The Conquest of Makkah

• Muslims were observing the treaty of Hudaibiya until the Quraish broke it.
• The Holy Prophet sent a messenger to renew the treaty but the Quraish refused.
• The Holy Prophet ordered preparations for war and marched towards Makkah with an army of 10,000.
• The army was divided into four groups and instructed to defend themselves if attacked.
• The Quraish offered no resistance and submitted.
• The Holy Prophet announced a general pardon except for a few enemies of Islam.
• Abu Sufyan and those who closed their doors were promised safety.
• The Holy Prophet entered Makkah peacefully.
• He destroyed the 360 idols in the Ka'abah.
• He recited a verse from the Quran about falsehood vanishing.

Test your knowledge of the historic event when the Holy Prophet marched towards Makkah with an army of 10,000 and conquered it peacefully. Learn about the events that led to the conquest, including the broken treaty of Hudaibiya and the refusal of the Quraish to renew it. Discover how the Holy Prophet divided his army and ordered them to defend themselves if attacked, and how the Quraish eventually submitted without resistance. Explore the aftermath of the conquest, including the general pardon announced