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مرحبًا زائرExpedition of Bashir ibn Sa'd al-Ansari to Yumn and Jabar in Shawwal of Year 7 after the Hijrah (7 AH)
Bashir ibn Sa'd al-Ansari set out on an expedition to Yumn and Jabar in Shawwal, in the year 7 AH, with three hundred of the Muslims, to meet a large group that had gathered to raid the outskirts of Madinah. When they heard of Bashir's advance, they fled. Bashir took much livestock and captured two men. He then brought them to Madinah and to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, and they embraced Islam.
Bashir ibn Sa'd al-Ansari set out on an expedition to Yumn and Jabar in Shawwal, in the year 7 AH, with three hundred of the Muslims, to meet a large group that had gathered to raid the outskirts of Madinah. When they heard of Bashir's advance, they fled. Bashir took much livestock and captured two men. He then brought them to Madinah and to the Messenger of Allah ﷺ, and they embraced Islam.
This is part of the expeditions that aimed to secure Madinah and show the strength of the Muslims after Hudaybiyyah.
In Shawwal of this year: there was also the Expedition of Bashir ibn Sa'd to Yumn and Jabar.
The meaning is that the Prophet ﷺ sent Bashir ibn Sa'd with a number of the Muslims toward Yumn and Jabar to stop a group that was preparing to attack Madinah. When that group learned of the Muslims' approach, they fled, so the Muslims gained spoils and two men were captured, then they embraced Islam.
During that period, there was military activity after The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah, with punitive moves against those who threatened Madinah or its outskirts.
Protecting Madinah and deterring tribal forces that threatened the Muslims and aimed to raid and plunder.
The immediate threat from that group was broken, and the captives returned to Madinah as Muslims.
It represents one of the expeditions of Year 7 after the Hijrah (7 AH).
It led to the Islam of two prisoners.
It showed the Muslims' ability to deter the threats around Madinah.
Securing the outskirts of the Madinan community from raids.
Shows the effect of firmness while keeping the door of guidance open.
Reflects the Muslim community’s move toward a security system that protects public life.
Affirms the policy of securing Madinah and foiling raid plans before they happen.
Commander of the expedition
They were captured, then came to Madinah and embraced Islam
Victory and success are in Allah’s hands, while taking the means.
Combining firmness and mercy; the two captives embraced Islam.
Protecting the group from outside aggression.
Preemptive deterrence preserves public security.
The Muslims gained many blessings.
Teaching the Companions organized work under one leadership.
A central decision to send and carry out the expedition.
Building security is the basis for a stable society.
Security threats or groups preparing to attack society.
Acting early to protect society while keeping the door of guidance and repentance open.
The importance of organization and clear leadership in managing security and the call to Islam.
The need to protect vulnerable frontiers and areas from threats.
To be useful where you are, and disciplined with the community and leadership.
This event can only be compared with modern cases in the basic principles of protection and deterrence, without overreaching the facts or making unsupported analogies.
The Prophetic context was led by revelation and had special tribal circumstances that do not match modern states.
Preventive security together with wise da'wah brings protection for society and guidance for individuals.
