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What was the primary reason for the initial chaos within the Muslim army at the Battle of Hunayn?
What was the primary reason for the initial chaos within the Muslim army at the Battle of Hunayn?
- A sandstorm that reduced visibility and disoriented the troops.
- The false rumor of Prophet Muhammad's death, which spread quickly through the ranks.
- The unexpected and overwhelming ambush by the Hawazin forces. (correct)
- Disagreements among the Muslim soldiers about battle strategy.
Which action by Prophet Muhammad was most instrumental in rallying the retreating Muslim forces at the Battle of Hunayn?
Which action by Prophet Muhammad was most instrumental in rallying the retreating Muslim forces at the Battle of Hunayn?
- Calling out to his followers, reaffirming his identity and lineage, urging them to return. (correct)
- Distributing water and provisions among the exhausted soldiers.
- Leading a charge directly into the enemy ranks, demonstrating unwavering resolve.
- Offering amnesty to those who had deserted the battlefield.
What event directly preceded the Hawazin tribe's conversion to Islam?
What event directly preceded the Hawazin tribe's conversion to Islam?
- A severe famine struck the Hawazin, leading them to seek aid from the Muslim community.
- Malik ibn Awf, the leader of the Hawazin, embraced Islam, influencing his tribe to follow. (correct)
- A peace treaty was signed between the Muslims and the Hawazin after prolonged negotiations.
- The Hawazin were impressed to ally with the Muslims to fight against a rival tribe.
How was Ash-Shaymaa able to identify Prophet Muhammad among the Muslim army after the Battle of Hunayn?
How was Ash-Shaymaa able to identify Prophet Muhammad among the Muslim army after the Battle of Hunayn?
Why were women taken as captives following the Battle of Hunayn?
Why were women taken as captives following the Battle of Hunayn?
What critical flaw in the Hawazin's war plan ultimately led to their defeat at the Battle of Hunayn?
What critical flaw in the Hawazin's war plan ultimately led to their defeat at the Battle of Hunayn?
What historical significance did the city of At-Taif hold for the Muslims, considering the Hawazin tribe's residence there?
What historical significance did the city of At-Taif hold for the Muslims, considering the Hawazin tribe's residence there?
Besides commanding the Hawazin army, what other attribute characterized Malik ibn Awf's role in the events surrounding the Battle of Hunayn?
Besides commanding the Hawazin army, what other attribute characterized Malik ibn Awf's role in the events surrounding the Battle of Hunayn?
Flashcards
Muslim reaction to Hunayn ambush
Muslim reaction to Hunayn ambush
The Muslims were surprised by a sudden attack and began to flee.
Turning point at the Battle of Hunayn
Turning point at the Battle of Hunayn
Rasoolullah called the retreating Muslims back, reminding them of his role and lineage which inspired them to rally.
Why Hawazin accepted Islam
Why Hawazin accepted Islam
The Prophet's prayer and the influence of their leader, Malik ibn Awf, who embraced Islam first .
Who was Ash-Shaymaa?
Who was Ash-Shaymaa?
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Why women were captives
Why women were captives
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Hawazin War plan
Hawazin War plan
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Hawazin Tribe
Hawazin Tribe
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Malik ibn Awf role
Malik ibn Awf role
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Study Notes
- Muslims were initially ambushed at the Battle of Hunayn due to the hidden enemy forces.
- The sudden attack caused chaos, leading to the Muslim army's retreat.
- Prophet Muhammad's call rallied the retreating Muslims, turning the tide of the battle.
- His courage motivated them to regroup and regain control.
Conversion to Islam
- Prophet Muhammad's prayer for guidance and divine will influenced Malik ibn Awf to embrace Islam.
- Malik ibn Awf's conversion then led to the tribe of Hawazin also converting to Islam.
Ash-Shaymaa
- Ash-Shaymaa was the Prophet's foster sister.
- She identified herself as such among the captives of Hunayn.
- She reminded the Prophet of a bite mark he had given her during their childhood.
Captives
- Women were part of Malik ibn Awf's army, leading to their capture after the Hawazin's defeat.
Hawazin Tribe War Plan
- The Hawazin planned a surprise ambush, positioning soldiers to attack suddenly.
- The initial stage of the plan was successful, catching the Muslims off guard.
Hawazin Tribe Description
- The Hawazin resided in At-Taif, south of Makkah.
- They were a strong tribe of idol worshippers with animosity towards Muslims.
- They had previously stoned the Prophet when he preached Islam in At-Taif.
Malik ibn Awf
- Malik ibn Awf was the young, brave leader of the Hawazin tribe.
- He served as the commander-in-chief of the Hawazin army at Hunayn.
Prophet Muhammad's Actions
- The Prophet Muhammad showed courage during the battle.
- Even when Muslims were fleeing, he stood firm and encouraged them to fight.
- He motivated the Muslims to rejoin the battle.
Treatment of Captives
- The Prophet ordered Muslims to provide clothes for the poorly dressed women and children captives.
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Description
Explore events of Battle of Hunayn, ambush by hidden enemy forces and Prophet Muhammad's courage. Examine Malik ibn Awf's conversion to Islam and its impact on the Hawazin tribe. Recognize Ash-Shaymaa's role and the war plans of the Hawazin tribe.
