Makkah against the machine. So the machine thought that you know, okay,
Muslims, we can we can go and you know, if we could
		
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			torture and abuse them in Makkah, then certainly we can go and kill them in Medina but with the
Muslims coming outside Medina armed? What did that show to the enemy? courage and look we are
prepared to fight with you.
		
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			All right. And also remember that Medina was where was it located on the way to a sham. And every
year the people of Mecca traveled to a sham for the purpose of trade, which means that once they
would pass Medina on their way to a sham, and once they would pass Medina on the way back to
Morocco, this was certain right, this would definitely happen. So the plan was to intercept the
caravans, right? Also, why? Because if the mushy kornfeld the people of Makkah, they felt that their
caravans were in danger. What would they like to do? make peace with the Muslims? You understand?
They basically had two options. Now, when their caravans were being intercepted were in danger. The
		
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			most shikun of Makkah, they had two options, either make peace with the Muslims, right? We're not
gonna come fight you. You don't touch our caravans. right we'll be friends. Or even if we're not
friends, we'll just we won't bother one another. right this is this option was evident, make peace
with the Muslims come to some, you know, peaceful agreement, just like the prophets on a lot of
intimate mythique with the Jews, right with the mushy cone of Medina. This was also kind of an
invitation to the people of Mecca con you you can make peace with us. Otherwise, look, your your
caravans are in danger. Or the other option was fight. Come defend your caravans and fight. We
		
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			fight.
		
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			We fight. Think about it. We fight you have learned about the Battle of weather you have learned
about the Battle of war hood. Right? We fight? Okay. Yes, you see people of Makkah, who are now at
war with the people of Medina, it was clear that they were enemies. And this enmity was not just
going to be verbal. It was it was going to turn into some kind of violence. All right, it was
evident, because look at the threat of the people of Morocco are constantly giving to the Muslims of
Medina. All right. Then we learned that on one occasion, with some of the allies of the kadesh they
came into Medina attacked the shepherds, right killed some of the herdsmen and took their animals
		
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			and ran off. Right. So now they were at war. So basically, when the Muslims were intercepting their
caravans, the message was being given either make peace or come and fight openly, right, come and
fight openly. It doesn't make sense that you come and attack some of our people take some more
people as prisoners. This is not right, if you have a problem, come and fight openly, you
understand? So this was also another reason why the Prophet sallallahu Sallam sent groups of armed
men outside of Medina. Another reason was to do Dawa to the neighboring tribes because remember that
the people were not just living in Medina and Mecca, there were many tribes, right Bedouin tribes,
		
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			or small settlements between Medina and Mecca. So when the Muslims went to these places, they would
come across the different people. And when they would come across different people, they got a
chance to do that, what to them? And if not, that, at least, they would get a chance to be on
friendly terms with those tribes with those people. And was that necessary? Of course, it was
necessary. Because if there were tribes on the side of the Muslims, what would that mean that if the
Kurdish were ever to come and fight the Muslims, those people would not help the coalition they
would side with the Muslims, right? Any important news? They would come and give that to the
		
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			prophets all along. All right, so you understand why now all of these battles came about right
because many people they accuse the Muslims they say, well the prophets or the Lawson was the one
who started this right the trade caravan that was going from Morocco to a sham the Prophet
sallallahu Sallam intended to you know attack that and this is why the machine of Makkah they came
in defense of that caravan. And that's how the Battle of butter came about. Right and or hard wasn't
revenge for butter and one battle just led to the other but it was started by the Muslims, so they
blame the Muslims. Yes, inshallah, we will also learn about that, that the caravan especially that
		
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			was on its way to a sham, it was the biggest caravan ever, ever after the hegira All right, and it
was being led by Abu sufian. And why was it the biggest caravan ever? Because now, the people of
Mecca had taken over the properties of the Muslims who had left for Medina. Remember, Sohail Rumi,
when he left Makkah, he had to leave everything behind. Right. And other people of Makkah, whatever
property they had, whatever valuables they had, what would they do? They would sell them in order to
make profits. And where would they go and sell them?
		
