Prophet Muhammad

The Prophet's Sickness and Death
Effects of the "Farewell Pilgrimage"
The "Farewell Pilgrimage" completed, tens of thousands of pilgrims began their return home

The Prophet's Sickness and Death | Let Us Learn Islam The Prophet's Sickness and Death Effects of the "Farewell Pilgrimage" The "Farewell Pilgrimage" completed, tens of thousands of pilgrims began their return home. Those who came from the desert returned to the desert; those who came from Tihamah returned hence, and those who came from the south, from...

The Year of Deputations and Abu Bakr's Leadership of the Pilgrimage
The Effects of the Campaign of Tabuk
With the campaign of Tabuk the word of God was fulfilled throughout the Arabian Peninsula

The Year of Deputations and Abu Bakr's Leadership of the Pilgrimage | Let Us Learn Islam The Year of Deputations and Abu Bakr's Leadership of the Pilgrimage The Effects of the Campaign of Tabuk With the campaign of Tabuk the word of God was fulfilled throughout the Arabian Peninsula. Muhammad had firmly secured it against all attacks. In fact, as soon as he returned to Madinah from Tabu...

Campaign of Tabuk and the Death of Ibrahim
Institution of Zakat and Kharaj
All the foregoing conflicts between the Prophet and his wives did not in the least affect the conduct of public affairs

Campaign of Tabuk and the Death of Ibrahim | Let Us Learn Islam Campaign of Tabuk and the Death of Ibrahim Institution of Zakat and Kharaj All the foregoing conflicts between the Prophet and his wives did not in the least affect the conduct of public affairs. After the conquest of Makkah and the conversion of its people, the cause of Islam confronted less danger...

The `Umrah or Lesser Pilgrimage
The Muslims' March to Makkah
A full year had passed since the Treaty of al Hudaybiyah. Muhammad and his companions were accordingly free to enter Makkah and to visit the Ka'bah under the terms of that treaty.

The `Umrah or Lesser Pilgrimage | Let Us Learn Islam The `Umrah or Lesser Pilgrimage The Muslims' March to Makkah A full year had passed since the Treaty of al Hudaybiyah. Muhammad and his companions were accordingly free to enter Makkah and to visit the Ka'bah under the terms of that treaty. The Prophet, therefore, proclaimed to the people that they ...