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    The battle of Uhud was the second major battle between Muslims and Meccans after the battle of Badr in 624. Though initially gaining the upper hand, a breach in orders by Muslim archers allowed a Meccan cavalry attack that threw the Muslim army into chaos. Many Muslim heroes died, including Mus'ab bin Umair who valiantly defended the Muslim banner until being fatally wounded. While the Muslims were tactically defeated, their faith in eventual victory with God's help was strengthened by their defense of the prophet and martyrdom of those killed.

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    The battle of Uhud was the second major battle between Muslims and Meccans after the battle of Badr in 624. Though initially gaining the upper hand, a breach in orders by Muslim archers allowed a Meccan cavalry attack that threw the Muslim army into chaos. Many Muslim heroes died, including Mus'ab bin Umair who valiantly defended the Muslim banner until being fatally wounded. While the Muslims were tactically defeated, their faith in eventual victory with God's help was strengthened by their defense of the prophet and martyrdom of those killed.

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    The battle of Uhud was the second major battle between Muslims and Meccans after the battle of Badr in 624. Though initially gaining the upper hand, a breach in orders by Muslim archers allowed a Meccan cavalry attack that threw the Muslim army into chaos. Many Muslim heroes died, including Mus'ab bin Umair who valiantly defended the Muslim banner until being fatally wounded. While the Muslims were tactically defeated, their faith in eventual victory with God's help was strengthened by their defense of the prophet and martyrdom of those killed.

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    Third Group The Battle of Uhud

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    GROUP3

    DAN IAH PUTRI ANDINI

    TASYA FARHANI

    ZAL SA NUR OKTAVIANI


    Why we choose The battle of
    Uhud?
    The battle of Uhud was the
    second war between the
    Muslim lose in the
    Muslims nd the meccans war
    after the battle of Badr in
    624

    Many heroes of
    Acts of revenge Islam died in the
    war
    against the Muslims
    THE BATTLE
    OF
    UHUD
    ORIENTATION
     The battle of Uhud was a battle between Muslims of
    Medina and Quraish Meccan enemies and was fought on
    Saturday, March 19, 625 at valley in front of Mount
    Uhud.

    Leader of • Prophet Muhammad Shallallahu No of Quraish


    Muslim Army ‘Alaihi wa sallam. army :
    3000
    Leader Of • Abu Sufyan
    Quraish Army
    Banner bearer of
    Muslim :
    No of Muslim • MUSH’AB BIN
    700
    Army UMAIR
    SERIES OF EVENT
    The Meccans desired to avenge their losses at Badr and strike back
    Muhammad and his followers. The Muslims readied for war soon afterwards
    and the two armies fought on the slopes and plains of mount Uhud.

    Whilst outnumbered, the muslims gained the early initiative and forced the
    Meccan lines back, thus leaving much of the Meccan camp unprotected.
    When the battle looked to be only one step away from a decisive Muslim
    victory, a serious mistake was committed by a part of Muslim army, which
    altered the outcome of the battle. A breach of prophet Muhmmad’s orders by
    the Muslim archers, who left their assigned posts to despoil the Meccan
    camp, allowed a surprise attack from the Meccan cavalry, led by Meccan
    war veteran Khalid bin Walid, which brought chaos to the Muslim ranks.
    Many Muslims were killed, and Muhammad himself was badly injured. The
    Muslims had to withdraw up the slopes of Uhud. The Meccans did not
    persue the Muslim further, but marched back to Mecca declaring victory.
     One of Islam’s heroes is Mus’ab bin Umair (may Allah pleased with him)
    held the flag of Islam. When the Muslims on meeting defeat were dispersing
    in confusion, he held the flag and stood at his post like a rock. An enemy
    came and cut his hand with a sword, so that fthe flag might fall and the defeat
    might be accomplished. He at once took the flag in the other hand. Then, the
    enemy cut the other hand also. He held the flag to his bosom with help of his
    bleeding arms. The enemy at last pierced his body with an arrow. He fell and
    dead. Another Muslim ran and took over the flag. At the time of his burial, he
    had only one sheet to cover his body. This sheet was too short for his size.
    When it was drawn to cover the head, the feet would be exposed. And when it
    was drawn to cover the feet, the head would become uncovered. The prophet
    said “Cover his head with the sheet, and cover his feet with the ‘Azkhar’
    leaves.”
    RE-ORIENTATION
     In conclusion the end of the battle was in fact
    glorious and victorious for the Muslims had been
    successful in protecting the Prophet Muhammad
    and they knew they had the advantage over the
    kuffar when it came to Allah. For the killed
    Muslims would be promised Jannah and the kuffar
    would be promised the fire of Jahannam.
     They had learned from their mistakes and they
    now knew not to make the same mistakes again.

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