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Muhammad sought to change the people of Mecca to promote monotheism, social justice, and moral integrity. He aimed to address the prevalent polytheism and corruption, urging people to follow a more ethical and spiritually fulfilling way of life. By advocating for equality, compassion, and community welfare, he envisioned a society that aligned with the teachings of Islam, ultimately leading to a more just and harmonious existence for all.
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When did Muhammad flee mecca?
Muhammad fled Mecca in 622
Was Muhammad born in Mecca?
Yes (true), Muhammad was born in Mecca Born in c. 570.
Where Muhammad live?
Mecca!!
What were Muhammad's teachings and what was the reaction of the people of Makkah?
Hazrat Muhammad(S.A.W) gave the true message of ALLAH to the people of mecca,but though the people of mecca at that time were non-muslims and so they reacted harshly
What was mecca like in the time of Muhammad?
people never bedlived in islam
What happened when Muhammad came backto Mecca?
The people shot him to death.
How did Muhammad get followers after he spoke with Gabriel What did he do to convince people to follow him What did the people think of him?
From what I remember, he spoke to people in the city he lived in, which I think was Mecca. At first, most of the people of Mecca rejected Muhammad, but then he returned years later, and the city believed in him.
Why did Muhammad and his followers attack mecca in detail?
They did not attack Mecca. When the number of people who embraced Islam in Arabia reached to a hign level, Muhammad was commanded by God to take Mecca back. It always belonged to the One God of Abraham; so Muhammad took it back and clensed it of idols.
What year did Muhammad get kicked out of Mecca?
In 622 the local rulers of Mecca forced Muhammad and his small band of followers to leave the city of Mecca.
Is Muhammad's tomb in Mecca?
no
When did the People of Mecca welcome Muhammad back to their city?
The People of Mecca welcomed Muhammad back to their city in 630 CE, after he and his followers successfully captured Mecca. This event marked the culmination of years of conflict and ultimately led to the city's conversion to Islam. Upon his return, Muhammad forgave many of his former adversaries, promoting a message of unity and peace.
Why were Mecca and Medina at odds with each other?
The people of Medina had withheld Muhammad from Mecca. The Meccan nobles wanted to kill Muhammad because he was a threat to their power, but the Bedouins in Medina were related to Muhammad on his mother's side so they wanted to protect him
