Süheyl b. Amr (r.a)’ın Hayatı Ve Faaliyetleri by Mustafa Kılıç

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The Warrior Prophet: Muhammad and War by Ovamir Anjum

“…These campaigns led to his conquest of Mecca and the rest of Arabia, culminating in numerous encounters with the Arab tribes allied to the Roman Empire in Syria. …”
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Lessons learned from the Battle of Haneen by M.M. Iman Kazim Mizel

“… We have proved in the Battle of nostalgia negative effects that may cause the defeat, as it was in the ranks of the Islamic Army some weak faith, such as some of those who converted to Islam after the conquest of Mecca for fear of connote The cause of their faith Laggard to defeat at the start of the battle, some of them came out in search of booty do not desire to victory nor a request for a certificate    The Battle of nostalgia and events revealed to the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his companions how to be a defeat, after being informed of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) that a thing of wonder leak into the hearts of the fighters was too difficult for them Alajtlad in the battle, also saw the Messenger of Allah ( God's peace be upon him) how the enemy has prepared himself for the fight and wrote the ranks of archers in the fjords and shred in making ambushes while out a lot of young people in the ranks of the Muslim army without a weapon, and alert the Prophet (peace be upon him) factors victory and resolve the fighting, and which manifested itself in the persistence and courage, and a few were around the first two of his companions and supporters  …”
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To Consider the Conversion to Islam and Women’s Bay’at with the Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) by Shahla Bakhtiary

“…He obliged the converted women to do bay’at after the conquest of Mecca, but it is not reported him to urge women to do so in any other episodes of the history of Islam.…”
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Identifying the Audiences of (Q. 16:126) by Mohammad Hosein Vatheghy-Rad

“…Kaʿb, according to which, the verse in question was related to the words of anṣār and was revealed in the occasion of the conquest of Mecca. Although this second narration seems correct in terms of isnad, its content should be considered vague and false. …”
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HADIS TENTANG NIKAH MUT‘AH (KAWIN KONTRAK) by Dakhirotul Ilmiyah

“…Allowed again when the conquest of Mecca when the war aut’as forbidden forever. …”
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"البعد الأخلاقي في سياسة الرّسول صلى الله عليه وسلم The Moral Wit of the Prophet PBUH " by د/عبد الحميد عبد القادر خرّوب

“…Moreover, He chose the best time for the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah and Conquest of Mecca. He chose among his companions the one who knew the International languages and sent them as his Ambassadors to the rulers and tribal chiefs along with his written or verbal messages. …”
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Historical-Descriptive Semantics of the Term "al-Amr" in the Holy Quran [In Persian] by Masoumeh Barati, Kobra khosravi, Seyyed Mahmoud Mirzaei Al-Husseini

“…Some of its interpretations include "command, victory, punishment, sin, killing, conquest of Mecca, resurrection, revelation, denial, promise, Jesus son of Mary, decree, circumstance, drowning, abundance, death, consultation, caution, and fertility." …”
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Fasting the ninth of Muharram and tenth in the balance of modern and scholars by Radwan Ezzeddine Saleh Al Hadidi

“…Was Divisional stages as follow : <br />The first phase experienced by fasting Ashura was since ignorance to the to Medina, and the second phase of entrymigration of the Prophet city to the second year of migration, and the third stage ofProphet the second year of migration to the conquest of Mecca, and fourth and city after the conquest tofinal phase of entering the Prophet death. …”
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Black Goddess: A Critical Analysis of Traditions on the Destruction of al-’Uzzā in Early Islamic Sources by zahra mohagheghian

“…According to early Islamic sources, the Prophet Muhammad marched on the surrounding areas and destroyed the temples and shrines of the idols after the conquest of Mecca. In the reports related to these events, the destruction of al-’Uzzā has been described in a strange way. …”
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