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*Sulah Hudaibiya In Which Hijri? Complete History, Date, and Lessons of Treaty of Hudaibiya * Sulah Hudaibiya in which hijri* took place is one of the most asked questions by students of Seerat. The answer is authentic and unanimous among historians: The *Treaty of Hudaibiya* was signed in *6th Hijri, in the month of Dhu al-Qi'dah, March 628 AD*.  This treaty, known as Sulah Al-Hudaibiya, was not just a peace agreement. It was a clear victory (Fath-e-Mubeen) that Allah mentioned in the Quran, which changed the entire course of Islamic history. *The Background: Why Did Muslims Go to Makkah in 6th Hijri? By the 6th year of Hijrah, Muslims in Madinah had become strong. In Dhu al-Qi'dah 6 AH, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) saw a dream that he and his companions were performing Tawaf around the Holy Kaaba peacefully.  Considering it a good sign from Allah, the Prophet (PBUH) announced that they would go for Umrah. He set out from Madinah with approximately *1,400 companions*....

Just Because It Is Common Doesn't Mean  It Is Halal: Teaching Our Children The  Principle of Verification in Islam *Introduction In today's fast-paced, globalized world, we are surrounded by products, foods, entertainment, and lifestyles that have become extremely common. A dangerous assumption has quietly entered Muslim households: if everyone is doing it, it must be okay. If it is available in every shop, it must be Halal. This assumption is fundamentally against the teachings of Islam. The poster rightly says :  *"JUST BECAUSE IT IS COMMON DOESN'T MEAN IT IS HALAL -   Sirf aam honay ki wajah se koi cheez halal nahi ho jati."* Islam is a religion of knowledge and verification, not blind following. Allah Subhanahu wa Ta'ala has clearly commanded us to distinguish between Halal and Haram. *1. The Core Islamic Principle: Halal and Haram is  Decided by Allah Alone In Islam, no human has the right to declare something Halal or Haram on his own. This authority bel...

 Updated on 17 Sep,2026 This article is about sulah hudaibiya, events and sulah hudaibiya results. Here you will read all the details of sulah hudaibiya.  Peace Hudaybiya Hudaybiya is the name of a cave along with which a village was built. This village is 9 miles away from Makkah. Hudaybiya departure scene Rasulullah saw a dream that he and some companions had entered Makkah peacefully. And after Umrah, some companions cut their hair. On Monday the 1st of Zee Qahda 6 Hijri, the Messenger of Allah left Madinah for Makkah with the intention of performing Umrah. Around 1500 followers and Ansar were with him. He went to Dhul-Halifa and made a prayer for the sacrifice and made a plan for Umrah. He sent Basar bin Sufyan as an informant to find out the news about Quraysh. His intention was not to fight. That's why he didn't take any kind of war equipment with him, only as many weapons as necessary for the traveler. (Fatah al-Bari, Volume 5, page 24, Kitab al-Sharot, Tabaqat Ibn Sa’d...

 The Barakah Blueprint: 7 Forgotten  Sunnah Principles to Unlock Halal Rizq in  a Harsh Economy The Barakah Blueprint: 7 Forgotten Sunnah Principles  to Unlock Halal Rizq in a Harsh Economy We all feel it. Prices are rising, salaries remain the same, and the pressure to provide is heavier than ever. You work harder than before, yet the money seems to have no Barakah (blessing). As Muslims, we often think Rizq is just about working more hours. But in the Quran, Allah says He is Ar-Razzaq, The Ultimate Provider. Our Rizq is already written. Our job is to unlock it through Halal means that bring Barakah. Today, we will not talk about common advice. We will discuss 7 forgotten Sunnah principles that our pious predecessors used when the economy was harsh. 1. The Principle of Istighfar - The Door You Keep Forgetting Most of us make Dua for money, but we forget to do Istighfar (seeking forgiveness). Allah says in the Quran: > " And said, 'Ask forgiveness of your Lord. In...

What Happens If You Sleep After  Midnight? Is It Really Bad? Going to bed after midnight has become normal. Work, scrolling, Netflix, or simply being a night owl pushes sleep later every day. But your body has a 24-hour internal clock — the circadian rhythm — that doesn't care about your schedule. Regularly sleeping after midnight disrupts that clock and changes how you sleep, think, and feel the next day. 1. You Miss Your Best Deep Sleep Deep sleep, also called slow-wave sleep, does not happen evenly through the night. It happens predominantly in the first 1-2 hours of sleep. For an average person who falls asleep around 10-11 PM, that window is 10 PM to 12 AM.  > " Deep sleep happens predominantly in that first one to two hours. So, for the average sleeper, that's probably 10 p.m. to 12 a.m. Going to bed after midnight means missing out on the bulk of deep sleep/slow wave sleep." - Dr. Christopher Winter, neurologist and sleep specialist  Deep sleep is when growt...

  updated on 14 Sep,2026 This Site is for Islamic history articles, here you will read almost Islamic history events. THIS article is about Letters which sent by Hazrat Mohammad to kings. In this articles you will read aboout 8 letters, their subject and reply given by kings to hazrat Mohammad. 8 letters sent by Hazrat Mohammad to kings  Letters written to the kings of the world Introduction  There was opposition to the Arabs before the Peace of Hudaybiyah. Due to which the invitation to Islam could not take place, due to the peace of Hudaybiyah, it became possible for you to invite the kings of other countries to Islam. After returning from the Peace of Hudaybiyah, the Messenger of Allah intended to write a letter to the people in the month of Zul Hijjah 7 Hijri. He gathered all his companions and said to them,  "O people, I have become a mercy for all humanity. May Allah have mercy on you. You people should not disagree with the disciples, so if they were asked to ...

*Digital Detox Islamically: 7 Ways to Protect Your Heart, Time and Imaan in 2026 In 2026, the average Muslim spends 4 to 6 hours a day on their phone. That’s more time than we spend in Salah, Quran, and dhikr combined.  We opened our phones to connect. But now we feel more anxious, distracted, and empty. Our hearts are tired. Our prayers are rushed. Our barakah in time is gone. This is not just a "technology problem". It is an _Imaani_ problem. Allah says:  *" And do not pursue that of which you have no knowledge. Indeed, the hearing, the sight and the heart - about all those will be questioned."* [Quran 17:36] The Prophet ﷺ warned us: *" Take advantage of five before five... and your free time before you become busy."* [Tirmidhi 2304] Islam has always taught balance, intention, and protection of the heart. A "Digital Detox Islamically" is not about throwing away your phone. It’s about reclaiming your time, your focus, and your connection with Al...