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مرحبًا زائرThe Expedition against Banu Qurayzah in Dhu al-Qa'dah of Year 5 after the Hijrah (5 AH)
The Expedition against Banu Qurayzah took place in Dhu al-Qa'dah of Year 5 after the Hijrah (5 AH). It came after Banu Qurayzah broke their pact and betrayed the Muslims during the Confederates, and this was one result of their great betrayal.
نقض العهد في أحرج لحظة، والحكم الذي ارتضاه الطرفان.
The Expedition against Banu Qurayzah took place in Dhu al-Qa'dah of Year 5 after the Hijrah (5 AH). It came after Banu Qurayzah broke their pact and betrayed the Muslims during the Confederates, and this was one result of their great betrayal.
It is an extension of the events of al-Ahzab and what followed them in dealing with the effects of internal betrayal and external danger.
And in Dhu al-Qa'dah of this year: The Expedition against Banu Qurayzah took place, and they received the punishment for their great betrayal.
What is meant is that Banu Qurayzah broke the pact at a time when the Muslims were under severe pressure. Then their situation was dealt with militarily after their betrayal became clear, so the expedition was a punishment for their treachery.
Banu Qurayzah broke their pact with the Prophet ﷺ and joined the polytheists in fighting against the Muslims during the Battle of the Confederates (al-Ahzab).
Banu Qurayzah shifted from keeping the treaty to joining the enemies of the Muslims at a time of siege and severe danger.
The threat created by the treachery of Banu Qurayzah was removed, and it was confirmed that breaking a treaty has consequences.
One of the events of Year 5 after the Hijrah linked to what came after the Confederates.
It shows the danger of breaking covenants for the believing community.
It shows the need to protect the state from internal danger allied with an external enemy.
It confirms that society cannot be sound with treachery and betrayal.
It teaches fulfilling a pledge and being wary of betrayal.
It highlights a political and moral system that holds people accountable for breaking covenants.
It addresses an internal gap that threatened Madinah during the siege.
The party that broke the treaty and took part in the betrayal, and then the ghazwah took place against them
The leader of the Muslims in confronting the treachery of Banu Qurayzah
That Allah grants victory to the believers and exposes treachery.
Betrayal has consequences, and fulfilling a pledge is fundamental.
Social security cannot stand when agreements are broken.
An alliance with the enemy against the Muslim community requires confrontation.
Teaching the ummah that a pledge is a responsibility, and betrayal is not among the morals of believers.
The need for a mechanism to verify reports and confront threats.
The rise of an organized society that safeguards pledges and holds people accountable for breaking them.
An internal threat allied with the opponents of the community or the state.
Keeping agreements and protecting society from internal betrayal.
The importance of verifying loyalties and commitments, and not being lenient with breaking pledges.
The need to protect internal security and confront treason firmly and fairly.
To be faithful to one's pledge and not take part in betrayal.
It is limited to the general lesson and does not equate the prophetic context with the modern reality in the details.
The prophetic context was the building of an emerging state and direct war, while the modern context has different systems and laws.
Every pledge or agreement requires fulfillment, and breaking it threatens security and calls for institutional action.