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			a sham or you
		
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			Amen. All right. So this is one of the reasons why the Muslims, it was helpful for them it was just
for them to attack the caravans. Right? attacking the caravans does not mean mean highway robbery
over here. Okay? We have to understand that the people of Mecca were now at war with the people of
Medina. And when two nations are at war, then what do you want to do? Break the strength of the
other. And one of the greatest strengths that people have is their economical, their money. Right.
So if the caravan returned to Makkah with the prophets, all right, with all that money, what would
that mean, to people of Morocco would be even richer, they would be even stronger, they would have
		
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			even more resources to fight the Muslims with. Correct. So you know how like they say the best
defense is a good offense. Right? The best defense is a good offense, right? That you braid the
strength of the enemy, so that they cannot even attack you. They can't even come against you. So
this is also one of the reasons why the caravans were intercepted. All right, now we'll just go
through the timeline of the first two years all right, the major events that happened in the first
two years now the first year after Hitler, there'll be a will is when the Prophet sallallahu Sallam
did his will. Right. Now for the first six months things are somewhat okay. But what happens in the
		
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			month of Ramadan? In the month of Ramadan, so Why will the Prophet sallallahu arrives in Medina?
What's after it'll be lower than geomagic Allah manual okra
		
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			Raja Charmin and then Ramadan. So basically, after six months, what happens in the month of Ramadan?
The Prophet sallallahu Sallam sent about 30 mahadji rune, right? 30 Mahajan, under Hamza, there'll
be a lot more.
		
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			All right, so now all of these people are from Makkah Mahajan. And they make their way to the Red
Sea. Right and over there, they intercepted a trade caravan. That was under Abuja.
		
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			All right, and basically there were people of Makkah. But the 30 Mahajan on what happens they come
face to face with this trade caravan. And a fight was about to break out. But someone came in
between and they resolve the situation. So basically, there was no fight. All right, and the Muslims
returned to Medina. This happens in Ramadan. What month is after Ramadan? show what? Right after
Ramadan you have asked in the month up. So well. What happens in show wild that Abu Zubaydah even
had his little dilemma. He was sent with 60 Mahajan, right now 60 module to intercept another
caravan that was traveling with Abu sufian Abu Sufyan was their leader.
		
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			All right, and also Fianna 200 people with him. So 200 was shikun and on the other hand, how many
Muslims are there 60 again, a battle is about to break out but 111 nothing happened. Okay. Now this
little card doesn't hedger Muslim suffer. These are the sacred months, right. So basically, no
expeditions, no, no skirmishes, but definitely the Prophet sallallahu Sallam sent a few people to to
learn about the activities around Medina, what's going on? Who's coming? Who's going all right. Now,
second year after digital,
		
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			right, because the hedger is the end of the year. Right. What's after the hedger? Well, hold on
sacred month what's after more have himself on which is also a sacred month. However, in the month
of suffering, the Prophet sallallahu Sallam took 17 Mahajan with him. So now for the first time the
prophets have a lot of them goes with the Muslims. All right, 70 Mahajan, to meet another group of
Michigan but again, 100. A lot there was no confrontation. However, what happened that a peaceful
agreement was made with a particular Arab tribe. All right. So there was no the Muslims left Medina,
in order to catch up with a group of Michigan a but there was no confrontation, no battle, nothing
		
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			at all. However, they did come across some Arabs, some a particular tribe, and the Muslims made some
peaceful agreements with them. Right. Now, it'll be a while.
		
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			There'll be one or 200 who had Iran, they go with the Prophet sallallahu sallam. Right again,
outside Medina. Again, there was no confrontation. Right. But in the same month, what happened with
Dina is attacked by the allies of Kurdish. It was a very small minor attack. And this is what I
mentioned to you earlier, that they killed some of the herdsmen and they ran off with some of the
animals that belonged to the Muslims. But again, this
		
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			was a clear message that we are at war. Right?
		
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			So the prophets analyze them and the Sahaba they pursued the people who who attacked Medina, but
those people they got away next month, Jamal Allah or some ceremonial opera. What happened the
profits on lots of them took with him about 100 or 250 million were to Lucia euro. Now this is
important, right? Though Lucia euro.
		
