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== Muslim's Tough Situation == | == Muslim's Tough Situation == | ||
Muslims feared very much, since they were nervous about their family | Muslims feared very much, since they were nervous about their family condition inside [[Medina]] (situated at the back of their domicile), and they had to confront those enemy warriors passing the trench every now and then. The holy Qur'an depicted Muslim's fear and their suspicion about God's promises very plainly. The fear was so deep that Mu'attab b. Qushayr, a hypocrite, said that Muhammad promised us the conquest of [[Iran]] and [[Rome]]; however, no one dares to go out even to ease his nature. | ||
Muslims guarded the trench in turn, day and night, enduring severe cold weather and hunger. Some miracles ascribed to the Prophet (s) about satisfying Muslim's hunger have been narrated. One time, there were so many attacks from the enemy that the Prophet didn't manage to say Noon and Afternoon | Muslims guarded the trench in turn, day and night, enduring severe cold weather and hunger. Some miracles ascribed to the [[Prophet (s)]] about satisfying Muslim's hunger have been narrated. One time, there were so many attacks from the enemy that the Prophet didn't manage to say Noon and Afternoon prayers, and had to perform them later along with Sunset and Dusk prayer. | ||
Some of the Muslims like Banu Haritha asked the Prophet (s) for the permission to leave, putting forward the excuse that their houses are unprotected and they worry about enemy's attacks or burglary. There have been some narrations about shooting arrows, hard fighting, and injuries from both sides such as Sa'd | Some of the Muslims like Banu Haritha asked the Prophet (s) for the permission to leave, putting forward the excuse that their houses are unprotected and they worry about enemy's attacks or burglary. There have been some narrations about shooting arrows, hard fighting, and injuries from both sides such as [[Sa'd b. Mu'adh]]. Also, it has been said that [[Khalid b. Walid]], [['Amr b. al-'As]], and [[Abu Sufyan]] had some attacks to the Muslims army. | ||
Banu Qurayza treachery, severe cold weather, famine, and starvation had put so much pressure on Muslim's shoulders. There was such a tough time that the Prophet stated to God: "O God! You want not to be worshiped". [[Qur'an]] has mentioned this through some verses. | Banu Qurayza treachery, severe cold weather, famine, and starvation had put so much pressure on Muslim's shoulders. There was such a tough time that the Prophet stated to God: "O God! You want not to be worshiped". [[Qur'an]] has mentioned this through some verses. | ||