The Life of Muhammad
The Life of Muhammad
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Their very existence as a com- mercial community was in danger. The Badr route was unsafe and now the eastern one was within the reach of the Muslims. The immediate cause of the battle of Uhud was the unprovoked capture of the caravan of the merchants of Mecca. It is not fair, or even historically true, to cast all the blame on the Meccans.
Zaid's successful raid showed the Meccans that, if they were not ready to fight, the Muslims were. Abu Sufyan, 'Akrima and others had little difficulty in c...ollecting money to equip an expedition, 1 and an army of three thousand men was raised and placed under the command of Abu Sufyan. After a march of ten days, the armv arrived near Madina and encamped at Uhud. In the council chamber of the Prophet the question whether the Muslims should adopt offensive or defensive tactics was eager- ly debated. The former policy finally prevailed. The Prophet ascended the pulpit and said : ' March forth in the name of Allah, the Most High, for victory is yours if you be steadfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Their very existence as a com- mercial community was in danger. The Badr route was unsafe and now the eastern one was within the reach of the Muslims. The immediate cause of the battle of Uhud was the unprovoked capture of the caravan of the merchants of Mecca. It is not fair, or even historically true, to cast all the blame on the Meccans.
Zaid's successful raid showed the Meccans that, if they were not ready to fight, the Muslims were. Abu Sufyan, 'Akrima and others had little difficulty in c...ollecting money to equip an expedition, 1 and an army of three thousand men was raised and placed under the command of Abu Sufyan. After a march of ten days, the armv arrived near Madina and encamped at Uhud. In the council chamber of the Prophet the question whether the Muslims should adopt offensive or defensive tactics was eager- ly debated. The former policy finally prevailed. The Prophet ascended the pulpit and said : ' March forth in the name of Allah, the Most High, for victory is yours if you be steadfast.
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