Requirements for fight

[bao_bihari]

Re: Requirements for fight

@mAd_ScIeNtIsT

Jabla bin Ayham became murtid after the Battle of Yarmouk where he fought for the Byzantines. He converted to Islam after the battle and then became Christian again and returned to be sheltered by them.

Jazakallah khair for the correction

@kchughtai

What? enforce but not enforce. The first thing is to spread the message of Islam to all corners of the world. this is dawah and there is no ‘enforcing’ thing in it. In today’s world you don’t have to conquer and control area to spread and propagate the message of Islam. right?
and when you have state (not attained through talibanic style of course) then comes the enforcing part that a state does. No one should consider himself a ‘Khudai Foojdaar’

It is like you dont force people to get citizenship of a country but if the person gets the citizenship/immigrates then he has to abide by certain rules.

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Surah Nasr i quoted tells us that people started coming into islam after the fatah.

@psyah

Peace bao bihari

Well I’m just saying that when we look at history books we can glean clues … Heraclius blamed his own officials of tyranny … and explained that this is reason why the Muslims are attacking them to his officials.

The justification however should come from an earlier time … The Muslim ranks were already forming towards Syria when RasoolAllah (SAW) was alive … perhaps reading up on that will reveal more information inshaAllah …

Battle of Mu’tah - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

We can indeed see here that Muslims i.e. Sayyiduna Muhammad (SAW) sent emissaries to the north to invite to Islam, but the Christians in some areas killed those emissaries. This according to Muslim historical accounts was the reason for the invasions.

Brother it was not revenge only, it was part of dawah.

Kufr is trying its level best to make muslims disown jihad/qitaal as this will be the main tool of hadrat esa and hadrat mehdi when they appear. You can see this through media/ through actions of kufr towards people trying to wage jihad/ and through actions of certain groups doing killing of innocents in the name of jihad.

Even the fitnahs of this ummat had one thing in common, hatred against jihad.(i will not explain this as this will change course of the thread ).

I request posters in this thread to comment on what lessons can we learn from ghazwaat/jihad during sahabah times and is there any possibility that we can relate this to todays world?