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    Sulh Ul Hudaybiyah: The Peace Treaty With Quraysh

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    The Treaty of Hudaybiyah established a 10-year truce between the Prophet Muhammad and the Quraysh tribe. Key terms included: 1) Muslims could visit Mecca the following year for 3 days, 2) both sides would refrain from fighting and provocation, 3) tribes could form alliances freely. When Abu Jandal joined the Muslims, his father Suhayl refused to let him go. The Prophet counseled patience. Some Muslims felt humiliated by the treaty but obeying the Prophet's example helped change their view. The treaty spread Islam and protected lives while recognizing its growing power.

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    The Treaty of Hudaybiyah established a 10-year truce between the Prophet Muhammad and the Quraysh tribe. Key terms included: 1) Muslims could visit Mecca the following year for 3 days, 2) both sides would refrain from fighting and provocation, 3) tribes could form alliances freely. When Abu Jandal joined the Muslims, his father Suhayl refused to let him go. The Prophet counseled patience. Some Muslims felt humiliated by the treaty but obeying the Prophet's example helped change their view. The treaty spread Islam and protected lives while recognizing its growing power.

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    Sulh ul Hudaybiyah: The

    Peace Treaty with Quraysh


    Treaty of Hudaybiyah

     The Quraysh offered a deal to Prophet Muhammad (SAW).


    The terms included the following:
     1. Prophet Muhammad & Muslims would be permitted to
    visit Makkah next year and perform their Umrah and stay in
    Makkah for 3 days.
     2. The Quraysh and Muslims would come to a truce for 10
    years that they would refrain from fighting and avoid
    provocation.
     3. The Muslim and the Quraysh would be free to sign
    alliance treaties with any tribes around Arabia.
     4. The Muslims would reject any person from the Quraysh
    defecting to Madinah to become a Muslim. But the Quraysh
    would be free to receive any Muslim wishing to change his
    religion and join the Makkans.
    The Story of Abu Jandal
    The Story of Abu Jandal
    After the treaty Abu Jandal, son of Suhayl
    Ibn Amr came and joined the Muslims.
    When Suhayl saw him, he became furious
    and caught hold of him.
    Abu Jandal cried for the help. The Prophet
    asked Suhayl to allow his son to join the
    Muslims, but he refused.
    Rasoolullah said,”Be patient and control
    yourself, surely God will make some way
    out for you and for the oppressed
    (Makkah). We have bound ourselves to
    make peace between ourselves and the
    people (Quraysh) and we have given them
    and they have given us the covenant of
    God, and we will not break that.”
    Internal Unrest
     When the Sahabah left Madinah, they had no
    doubt that they would open Makkah, as
    shown in the dream that they saw what the
    Prophet had endure during the negotiations,
    many of them felt that this was a humiliation
    to the Prophet and to Islam. The Abu Jandal
    scene compounded the negativity that they
    were feeling.
    The Wisdom Ummu Salmah
     When he finished signing the treaty, the Prophet asked
    the Sahabah to slaughter their sacrifice and shave their
    heads. This was the ritual signifying the completion of
    their Umrah. No one moved. He repeated his request
    three times, but most of the Muslims didn’t obey.
     The Prophet entered the tent of his wife Ummu Salmah
    and complained her. She asked: “Oh Prophet of Allah!
    Do you want them to listen to you?” “Yes” he replied.
    “Then, go out and don’t speak to any one until you
    slaughter and get shaved yourself”.
     He got out and did exactly that. When they witnessed
    him doing so they got up and slaughtered and fought
    each other to get shaved first.
    The Revelation of Surat ul Fateh
    Benefits of the Treaty

    There follows a list of some of the


    benefits of the Treaty of Al Hudaybiyah.
    1. Spreading Islam in Arabia
    2. Saving the Lives of the Quraysh People
    3. Protecting Muslim Lives in Makkah
    4. Recognizing the Power of Islam in
    Arabia.
    Prepared by Mrs. Faryal Mateen

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