In this final lecture, Dr. Hathout shares the dialogue between delegates from other tribes and the Prophet. How did the Prophet, as the leader of the state, deal with these non-Muslims entering Mecca? In conclusion, the Prophet’s final advice is discussed.
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The Prophet performs his first and last Hajj. What is significant about this Hajj? Also, Dr. Hathout outlines the Prophet Muhammad’s last message to the Muslims in his final sermon, Khutba al-Wadaa.
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The tribe of Hawazin makes an attempt to stop the spread of Islam and this leads to the Battle of Hunayn. What can we learn from this battle? Also, the Battle of Tabuk is discussed.
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The details of the treaty between the Muslim and the Quraysh (Treaty of Hudaybiyyah) are discussed.
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Dr. Hathout discusses the problems the Prophet faced within and outside his community. Specifically highlighted are the problems with the tribe Banu Nadir, tribal pride, and rumors regarding Aisha, the wife of the Prophet. How do these issues apply to us today and what can we learn from them?
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Was the Battle of Uhud a defeat? Dr. Hathout analyzes the results and discusses how the Quran responded. Also, Hamra al-Asad is discussed.
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The growing hostility between the Muslims and Quraysh leads to the Battle of Badr. Why was the battle significant? Dr. Hathout discusses the Battle and highlights examples of democratic leadership from the Prophet.
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As the Muslims settled in Medina, the Prophet Muhammad focused on three issues: the relationships between the Muslims and God, between one another, and between Muslims and non-Muslims. Also discussed are the Prophet’s first Khutba, the establishment of prayers, and the Medina Constitution.
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As the blockage against Muslims in Mecca begins, a secret migration to Medina is formed as a way of escaping oppression. How did the Muslims leave and what was the result? Dr. Hathout also discusses Isra & Miraj and how it tested the faith and the trust of the Muslim believers.
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The main reasons why the Prophet’s message was a threat to the Quraysh are examined. A close look at the early revelations that helped spiritually prepare him for his prophethood. The persecution of the Muslims and the first martyrs in Islam are discussed.
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