July 2024

The Expeditions of Badr al-Mau’id and Dummat al-Jandal offer profound lessons in faith, strategy, and leadership. The Holy Prophet (sa) demonstrated unwavering faith and strategic acumen in both expeditions, leading his companions with resolve and foresight. These expeditions were not just military campaigns but were aimed at establishing peace and security for all. The lessons […]

The Expedition of Dummat al-Jandal in 5 AH demonstrated the strategic foresight of the Holy Prophet (sa). Located near the Roman state of Syria, Dummat al-Jandal was a hub of robbery and looting, posing a potential threat to the stability of the region. By addressing this issue proactively, the Holy Prophet (sa) not only ensured

In 5 AH, the Holy Prophet (sa) led an expedition to Dummat al-Jandal, located 450 kilometers from Madinah, to curb the rampant robbery and looting in the region. This expedition was unique as it was the first to take place so far from Madinah and aimed at establishing peace rather than engaging in direct conflict.

During the Expedition of Badr al-Mau’id, the unwavering support and counsel of Hazrat Abu Bakr (ra) and Hazrat Umar (ra) played a crucial role. As some Muslims grew fearful due to the exaggerated claims of Nu’aim about the Makkan army, Hazrat Abu Bakr and Hazrat Umar reassured the Holy Prophet (sa) of their commitment to

The Expedition of Badr al-Mau’id in 4 AH showcased not only the bravery of the Muslims but also the strategic retreat of Abu Sufyan. As the appointed time for the battle drew near, Abu Sufyan realized the futility of his arrogant challenge due to famine and his fear of confronting the Muslims. Despite sending Nu’aim

In 4 AH, the Holy Prophet Muhammad (sa) set out from Madinah with a force of 1,500 companions for the Expedition of Badr al-Mau’id. This expedition was initiated in response to Abu Sufyan bin Harb’s proclamation after the Battle of Uhud, challenging the Muslims to a battle at Badr al-Sufra. Despite Abu Sufyan’s attempts to