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    The Prophet organized an expedition to Tabuk in response to reports that the Romans were planning to attack Madina. He raised an army of 30,000 men and Muslims generously donated for the cause, with some donating all their wealth. At Tabuk, the Romans opted not to fight and instead signed a treaty with the Muslims. Upon their return, the Prophet instituted a boycott of the hypocrites in Madina who had undermined the expedition. The event significantly increased the number and reputation of Muslims.

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    The Prophet organized an expedition to Tabuk in response to reports that the Romans were planning to attack Madina. He raised an army of 30,000 men and Muslims generously donated for the cause, with some donating all their wealth. At Tabuk, the Romans opted not to fight and instead signed a treaty with the Muslims. Upon their return, the Prophet instituted a boycott of the hypocrites in Madina who had undermined the expedition. The event significantly increased the number and reputation of Muslims.

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    TABUK EXPEDITON 9 AH / 630 AD

     Traders from Syria informed the Holy Prophet that the


    Romans were planning to attack Madina.
     They consider the emerging power of Muslims a threat for the
    tribes lying on their border of Syria.
     The Holy Prophet announced in Madina that everyone would
    take part and donate.
     Muslims took part and donated generously. H. Abu Bakr
    donated everything he had. H. Umar donated half of his wealth
    and H. Uthman donated 1000 Dinars and 200 camels. Women
    donated their ornaments.

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     The Prophet had appointed H. Ali as his deputy in Madina in
    his absence and said: “You are to me as Haroon was to Moosa
    save as that I am the last messenger.”
     The Holy Prophet raised an army of 30000 men.
     The Hypocrites kept discouraging them by reminding the hot
    weather and harvesting season. Quran says: “and said: Do not
    go forth in the heat. Say: the Hellfire is much severe in heat.”
    (9:81).
     They neither took part in donations nor in the expedition and
    made fun of Muslims’ donations (9:79).
     Muslims faced lots of difficulties in the journey. They ate the
    leaves of wild plants and slaughtered their camels in need.
     Muslims reached Tabuk and challenged them but they had no
    courage to fight with Muslims as they had very bad experience
    in the Battle of Mutah.

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     They were also impressed by this expedition.
     They signed a treaty with Muslims and thousands of Muslims
    accepted Islam in 20 days of camping.
     When Muslims returned from Tabuk, Allah ordered to boycott
    the Hypocrites socially.
     Three true believers, Hilal, Ka’b and Murarah, were also
    boycotted but they tied themselves with the pillars or Masjid e
    Nabvi and were pardoned after 50 days (9:118).
     Hypocrites had build a mosque near Quba and had the plan to
    do conspirasies against Muslims in the cover of Salah.
     Allah ordered the Prophet to demolish that structure (9:107).
     Abdulllah b. Ubay died in the same year and the prophet
    offered hi funeral prayer but Allah ordered him to stop praying
    for them.

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    SIGNIFICANCE
     Number of Muslims increased. The number Muslims was
    more than the number who accepted Islam in Makkah.
     Muslims got peace and security from Roman side.
     It was the last battle or expedition in which the Holy Prophet
    took part.
     Muslims got a lot of fame and their reputation increased.
     After the event Hypocrites were punished, they were boycotted.
    They became ineffective now.

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