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Battle of Khandaq
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Introduction
Background
Reasons for the battle
Defence of the muslims
Events
Outcomes
4. Battle of the Ditch, (AD 627), Arabic Al-Khandaq (The
Ditch), associate degree early Muslim ending that
ultimately forced the Meccans to acknowledge the political
and spiritual strength of the Muslim community in Medina.
A Meccan army of three,000 men had defeated the
undisciplined Muslim forces at Uḥud close to Medina in
625, wounding Muhammad himself. In March 627, once
they had persuaded variety of Arabian tribes to affix their
cause, the Meccans brought a force of ten,000 men once
morest Medina again. Muhammad then resorted to ways
unknown to the Arabs, World Health Organization were
acquainted with temporary, isolated raids. instead of sally
intent on meet the enemy within the usual way—the
mistake created at Uḥud—he had a ditch mamma around
Medina, in line with tradition, at the suggestion of a
Persian convert, Salmān.
Introduction
5. The Meccan horsemen were discombobulated and shortly
bored, and also the coalition of Arabian tribes started
calling it quits. when associate degree unsuccessful
encirclement, the Meccans spread. With the Muslim and
Meccan forces currently additional equally matched and
also the Meccans wearing of a war that was damaging
their trade, Muhammad used his ending to barter larger
concessions for the Muslims during a accord at al-
Ḥudaybiyah (628).
48. After their fight from Mecca, the Muslims fought the
Meccan Quraysh at the Battle of Badr in 624,[7] and at the
Battle of Uhud in 625.[8] though the Muslims neither won
nor were defeated at the Battle of Uhud, their posture was
step by step growing. In Gregorian calendar month 626
Muhammad raised a force of three hundred men and ten
horses to satisfy the Quraysh army of one,000 at Badr for
the time. though no fighting occurred, the coastal tribes
were affected with Muslim power. Muhammad additionally
tried, with restricted success, to interrupt up several
alliances against the Muslim enlargement.
notwithstanding, he was unable to forestall the Meccan
one.
Background
49. As that they had within the battles of Badr and Uhud, the
Muslim army once more used strategic strategies against
their opponents (at Badr, the Muslims enclosed the wells,
however failed to deprive their opponents of water since
Ali failed to need to follow the footsteps of the Meccan
army; at the Battle of Uhud, Muslims created strategic use
of the hills). during this battle they diverge a trench to
render the enemy cavalry ineffective
50. The reason for this battle was to defend Medina from
attack, once Banu Nazir associated Banu Qaynuqa tribes
shaped an alliance with the Quraysh to attack him as
revenge for emission them from Medina throughout the
Invasion of Banu Qaynuqa and Invasion of Banu Nadir.
The Muslim scholar Ibn Kathir states: "The reason why the
Confederates came was that a bunch of the leaders of the
Banu Nadir, whom the traveler of Supreme Being had
expelled from Al-Madinah to Khaybar, together with
Sallam bin Abu Al-Huqayq, Sallam bin Mishkam and
Kinanah bin Ar-Rabi`, visited Makkah wherever they met
with the leaders of Quraysh and incited them to create war
against the Prophet
Reasons for the battle
51. When Holy prophet (PBUH) heard of their gathering, he
consulted his companions about what to do to resist them.
Hazrat SalmanFarsi (R.A) suggested digging a trench,
which is direction of entry into the city, so the muslims dug
it.Madinah was landlocked by two sides,trench was dug.
Defence of muslims
52. When the Quraysh UN agency reached the outskirts of
Madina were confronted with the ditch, a up to now
unknown suggests that of defense in peninsula, they were
left stupefied. Throughout the following beleaguering,
arrows and stones rained upon either side. The Muslim
army tried to stop the enemy forces gaining access to
town via alternative points on the one hand, and to
overpower them on the ditch on the opposite. The enemy
attacked in turns, with far-famed fighters like Abu Sufyan,
Hubayra ibn Abi Wahb, Ikrima ibn Abi Jahl, and ‘Umar’s
brother Dirar ibn al-Khattab, Khalid ibn Walid and 'Amr ibn
al-'As in command. On one occasion, the Prophet’s tent
was subjected to a significant barrage of arrows, however
this attack was foiled with the counterattack of the
Companions.
Events
53. At one stage throughout the beleaguering, a number of
Quraysh cavalrymen managed to cross to the Muslim
facet via a slender purpose of the ditch. one in all these
men was ‘Amr ibn ‘Abd al-Wud, celebrated among Arabs
for his courageousness and bravado. ‘Amr ibn ‘Abd al-
Wud requested a soul for one on one combat. A young ‘Ali
came forward. Prophet Muhammad gave ‘Ali his brand
and his turban. ‘Amr was overtaken by ‘Ali UN agency he
had ab initio underestimated and was killed with a
sweeping blow of his brand. Nawfal ibn ‘And Supreme
Being, UN agency crossed the ditch along with him, fell
into the ditch and died, whereas the others were forced to
retreat.
54. While there have been some minor skirmishes throughout
the beleaguering that lasted around twenty days, the
confederate forces were unsuccessful. because the
Makkan polytheists had ready for a brief battle, the
sources of provisions for each their troops and their
mounts ran out. Meanwhile, the Muslims intercepted the
food provides and feed loaded on twenty camels and sent
by the Khaybar Jews. Moreover, because the weather
became extraordinarily cold, the Makkans intimate with
increasing issue and afraid once their tents were
destroyed by a significant storm. that they had approached
the tip of the month of Islamic calendar month, and
therefore the sacred month of Dhu al-Qa'dah was quick
approaching that meant that the season of journey was to
begin. because of of these factors, Abu Sufyan knew that
he couldn't win any important gains, therefore he raised
the beleaguering and left for Makka (5 Dhu al-Qa'dah/April
627).
55. The failure of the siege marked the beginning of
Muhammad’s undoubtable political strength in Madinah.
This defeat causes Makkans to lose their trade with Syria
and much of their prestige with it. What Makkkans at this
point began to know that conversion to Islam would be the
most prudent option.
Outcomes