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Battle of badr
The document describes the events leading up to and during the Battle of Badr, which was one of the earliest battles fought between early Muslim warriors and their opponents from Mecca. It provides details on the size and leadership of both armies, how the Muslim army prepared their defenses near the wells of Badr, and the ultimate outcome of the battle, which resulted in a victory for the Muslims. Key leaders from Mecca were killed or taken prisoner, while the early Muslims suffered relatively few casualties. The battle helped establish Islam and demonstrated the strength and loyalty of the early Muslim community.
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Introduction to Jamaat-e-Islami Hind based in Nampally.
The concept of Jihad focuses on safeguarding the Islamic state and society, preserving ideology, and promoting social welfare.
Various threats from the Quraish to the Prophet and Muslims post-Hijrah, including plots for war and financial preparations.
The military policy of the Prophet, challenges faced, mentoring of companions, and initial preparations for battles.
Details of the Battle of Badr, including forces involved, preparation, and tactical positioning of the Muslim army. Composition and distribution of the Muslim army, highlighting the number of men, types of armaments, and leadership.
Tactical maneuvers at Badr including camp setup, water access, troop positioning, and commands executed during the battle.
Summary of the outcome, casualties, and the implications for Muslims and strategic losses for the Quraish.
Key lessons learned from the Battle of Badr regarding faith, identity, and loyalty, framed by Quranic verses.
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Battle of badr
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- 2. Islamic Concept ofJihad Objective of Jihad: It must safeguard the Islamic state and Muslim Society. Its main purpose is the preservation of the ideology on which the system of truth is based. Its aim is to crush all such destructive forces which pose danger to the success achieved by the Islamic revolution and stand in the way of its further implementation Its aim is to remove all obstacles in the way of Social evolution and human welfare.
- 3. Threats from Quraishafter Hijrah Quraish incite Abdullah bin Ubai to fight or expel The Prophet (pbuh) Threatens Muslims through Jews The Provocation of Kurz Bin Jabir Fehri Preparations of war at Makkah Threat from Banu Kananah Soldiers from Ahabaish Funds for WAR – Ushairah Caravan
- 4. Prophet’s Military PolicyChallenges faced by the Young Islamic State Prophet’s Mentoring of Sahaba Cooperation and Non-Aggression Pact with Jews, Auz, Khazraj & nearby Clans Military contingents for Patrolling the neighboring areas Muslims Target the commerce route of Makkah The incident of Nakhlah: Abdullah bin Jahsh Asadi
- 5. The Caravan orThe Army Abu Sufiyan – Leader of Caravan Goods mounted on 1000 camels, worth 50 thousand Gold Dinars Guarded by only 40 Men Prophet marched out of Madina on 12 Ramadan (2Hijri) with little more than 300 men Consultation at Valley of Zafran Prophet heads towards Badr
- 6. Army of Believers300-317 Men 82-86 Muhaajiroon, 61 Aws & 170 Khazraj Only 2 Horses 70 Camels (1/2-3 Men, even Rasoolullah) Gen. Leadership/White Standard given to Mus’ab ibn ‘Umair Army divided into two battalions, Muhaajirs with a standard raised by ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib, and Ansar with the standard raised by Sa’d ibn Mu’adh Army of Non-Believers 1300 Soldiers 100 horsemen 600 mailed soldiers with a large number of camels Banu Zahrah break away from Kuffar Army. Army reduced to 1000 soldiers Slaughtered 9-10 camels/day to feed The Two Armies
- 7. To Madinah ToMakkah N Badr
- 8. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Muslim army reaches Badr Camps at the “Near bank” close to Madinah
- 9. To Madinah ToMakkah N Initial Muslim’s camp
- 10. To Madinah ToMakkah N The advice of Al-Hubab bin Al-Munther
- 11. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Muslims construct a reservoir and fill it with water
- 12. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Muslims close the wells that are close to Quraysh side (The Farther Bank)
- 13. To Madinah ToMakkah N
- 14. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Muslim Army sleeps and rests
- 15. To Madinah ToMakkah N Rain falls
- 16. To Madinah ToMakkah N Friday 17 th Ramadhan, 2AH
- 17. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post The Rows System “ As-Saff” Al-’Areesh
- 18. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 19. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 20. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 21. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post ‘ Utbah Shaybah Al-Walid
- 22. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post ‘ Utbah Shaybah Al-Walid Ali ‘ Ubaydah Hamza
- 23. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post ‘ Utbah Shaybah Al-Walid Ali ‘ Ubaydah Hamza
- 24. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post ‘ Utbah Ali ‘ Ubaydah Hamza
- 25. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post Ali ‘ Ubaydah Hamza ‘ Utbah
- 26. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post Ali ‘ Ubaydah Hamza
- 27. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 28. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears Archers Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post Quraysh charged forcefully!!
- 29. To Madinah ToMakkah N Archers The Prophet’s Command Post
- 30. To Madinah ToMakkah N Archers The Prophet’s Command Post
- 31. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears The Prophet’s Command Post
- 32. To Madinah ToMakkah N Spears The Prophet’s Command Post
- 33. To Madinah ToMakkah N Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 34. To Madinah ToMakkah N Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 35. To Madinah ToMakkah N Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post The Prophet entices the army to push Quraysh back and charge them
- 36. To Madinah ToMakkah N Infantry The Prophet’s Command Post
- 37. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Prophet’s Command Post
- 38. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Prophet’s Command Post
- 39. To Madinah ToMakkah N The Prophet’s Command Post
- 40. Result of TheBattle of Badr On the Believers Side 22 Sahaba martyred The Prophet (pbuh) and believers stayed for 3 days in Badr Buried the Martyrs Buried the Killed Enemies Gathered the Booty On the Non-Believers side 70 Killed 70 Captured as PoW Leaders of Quraish Killed Shaiba Utba Abu Jahal Abu Bakhtari Aas bin Hisham Ummaiyah bin Kahalf etc… Loss of more than 2.5Lakh Dirham
- 41. Lessons from Battleof Badr Separating right from wrong Separating Iman from Kufr Separating passiveness from engaging in defending and spreading Islam Separating true loyalty to Islam from tribe and family Separating true sincere sacrifice for Allah from earthly gains يَوْمَ الْفُرْقَانِ يَوْمَ الْتَقَى الْجَمْعَانِ الأنفال 41 On the day when the true was distinguished from the false – the day when the two groups met in battle