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			He takes about 100 or 250 of the Muslims with him to overshadow what was the purpose. The purpose
was to intercept a trade caravan that was on its way to Sham from Makkah. So from Makkah, the
caravan is making its way to a sham. All right. And this caravan, again, is under who Abu Sufyan.
But what happened. Abu Sufyan, right one of his men, he saw the Muslims coming, it has said that he
just went off to the side to do something. And by by chance, he saw the Muslims, when he saw the
Muslims he told us of Canada was up and quickly made a made a clever move and they basically changed
the route and they escaped. Alright, they escaped. And they made their way to a sham they reached a
		
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			sham. This is known as azwan Ola
		
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			was why bother Ola the first expedition two. But was there a battle? No. Was there a confrontation?
No, nothing happened. All right. And this is also known as Russia.
		
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			Right? Because this is where
		
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			the Muslims were at the place of literal shadow. This happens in your module oola origin model. Now
in Rajab, the model oola geometric Ohara. What's next? which month is next? Roger?
		
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			All right, and Roger is a sacred month. Now what happens in logic is that the Prophet sallallahu
Sallam sent Abdullah evangelische, a little bit longer on who, with a few other companions, about 12
of them, or some say less, all right. And he sent them to a Nala to learn about the activities of
the Moroccan caravans, because remember that caravans are going to a sham, and they're also going to
Yemen. So the prophets of Allah sent him sent them towards Allah to see if there were any other
caravans in the area, right? Because they missed this one that was on its way to a sham. Right? So
let's see if there's any other caravan. Now what happened? Long story short, these Muslims, they saw
		
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			a very small caralyn that was on its way to Mecca that belong to the people of Mecca. And they
thought, let's attack even though the prophets have a lot of them, but not send them to attack he
sent them to learn about the whereabouts to to get information to get news, but to remember that so
far, Muslims had had no success, right? Because every time there was a possibility of a
confrontation, the situation would dissolve. Right? If they wanted to intercept a caravan, the
caravan escaped, right. So they thought, you know what, these are just a few camels, just a few
people, it's our chance to gain some, you know, to take some revenge basically from the wish to
		
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			corner of Mecca. Right. So what happened? They attack the caravan. And they killed one men, or
according to others, two men. And they brought the other two men, as captives do Medina with the
goods, and they're so happy, right on 11 Gerrish, it'll be lower on who and his companions that were
so happy. But what they didn't realize, or they did realize was that it was the last day of origin.
		
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			Which means that it was the last day off the sacred month. So they weren't supposed to do that.
Either. This happened by accident, they were mistaken. Or they realized that there were only a few
hours left until sunset. Right? Because it was the last day of logic. And they thought that if they
waited until sunset, the caravan would escape.
		
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			So they figured that it's only a few hours, no big deal in sha Allah. It's it's not a serious
action. And they felt that the good was greater than the harm. All right, so this is why they attack
the caravan. However, when the prophets Allah, Islam, saw them coming with captains and with goods,
he was upset. I didn't send you for this purpose. Right. So what happened? He returned the goods to
the people of Makkah, he left the capitals go, and the blood money was paid. However, the people of
Makkah as well as the Jews of Medina, they made a lot of noise. Right? They spread a lot of
propaganda, that what kind of Muslims are you? Or what what kind of a prophet Are you that you are
		
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			waging war in the sacred month of suffer
		
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			and then the
		
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			revealed in total bacala Yes aluna Carnage shadow halloumi qatal in fee they asked you about the
sacred month fighting there in bulk Italian fee, Kabir say that fighting in it is great Is it
serious, was subtler in Serbia Allah He will go from be one must be done How long will you allow him
in Who? A couple in the law, but the crimes that you are committed? Which ones are they stopping
people from the way of Allah? Right? And this believing in Allah and stopping people from the sacred
mosque and those who live in the area, expelling them from that from that area? That is worse, that
is greater in the sight of Allah. Alright, because remember, that sounds a little our new person
		
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			from Medina when he went from LA, was he welcoming Mecca? No, he wasn't. Right. And the people who
were in Makkah, the Muslims of Makkah, were they say from Mecca? No, they weren't. This is why they
have to leave and go to Medina.
		
