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الحُدَيْبِيَة

Hudaybiyah

The treaty of year six that looked like a defeat and opened the way to the conquest of Makkah.

Also written · Treaty of Hudaybiyah · Sulh al-Hudaybiyah · Hudaibiya · Hudaybiya · Hudaibiyah · Bayat ar-Ridwan · Pledge of Ridwan · Hudeybiye · Sulh Hudaibiya · Treaty of Hudaibiyyah · Hudaybiyyah

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What Hudaybiyah means in Islam

The Prophet set out for umrah and was stopped short of Makkah. The terms felt humiliating: go home this year, ten years of truce, and hand back anyone who comes to you from Quraysh, and Umar objected openly. Under a tree there the Companions pledged not to flee, the pledge the Qur'an calls Ridwan, and Surah al-Fath then called the treaty a clear victory. Peace let people hear the Qur'an without a war between them, and more entered Islam in those two years than in the nineteen before.

Evidence · Qur’an · Stated directly in the Qur’an

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