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Write in detail the effect of the Battle of Uhud on the Muslims and pagans?
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∙ 11y ago
Muslim learnt lessons as they now new that leaving of the battlefield is not the right thing and they need to obey the commands profit gave them about how to behave in the battlefield.
shia: this battle didnt have any victory. 65-70 kiled from Muslims and 22 from Musrekin and to many of both sides wounded specially Prophet Muhammad and Ali Ibn Abi Talib. Hamza has been killed in this battle. but this battle had some great lessons.
1. Muslims found out that victory and fail is just from Allah.
2. real believers recognized from hypocrites.
3. believes understood that there is deficiency in their believes because before war they hoped to be killed but they ran away from battle filed.
4. just few of Muslims staid with Prophet Muhammad and majority of them preferred to save themselves.
5. Muslims committed great sin by leaving Prophet alone. this mentioned in the Quran Al-Emran 152-155.
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What name did the christians call their Muslim enemies in the middle ages?
Infidels Correction: Muslims called Christians Infidels. Christians called Muslims Saracens.
What was the reason the Prophet Muhammad fled Mecca?
Due to the persecution from the Meccan pagans who had boycotted and regularly attacked the early Muslims.
Is a non-Jew called a pagan?
Only idol-worshipers are known as pagans. Christians and Muslims are not. The proper term for a non-Jew is a Gentile.
When was The Pagans created?
The Pagans was created in 1977.
Why did muhammad tell everyone to get out of mecca?
He did not tell "everyone" to leave Mecca, but only non-Muslims. He gave this instruction because he wanted Mecca to be a totally Muslim state. He allowed the pagans four months to leave. After that, he instructed his followers to kill any pagans whom they might find still in Mecca.
Why did the battle of uhud happen?
Uhud was a retaliation from Mecca following the Battle of Badr. The Meccans perceived Badr as an unprovoked attack on their warriors for no other reason than that the Muslims wanted to steal their goods. 66 Meccans were slain and 68 more were taken prisoner, while only 14 Muslims died. The Meccans wanted to punish the Muslims and teach them not to start wars for no reason. So one year after Badr, the Meccans went to Medina for a counter-attack. The Jews of Medina, who also wanted to get rid of Mohammed, had shown them the weak points of the city. Abu Sufyan, the high chief of Mecca, clearly stated that they had no hostility towards Medina in general, only towards the Muslims in particular; and when he said this, about a third of the Medinan army went home and did not fight. The Meccans then joined battle against those who remained loyal to Mohammed. In fact, Mohammed was winning at first; the battle only went against him when the Muslims stopped to collect booty before the Meccans had given up fighting them. 75 Muslims and 22 Meccans were killed at this battle. __________________________________________________ As one comment on the answer above, neither Muslims nor the prophet are robbers. it happened coincidentally that a group of pagan merchants from Mecca (Or Makkah) was passing by AlMadinah (or Medina) and Muslims thought that it could be a good chance to get the property of those people as compensation for all their properties, lands, money, houses that they left behind in Mecca when they migrated to Medina. However, verses from Quran was revealed to the prophet to prepare for their fighting to suppress their tyranny and aggression. The merchants got support of warriors from Mecca and the Badr battle started between the two fronts of warriors. The pagans were in much more numbers and war provisions than Muslims during this battle.
What do pagans drink?
There are no restrictions on what Pagans may drink.
When did the crusades takes place?
1095-1295 The Pope at the time was Urban the 2nd and to wage war against the pagans, Jews, Muslims and enemies of the pope. This was also to recapture the holy land.
Why was return of Prophet Muhammad to Mecca important?
He forgave all the Pagans in Mecca despite the torture and oppression that they practiced with the prophet and his followers and despite the properties of the Muslims that were taken by the Pagans.He removed all the idols in Mecca especially what was surrounding the Kaaba.He secured the Hajj for all Muslims.
What is the Makah tribe's religion?
The Makkah residents were mostly Pagans and believed in many gods and were idol worshipers. There was also a significant population of Jews also living there before Islam came. Presently only Muslims live in Makkah as non Muslims are not allowed to enter the City.
Who are the enemies of the pagans?
Pagans, as a people, hold no animosity to anyone.
Why did the Christians kill pagans?
The pagans wouldn't convert to Christianity.