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			Now what happened in the month of charbon? So after Rajab is charbon, in the month of charbon, the
Qibla was changed.
		
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			This is a second year of digital. Right Tableau was changed in the month of shaba. And this is the
first time when NUS was done. abrogation of a ruling happened. The prophets that a lot of them was
initially commanded to pray towards beta democritus. And this happened even in Makkah, right because
the prophets are the laws and face the Kaaba in such a way that karma was before him. But he was
praying in the in the direction of beta democritus. Right. But now when he was in Medina, Makkah,
was one way and by to mock this was the exact opposite way. Correct. Now, when the Prophet
sallallahu first immigrated to Medina, he was finally amongst the people who believed in prophets,
		
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			scriptures, right? There were people of the book, there was some resemblance to them. The kadesh the
people of Makkah, didn't even know what a prophet was, Who were they? Oh, miyun, they had no
scripture. their belief in the angel was was also messed up, right? They didn't believe in
resurrection. All right, so they were not as close to the Muslims in faith. But the Jews of Medina,
were they close, in fact, very close. Right? Even now, we see so many similarities between Muslims
and Jews, right? Even when it comes to dietary restrictions, there's so many similarities. So
anyway, the prophets of Allah Islam was very optimistic that the Jews would believe but they did not
		
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			believe and without was made, but over time, their relations with the Jews they worsened. And the
Prophet sallallahu sallam, he did not wish to face, beta blockers and Salah himself. Why because
firstly, you missed Makkah, he missed the karma. All right. And secondly, the relations with the
Jews were, were not good. And he didn't, you know, when, when things are not too good with a
particular individual, then you just want to do everything different from them. Right? So the
province of a lot of them didn't want to face their Qibla he didn't want to, but obviously he waited
patiently, he wouldn't change the Qibla himself. gibreel couldn't do that for him either. He had to
		
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			wait for the command to come from Allah subhanaw taala. And finally the command came. And the
prophets Allah loves him. He prayed for budget facing basically mock this. Then what happened in the
early hours of the day, where he came the command to change the Qibla right that came, which meant
that Lord Salah was prayed facing the Kaaba, right so fudger was prayed, facing basically macness
and Allah was prayed facing the Kaaba, right. Now what happened? Some of the Muslims who were who
prayed Lord with them with the Prophet sallallahu Sallam in much of the novel way, they found out
the Qibla had changed. Now they went home, alright, and some of them when they returned home. So for
		
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			example, one particular companion, when he reached the area of Bonnaroo cinema, he saw the people
performing are sort of facing beta muchness. So while the Salah was going on, he told them loudly
that I just prayed for now with the prophets on the laws and and facing the Kaaba, the Qibla has
been changed. So what happened during the Sunnah, the Eman. He turned around, he walked all the way
to the end of the congregation. All right, facing Kaaba. And the whole congregation basically turned
around and this is why the most of the one who selama it came to be known as Mr. Qibla thing, right
because once Allah was performed facing both privileges, the first half facing beta blockers and the
		
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			other half was prayed facing the Qibla in Makkah, right. And now, this is where you see with the
change of the Qibla what happened, the back of the masjid became the front of the masjid of
Rasulullah sallallahu Sallam at this point, there was no roof on the masjid of Rasulullah sallallahu
wasallam no roof at all. All right. And this is why now the back of the masjid which was previously
front of the masjid the Prophet sallallahu Sallam instructed that allegedly put, which would be a
shelter, right for the people who would sit under it, who would rest under it. So it was a
		
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			So far, right? Which was a shade for the people who would rest under it because up until this point,
the Muslims who were immigrating to Medina who was being established well heart was being
established but now the houses were full the houses were full. So now the people who are coming in
had to be accommodated somewhere. So what would they doing? They would they were staying in the
masjid. But the prophets Allah allows them instructed that a shade be put for them at least, so that
when they arrested during the day, they have some shade. Right. So these are the sofa right? Now
what happened? The Qibla was changed and the following month, what month is next after Shabbat?
		
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			Ramadan in Ramadan What happened? The Battle of budish
		
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			but the Cobra Cobra occurred what was the oola What was the first one when the Muslims tried to
intercept the caravan but the caravan escaped. Right. Now the caravan reached a sham. They made
their profits. All right. And now they're on their way back to Makkah.
		
