In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful
Mawaddah Association presents
It happened in Ramdah that the Most Merciful counted the mercy of the Bashi.
The greatest Shura conference in the history of Islam
In the second year of migration
And in the holy month of Ramadan
The contract of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace
The most dangerous Shura conference in Muslim history
This is a great historic conference
A story that will not be forgotten in the memory of time
In the early fall of the second year of the Hijra
The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his companions knew
Abu Sufyan bin Harb left Mecca for the Levant
In big trade
So the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, hastened
Two hundred fighters from his companions
To intercept the convoy
But Abu Sufyan managed to survive
He continued on his way to the Levant
The Muslims kept awaiting the return of the caravan
With alert hearts and open eyes
Until the certain news came to them
With the return of Abu Sufyan from the Levant
At the head of a caravan containing a thousand camels
Camels were revered as the most precious treasures of the Levant
What the Quraysh love and admire
This is a golden opportunity
It will allow Muslims to take revenge for the immigrants' money
Which the infidels confiscated from the Quraysh following the migration
And to gain what corresponds to wealth
Which they left behind in Mecca when they left their homes
They fled to God and His Messenger with their religion
Then that would allow them to strike
The trap camp was a devastating economic blow
The money of this caravan was not an endowment
On the rich alone, but it was for the sake of Allah
For the people, it was not a small thing
But it was a thousand loaded sentences
With the finest imports from Hejaz from the Levant
He was not with this great caravan
Except forty men responsible for its preservation
And they protect it
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, did not mobilize
He did not oblige all of his friends to go out with him
Rather, his appeal to them was more of an encouragement
And closer to approval
He didn't say anything more to them
This is the caravan of Quraysh, in which is their money
So go out to it, perhaps God will grant you freedom
So he lagged behind the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
Who left behind and who followed him
Without denying those who are left behind
What was the seizure of the Quraish caravan?
He needs a large army and a large gathering
The Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, left
Three hundred and seventeen men of his companions
Among them were two hundred and thirty-one Ansar men
Eighty-six men were immigrants
They had seventy camels and horsemen with them
For every three or four camels they move in turn
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
He rode one camel with Marthad bin Abi Marthad
And Ali bin Abi Talib, may God be pleased with them both
The partner of the Noble Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, desired
By giving up their shares in riding the camel to him
He said to him, “We are walking away from you, O Messenger of God.”
He said, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
You are not stronger than me
Nor am I richer than you in reward
He refused except to have his share of riding the camel
As the share of either of them
Abu Sufyan knew that Muhammad and his companions had gone out to him
So he sent a messenger to Mecca asking for help
He calls on her to rescue the caravan and protect it from falling into the hands of Muslims
As soon as Abu Sufyan’s messenger reached Mecca
Until he stood at the heights of its hills on the back of his camel
He turned his robe and tore his robe
And he started shouting at the top of his voice
O people of Quraysh, the tyrannical, the tyrannical
Your money is with Abu Sufyan
Muhammad and his companions presented it to her
I don't see that you realize it
Al-Badar Al-Badar and Al-Ghouth Al-Ghouth
All the Quraish tribes came to the aid of Abu Sufyan
The polytheists saw in this an opportunity to eliminate Muhammad and the religion of Muhammad
They prepared to meet the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
A great army that included the leaders and chiefs of Quraish
He praised Mecca's greats and its heroes
The well-off participated in preparing it
And he provided him with indigent men
Then the large army set off, facing towards Badr
To save the caravan from the hands of Muhammad
It eliminates Islam and kills Muslims
Abu Sufyan came very close to Badr
The Muslim army was camped there
While he was seeking his death with his own shadow
It was seen by a man named Majdi bin Omar
He asked him about Muhammad's army
Majdi said to Abu Sufyan
I have never stood on this earth on anything that I deny
Except I saw two men
They rested their camels on the side of this hill
Then they took water from it
And they set out on this path
Abu Sufyan hurried to the climate of Rahaltain
And eat some of their leftovers
He wrapped the pieces with his hands
He found date pits in it
He said: These are the fodder of Yathrib and the Lord of the Kaaba
He was certain that the two men were companions of Muhammad
