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مرحبًا زائرExpedition of Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf may Allah be pleased with him to Dumat al-Jandal in Sha'ban of Year 6 after the Hijrah, and the Prophet ﷺ instructed him, if they obeyed, to marry the daughter of their king
Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf may Allah be pleased with him went on an expedition to Dumah al-Jandal in Sha'ban of 6 AH. The Prophet ﷺ advised him on the best conduct in war and said to him: If they obey you, marry the daughter of their king. He stayed three days calling them to Islam, and they accepted Islam. Then he married Tumadir bint al-Asbagh.
Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf may Allah be pleased with him went on an expedition to Dumah al-Jandal in Sha'ban of 6 AH. The Prophet ﷺ advised him on the best conduct in war and said to him: If they obey you, marry the daughter of their king. He stayed three days calling them to Islam, and they accepted Islam. Then he married Tumadir bint al-Asbagh.
It is an example of the da'wah missions that combined conveying the message, wisdom, and reconciliation after the Islamic state expanded.
In Sha'ban of this year: the expedition of Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf - may Allah be pleased with him - to Dumah al-Jandal took place, and the Prophet ﷺ instructed him to marry the daughter of their king if they accepted Islam, and he married her.
The Prophet ﷺ sent Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf to Dumah al-Jandal and guided him to da'wah and wisdom. He invited the people to Islam for three days, and they responded. Then he married the daughter of their king as he had been ordered.
The event comes within the expeditions and detachments after the Battle of al-Muraysi', and in the context of da'wah and political activity in Year 6 after the Hijrah.
To spread Islam among distant tribes and regions, and to link da'wah with wisdom and alliance after the people accepted Islam.
The people moved from their previous state to Islam, and a new bond of alliance by marriage formed between them and the Muslims.
Documents the expeditions of the sixth year after the Hijrah to Dumah al-Jandal
It shows the effect of direct da'wah in the people's acceptance of Islam.
Reflects the extension of the Islamic state's influence to the outskirts
Shows the effect of marriage ties in strengthening bonds after Islam
Teaches patience in the call to Islam and adherence to the guidance of the Prophet ﷺ
Embodies the shift in relations from conflict to Islam and reconciliation
Affirms the presence of Muslims in distant areas and linking them to the call to Islam
Leader of the expedition, caller to Islam, and married after the people's Islam
He ordered the expedition and directed Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf
The daughter of their king whom Abd ar-Rahman ibn Awf married
Their king and father of Tamadir
Guidance is in the hands of Allah and is achieved through sincere da'wah.
Wisdom and gentleness in dealing with the people
Marriage ties may be a means of strengthening bonds after Islam
The call to Islam extended to influential leaders and lands
Following the Prophet ﷺ's command and staying firm in the mission
The presence of organized prophetic guidance for envoys and expeditions
Building a new community on the basis of the Message, not tribalism
The difficulty of reaching distant or cautious communities with the call to Islam
The call to Islam needs patience, wisdom, gradualism, and respect for people
Organizing da'wah missions and linking them to gentle persuasion and wisdom
The importance of building relations on shared values, not on confrontation
Commitment to guidance and calm, effective action
The modern context cannot be compared literally to the context of the expedition and political marriage
The event took place in the context of a nascent state, revelation, and direct prophetic guidance
Offer the call to Islam with wisdom, and if there is a response, build good ties on it
