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Muhammad: Man and Prophet *

AR Uncategorized November 27, 2025November 27, 2025 1 Minute

Author: Adil Salahi

Book length: 854 pages

Excerpt: Every event in the life of the Prophet must be studied carefully in order to learn how to respond should one find oneself in similar circumstances.

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1. According to the supplied text, which principle best describes the Prophet’s approach to warfare? He never engaged in war unless peaceful measures had been exhausted and the other side was unwilling to live in peace. He regularly raised armies to expand Islam’s territory proactively. His primary objective in warfare was to seek vengeance for past persecutions regardless of bloodshed. He endorsed the term “holy war” as used in the Qur’an and his statements.

2. Which of the following was an explicit term of the Treaty of al-Ḥudaybiyah as given in the article? The treaty required the Muslims to hand over all spoils of previous battles to the Quraysh. Muhammad and his followers were allowed to enter and stay in Makkah freely that same year. A complete truce between the parties for a period of ten years. Any Quraysh member who joined Muhammad’s camp could remain without being returned.

3. What specific policy regarding literate prisoners taken at Badr is described in the text? They were to be executed to weaken the unbelievers and deter future attacks. They were automatically enslaved for life as spoils of war. They were always ransomed for money and never released without payment. They would be set free without ransom if they taught ten Muslim children to read and write.

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