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Introduction‏ Location and Nature of Arab Tribes The Lineage and Family of Muhammad pbuh Prophecy and advocacy - the Makkah phase Hurt the infidels Muslims Enter senior companions in Islam A Pact of Injustice and Aggression The Year of Grief Calling unto Islam beyond Makkah Al-Isra’ and Al-Mi‘raj‏ The First ‘Aqabah Pledge The Vanguard of Migration‏ Migration of the Prophet‏ Life in Madinah‏ The First Phase The Status Quo in Madinah The Prophet on the Battlefield The Battle of Badr‏ Military Activities between Badr and Uhud‏ The Battle of Uhud ‏ Military Platoons between Uhud & Ahzab Al-Ahzab (the Confederates) Invasion Invading Banu Quraiza Military Activities continued Bani Al-Mustaliq (Muraisi‘) Ghazwah‏ Al-Hudaibiyah Treaty Second Stage A New Phase of Islamic Action Prophet’s Plans to spread Islam beyond Arabia The Conquest of Khaibar The Compensatory ‘Umrah Lesser Pilgrimage The Battle of Mu’tah The Conquest of Makkah The Third Stage Hunain Ghazwah Missions and Platoons After the Conquest The Invasion of Tabuk Abu Bakr performs the Pilgrimage A Meditation on the Ghazawat The Success and Impact of the Call The Farewell Pilgrimage The Journey to Allâh, the Sublime The Prophetic Household The Prophet Attributes and Manners   40-nawawi Riyad-us-Saliheen الرحيق المختوم

 The Contribution of the Archers Squad to the Battle: The archers squad whom the Messenger of Allâh located on the Archers Mountain, had the upper hand in administering the war activities to go in favour of the Muslim army. The Makkan horsemen — commanded by Khalid bin Al-Waleed, supported by Abu ‘Amir Al-Fâsiq — had for three times attacked the left wing of the Muslim army with the aim of crushing it and then infiltrating into the rear to create a sort of confusion and disorder in the ranks of the Muslims and subsequently inflict heavy defeat on them. But thanks to the dexterity and great efforts of the archers, the three assaults were thwarted. War activities went on and on fierecly with the Muslims in full command of the whole military developments until the idolaters finally staggered and retreated, leaving all motives of alleged pride, and affected dignity in oblivion, and their standard trodden by the feet of the fighters with none ever courageous enough to approach it. It seemed as if the three thousand idolaters had been fighting thirty thousand Muslims and not merely several hundreds. Ibn Ishaq said: "Then Allâh sent down His Help unto the Muslims and verified His Promise to them. They chased the idolaters and evacuated them from their camp. No doubt it was a certain defeat." In a version by ‘Abdullah bin Az-Zubair that his father had said: "By Allâh, I was watching the servants of Hind bint ‘Utbah and her women friends fleeing with their garments gathered up. No one was there to prevent us from capturing them." In another version by Al-Barâ’ bin ‘Azib — mentioned in Sahih Al-Bukhâri — he said: "When we fought them, they fled, and their women could be seen fleeing in the mountains with their anklets and legs revealed." The Muslims pursued the enemies putting them to sword and collecting the spoils. The Battle of Uhud A Consultation Assembly for a Defence Plan Dividing the Islamic Army into Phalanxes and Departure to the Battle-field Parading the Army Passing the Night between Uhud and Madinah The Rebellion of ‘Abdullah bin Ubai and his Followers The Remainder of the Islamic Army are on the Move to Uhud The Defence Plan The Messenger of Allâh  implants the Spirit of Bravery among his Armed Forces Recruitment of the Makkan Army Political Manoeuvres of Quraish The effort of Quraishite Women at waging the Zeal of Men The Combat (the-Lion-of-Allâh)-Hamzah-bin-‘Abdul-Muttalib">Assassination of Asadullâh (the Lion of Allâh) Hamzah bin ‘Abdul Muttalib Bringing the Situation under Control From his Wife’s lap to Sword-fights and Sorrows The Contribution of the Archers Squad to the Battle The Archers’ Fatal Mistake The Most Awkward Hour in the Messenger’s Life Mutilation of the Martyrs Burial of the Martyrs Hamrâ’ Al-Asad Invasion The Observations of the Noble Qur’ân on the Battle of Uhud Lessons and Moralities

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