Hudaybiyya Peace Treaty: Difference between revisions

Shortly after signing of the treaty, someone from Mecca called Abu Basir who had become Muslim surrendered to the People of Mecca according to Hudaybiyya treaty, but in the middle of the way, escaped from his guards, but instead of going to Medina, stayed at a place which was on the way of the caravan of Quraysh to [[Sham]]. Gradually, some of the Muslims of Mecca joined him and made a serious threat for the caravan of Quraysh. Regarding the trouble emerged for them, Quraysh asked the Prophet (s) to allow Abu Basir and his group to enter Medina, and this way, the article about the return of fugitives requested by Quraysh was cancelled.

Just about two years after the peace treaty that polytheists of Mecca broke the first article of the peace treaty (i.e. abandoning the war); because, Banu Khuza'a tribe were allied with Muslims and Bani Bakr were allied with Quraysh, but in a battle between the two in 8/629, some men from Quraysh killed some of Bani Khuza'a. This meant breaking of Hudaybiyya peace treaty and even with [[Abu Sufyan]] himself went to Medina for apologizing, his apology was not accepted and shortly afterwards, the Prophet (s) moved towards Mecca with a great army which had gathered during the time of peace and expansion of Islam.