Hudaybiyya Peace Treaty: Difference between revisions

The Prophet (s) narrated this dream for his [[Companions]] and promised them about it and called the companions for going to [[Mecca]] and performing [['umra]] and since he (s) was concerned about the hatred of [[Quraysh]] and their possible prevention, called the Arab neighbors of [[Medina]] for this trip as well. The mentioned tribes except few did not accept the call of the Prophet (s) and only the [[Muhajirun]] (Immigrants) and [[Ansar]] (Helpers) of Medina prepared for moving and went out of Medina accompanying the Prophet (s).

===Departure for Performing 'Umra===

The caravan of Muslims consisting of the immigrants, the Helpers and those Arabs who joined them left Medina towards Mecca on [[Dhu l-Qa'da 2]], [[6]]/[[March 17]], 628. There are different reports regarding the number of the companions of the Prophet (s) in this journey, but seemingly, the report of [[Jabir b. 'Abd Allah al-Ansari]] saying that, "We, the companions of Hudaybiyya, were 1400" is more famous. Four women were in this crowd as well, one of whom was [[Umm Salama]], a wife of the Prophet (s). The Prophet (s) appointed [['Abd Allah b. Umm Maktum]] or Numayla b. 'Abd Allah al-Laythi as his vicegerent in Medina.