Events of the battle of Badr

Events of Badr, Uhud and Ahzaab

Q         Give descriptions of the main events of the battles of Badr and Uhad.     
[12-N-03][12-J-06]
Q         Describe the events of two of the battles fought by the Prophet (saw) while he was leader of the community at Madina.                              [10-J-09]
Q         Write an account of the battle of Badr.       [10-N-13-2058/12]

Battle of Badr took place in 624, the 2nd year of Hijra. The immediate reason was the caravan of Abu Sufyan which was coming back from Syria. Quresh thought the Muslims were going to attack the Caravan. The Quresh were expecting this attack due to the background events which were taking place for many days. Abu Sufyan stopped the caravan on his way and sent a man to Makkah who gave the message that the caravan was attacked. Abu Jahl was ready with 1000 armed men and their intention was to eliminate Madina completely.

Prophet (saw) took his people from Madina. They were 313 and poorly equipped. There were eighty-two (82) Muhajreen and two hundred and thirty one (231) Ansaars who willingly went with Muhajreen. There were only two horses and seventy camels in the Muslim army.

The Prophet stayed near Badr which is about 60 miles away from Madina. During his journey, the Prophet (saw) prayed to God that if this small group was eliminated, no one would name Islam in future. It was 17th Ramadan when the battle took place. According to tradition, the battle started in the early morning. First three men of Quresh came out and invited Muslims to fight against them. From Muslim army, three ansaars came out to fight but the Quresh refused and asked Muhajreen to fight. Now Ali (ra), Hamza (ra) and Ubaidah bin Jarrah came out and killed all three men of Quresh. After this the battle started.

Soon God decided in favour of Muslims. The Quran says that Allah sent 1000 angels to help Muslims. Sura Al Anfaal says:
“He showed them to you as few in your eyes and made you contemptible
  in their eyes”.

The battle ended soon in which seventy pagans were killed, seventy were captured and fourteen Muslims were martyred.  Almost all the pagans were prominent lords of Makkah. Abu Jahl was killed by two Ansari boys. Against the traditions of Arabs, Muslims treated the pagans with mercy. Those who could pay the ransom were released and those could not pay and were educated were asked to teach children of Madina for some time.   

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  3. Anonymous27 October 2018 at 03:46

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  11. Mr. A.K29 May 2020 at 12:55

    (b) How does Prophet's conduct in battle of Badr provide a model for Muslims today when they face difficulties? [4]

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