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مرحبًا زائرThe Messenger of Allah ﷺ leaves Madinah with his army in Ramadan of Year 8 after the Hijrah to conquer Makkah
In Ramadan of Year 8 after the Hijrah, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ left Madinah with his army, heading to Makkah to conquer it.
In Ramadan of Year 8 after the Hijrah, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ left Madinah with his army, heading to Makkah to conquer it.
It marks a decisive turning point in the Prophetic biography and the end of the major confrontation with Quraysh
In Ramadan of this year, the Messenger of Allah ﷺ left Madinah with his army to conquer Makkah.
This means that the Prophet ﷺ led the Muslim army from Madinah in the month of Ramadan, and their goal was Makkah, to conquer it and remove the polytheism there.
The news reached Quraysh, and the pursuit of those who had given the pledge. The leaders of Makkah returned while nearly certain that this news was false, but they kept investigating it—asking about it repeatedly and looking into it closely—until they became sure that the news was true and that the pledge had in fact taken place. That was after the pilgrims had dispersed to their homes, so their horsemen hurried to chase the people of Yathrib, but too late. However, they managed to see Sa'd ibn Ubadah and al-Mundhir ibn 'Amr and pursued them,
The Muslims moved from the stage of conflict with Quraysh to the stage of victory and consolidation, and people began entering Islam in crowds.
The Conquest of Makkah is one of the greatest events in the Seerah and a major historical turning point
It led to the spread of Islam and people entering it in crowds.
It ended Quraysh's hostile influence and consolidated the authority of the Islamic state.
It changed the Arabs' attitude toward Islam after they saw the strength of the Muslims.
It teaches steadfastness, patience, and good leadership.
It helped move the Arabian Peninsula into a new stage of monotheism.
The Conquest of Makkah was a decisive step in establishing Islam in the Arabian Peninsula.
Led the army and left Madinah to conquer Makkah
Allah's support for His Messenger ﷺ and the truth's triumph.
Commitment to the lawful purpose of the conquest.
Unifying society under the banner of Islam.
The establishment of Islam's authority in Makkah.
Teaching the ummah that victory comes after preparation and patience
Showing the effect of organized leadership in achieving goals.
The beginning of a new stage in the history of the Arabs and Islam.
Some environments are resistant to the values of truth and reform.
Organized work and wise leadership can change reality.
The importance of planning and clarity of goals.
Great change needs leadership and a clear project.
Steadfastness on principle, along with hard work.
The present reality cannot be judged in every respect by the event of the conquest.
The Prophetic context was revelation and Prophetic leadership, while the modern one is human reasoning.
If the lawful and organizational means are in place, organized initiative is more effective in achieving the intended goal.
