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    A chapter from the Seerah of Muhammad (S.A.W), The Battle of Badr. This fun and easy to understand PowerPoint presentation will be a great teaching tool for our primary madaaris. All that is required is a projector. Pictures taken by the author. Hamid Mahmood

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    The Battle of Badar

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    A chapter from the Seerah of Muhammad (S.A.W), The Battle of Badr. This fun and easy to understand PowerPoint presentation will be a great teaching tool for our primary madaaris. All that is required is a projector. Pictures taken by the author. Hamid Mahmood

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    THE BATTLE OF

    BADAR
    RAMADHAAN 2A.H

    Mohammad Hamid Mahmood (Grad. Institute of Islamic Education, DEWSBURY)


    [email protected] (0044)7742246682
    • As soon as Abu Sufyaan got his caravan
    safely away from the Muslims, he sent
    another message to Makkah that they
    were safe and no longer required
    assistance.

    • Abu Jahl was looking for an excuse to


    attack the Muslims.

    • He had been making preparations for


    almost a year, thus he was not prepared
    to turn back after receiving the message
    from Abu Sufyaan.
    • He marched towards Madinah
    with an army of
    • 1000 men,
    • 700 camels and
    • 300 horses.

    • Abu Jahl's men were well trained


    and well armed with spears,
    swords, bows and arrows, and
    shields.
    • On hearing the news that the Kuffaar
    of Makkah had left with 1000 men to
    destroy the Muslims, Rasulullah 
    made mushwarah (consultation) with
    the sahaba at Masji-e-Nabwi in
    Madinah.

    • At the Mashwarah, Hazrat Abu Bakr


    Siddique (R.A.), Hazrat Umar (R.A.)
    from Muhajireen and Hazrat Saad bin
    Mu'az from the Ansaar and the rest of
    the Muslims showed their willingness
    and desire to defend Islaam against
    • When Rasulullah  was satisfied with
    the decision, he began preparations
    for the defence of Islaam.

    • Rasulullah  left Madinah with 313


    men including some teenage boys.
    • They only had:
    • 3 horses,
    • 70 camels
    • and a few swords.
    • When they reached BADR, which was
    a mountainous region, Rasulullah 
    made dua to Allah and pleaded :

    • 'O Allah! should this small


    group of believers perish this
    day,
    • no one will be left on earth
    • to worship you and carry your
    message to the world'.
    This is where The Prophet prayed
    • The battle took place on the 17th of
    Ramadhaan 2 A.H. Allah sent His
    mercy and the Kuffar lost the battle
    at the hands of the Muslims.

    • Seventy of the Kufaar including the


    arch enemy of Islaam, Abu Jahl were
    killed and as many as seventy were
    taken as prisoners-of-war.

    • Fourteen Muslims were martyred in


    the battle.
    CLIP-1
    Bir Shifa – Well of Shifa
    )
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    CLIP-2

    Bir Shifa –
    Well of Shifa
    MUSLIM
    ANGELS ARMY

    KUFFAR
    ARMY
    These are names of the 14 Shuhadaa of Badar
    • It was a battle between good
    and evil, falsehood was defeated
    and Truth triumphed.

    • The success of the Battle of Badr


    considerably strengthened the
    Muslims and their cause.

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