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مرحبًا زائرThe conquest of Wadi al-Qura on the Prophet ﷺ's return from Khaybar, the taking of its property as spoils, and the settlement with its Jews for half of what the land produced
When the Messenger of Allah ﷺ had finished with Khaybar, he headed to Wadi al-Qura. He fought those there until he took it by force, and he seized its property. Then he left the land and the palm trees in the hands of the Jews and dealt with them on it as he had dealt with the people of Khaybar.
When the Messenger of Allah ﷺ had finished with Khaybar, he headed to Wadi al-Qura. He fought those there until he took it by force, and he seized its property. Then he left the land and the palm trees in the hands of the Jews and dealt with them on it as he had dealt with the people of Khaybar.
It represents an extension of the results of Khaybar and the consolidation of Islamic control in the north of the Hijaz.
And on his return from Khaybar as well, The conquest of Wadi al-Qura took place, and he took its property as spoils and left its land with the Jews on half of what it produced, as with the people of Khaybar.
After the matter of Khaybar ended, the Prophet ﷺ went to Wadi al-Qura, where there were Jews and a group of Arabs with them. They first resisted the Muslims, then the matter ended with the place being taken and the property seized, while the land and palm trees remained in the hands of the Jews under a system of sharing what the land produced.
It came after the end of Khaybar, and in Wadi al-Qura there was a group of Jews, and a group of Arabs joined them.
The spread of Muslim influence after Khaybar and securing the route and the surrounding hostile or resisting groups.
Wadi al-Qura moved from resistance to submission to the Muslims, while the Jews remained on the land under a contract of sharing in the produce.
Documents the expansion of the conquest after Khaybar to Wadi al-Qura
Shows the continued call of Islam with conquest and dealings with the people of the place
Strengthens the power of the Islamic state in northern Hijaz
Shows the possibility of leaving the people of the land on it under a known contract after conquest
Teaches the management of war booty and keeping to agreements
Shows how the economic relationship with the local people was organized
Secures the route and consolidates control over the locations beyond Khaybar
Leader of the conquest and organizer of the settlement and arrangement over the land
The side whose land was conquered and then dealt with regarding the land
They joined the Jews in Wadi al-Qura
Allah's support for the believers in the conquest
Combining decisiveness in conquest with justice in dealings
Leaving the people on their land under a known contract
Bringing the resisting centers under Muslim authority
Taking war booty from wealth and organizing the use of the land
Teaching the Companions how to manage the period after conquest
Having an organized system of dealings for the land and palms
Turning conquest into a system of stability and production
Managing areas emerging from conflict after the fighting ends
Combining firm security measures with fair economic organization
The importance of clear contracts in managing resources after control or reconciliation
Organizing relations with local residents in a way that preserves stability
Understanding that strength should be joined with order and justice
It is limited to the general meaning, without uncontrolled applications
The prophetic context was revelation and Prophetic leadership in a special situation
When the dispute ends, rights and resources should be organized through a clear contract