Then Abu Sufyan deviated from the convoy
Through the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
And his friends
And he made it easy to walk
Until he crossed the danger zone
He reached a place where the hand of Muhammad and his companions could not reach him
Then Abu Sufyan was sent to the Quraysh
He informs her of the convoy's survival
He advises her to go back to where she came from
And not confronting the fighting of Muslims
But Abu Jahl, may God disgrace him
He refused to take the advice of Abu Sufyan
He insisted on continuing walking
Until he meets Muhammad and his companions
He knew the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him
The caravan of Abu Sufyan was spared
Something more dangerous than that has reached him
He learned that the Meccan army was led by Abu Jahl
Determined to meet Muslims
Determined to fight them
And the survival of the caravan
It won't stop him from continuing to crawl
To Badr and the oppression of Muslims
The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, found himself
He is obliged to make a decisive decision
Either he returns to Yathrib with his companions
whose number does not increase
Just over three hundred
Leaving the army of polytheists roaming through the lands
He shows his strength in front of the attacking tribes
Between Mecca and Medina
Or he will fight with the army of polytheists
The big one with his small army
However, making such a decision is dangerous
It must be a big conference
The army and its leaders participate in it
The Muslims did not go out with the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace
Except to seize a convoy
The number of her mother-in-law does not exceed forty men
Then it suddenly changed
To a confrontation with the army of Lajab, led by stubbornness
He is stirred up by hatred
He is driven by challenge
Most likely in the middle of Ramadan
It is a knot on the square sand
On the shoulder of Wadi Dafran
The greatest Shura conference in the history of Islam
To cut off the biggest matter presented to the Muslims at the dawn of the call
He was the first speaker at the serious conference
Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, may God be pleased with him
He said it was better
Then Al-Farouq Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with him, followed him
So he spoke and did well
Then Al-Miqdad bin Omar, may God be pleased with him, followed them
He said, O Messenger of God
Go ahead when God sees you
We are with you
By God, we will not say to you what the children of Israel said to Moses
Go, you and your Lord, and fight
Here we are sitting
But we tell you
Go, you and your Lord, and fight
We are fighters with you
The Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, interpreted his article
But he still wanted to hear from others
Not a single Ansar was among those who spoke
The Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, would not have decided on this matter without them
This is because the majority of his army are them
They are the ones who will bear the burden of the battle on their shoulders
Then when he pledged allegiance to the Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, at the second obstacle
They pledged to protect him from what they were protecting themselves, their children, and their families from
They did not promise to fight with him outside their homes
The Ansar realized that the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, wanted to meet the polytheists
And he does not want to decide on that except with their opinion
Then their master, Saad bin Moaz, stood up and announced in decisive and firm words
The Ansar decided to fight the battle with their Prophet
The Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was addressing me
We believed in you, O Messenger of God, and we believed in you
We bear witness that what you have brought is the truth
We gave you our covenants and covenants to listen and obey
So go ahead, O Messenger of God, when I want to
By the One who sent you with the truth
If you show us this sea, we will enter it with you
Not a single man among us remained behind
We do not hate that our enemy meets us tomorrow
O Messenger of God, we are patient in war
Be honest when you meet
Perhaps God will show you something that pleases your eyes
Please guide us with God's blessing
These firm words decided the matter
It appeared on the face of the Holy Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace
Pleasure and human beings
He ordered the Islamic army to go to meet the enemy of God and his enemy
Then he addressed the Muslims, saying:
Walk and preach
God Almighty has promised me one of the two groups
By God, I look at the people’s wrestler
The army moved towards Badr
There the two groups met
A small collection due to its size and number
Much with his faith and certainty
A large and abundant gathering
Little by his disbelief and ingratitude
A war of lessons took place between the two groups
In which believers defended their faith
The polytheists fought there for their disbelief
Until God decreed victory and spoils for his soldiers
He wrote to Jundallah and Al-Uzza
Disappointment and defeat
And may God help those who help Him
God is powerful and mighty