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			who's leading the caravan, Abu sufian.
		
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			Now it was a vianne was already scared. Why? Because they had just escaped the Muslims. Right now.
On their way back I was a fan was even more careful.
		
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			Right? He was even more careful. What did he do? As he was making his way to Makkah, he sent his
spies to spy on the spies of the prophets of Allah Himself. Okay, so he sent people to find out
who's coming, who's going.
		
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			Now what happened. He's coming. And he finds out when he speaks to certain people, that there were
some people of Medina, some Muslims who passed by this area. So he goes to check that area. And he
sees camel dung over there.
		
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			Takes a camel dung breaks it up. And what does he find in it? date seeds. All right. And he
recognized those date seats to be from yesterday.
		
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			You understand? So I was a fan. He was not an ordinary man, very intelligent, very sharp, sharp. So
he realized that the Muslims have just passed by this area, which means the Muslims, nowhere coming.
Right. And they are getting ready to attack us again.
		
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			So I was a fan. What did he do? two things. First of all, he changed his route completely. And
secondly, he sent were to Makkah
		
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			that come and defend us. All right, come and defend us. So he sent word to Makkah right through this
man London. And this man when he reaches Makkah, he basically tears his clothes up and he makes
noise and he goes about the streets of Makkah, you know, creating a scene. So what happened? people
from every household of maka came in order to defend the caravan. Why? Because first of all, the the
cry was so intense that everybody got, you know, emotionally involved. And secondly, that caravan,
remember,
		
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			every household of Makkah had invested in that caravan. If that caravan didn't make it to Makkah,
that would mean financial loss for every household.
		
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			So anyone who was able to go, got up and went. So about 1300 people went from Makkah, the leaders
included, the only chief that did not go was Abu lahab he was the only person who stayed behind. So
you can imagine the 1300 people left Makkah to go and defend the caravan. And if necessary, fight
the Muslims. All right. Now the Muslims, how many Muslims had come from Medina to intercept the
caravan? Only 300 Muslims, right? In a hadith we learned that the Prophet sallallahu Sallam when he
he had sent spies, right to find out if the caravan was returning. And what the caravan was like. So
the news that he got was that the caravan is coming with about 1000 camels, all right, and only 40
		
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			people guarding the caravan. Only 40 people. So the prophets on a lot of them decided right now we
have to leave. So he made the announcement that we're leaving right now, immediately. So anyone who
could immediately get ready, was to go along with the Prophet sallallahu sallam. You know, some
people they said that Yeah, well, you know, our animals already over here. Just give us a few
minutes. We'll we'll go and join you know, right now. Whoever could leave could leave. Why? Because
all that the Muslims needed was just a couple of people, right? So the profit total loss. figure
that even if there's only 300 Muslims to go and intercept the caravan that's efficient because they
		
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			have only 40 guards. The sooner we
		
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			Go, the better it is. Right? So only 313 according to others 316 or 17. There's a slight difference
of opinion. But 310 odd number of Muslims went along with the Prophet sallallahu sallam, and this is
the reason why there were only two horses, right and 70 camels. Why? Because when they left, they
went to catch the caravan, which had only 14 men 40 guards. All right. So the prophets are the laws
and the Muslims, they leave Medina to catch the caravan. But the caravan escapes because it was
affion found out but in the meantime, what happens 1300 mushrikeen from Makkah, come all right. I
was a fan sends work to them that I am safe, go back. But Abuja house has no way. We're not going
		
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			back. We have come all this way. And we're gonna fight the Muslims. All right. So what happens 300
of the people of the mystic army, they left the sudden No, we didn't. We just came to save the
caravan. The caravan is safe word. We don't want to participate in any bloodshed. We're just going
back. So now how many machico remain 1000 and how many Muslims 313 something right. And these are
the events that lead to the Battle of better and inshallah we'll learn about the actual Battle of
weather in our next class inshallah.
		
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			subchronic. Along will be handling the alert Illa Illa and Mr. Whittaker wanted to break down more
than a camera to lay over cattle.