Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) During the Conquest of Mecca

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This historic moment (630 CE) represents one of the most glorious and peaceful victories in Islamic history. The key details of that day are as follows:

Entry Without Battle: The Prophet (PBUH) exerted the utmost effort to avoid bloodshed as he entered the city with a mighty army of 10,000. While entering Mecca on his she-camel Qaswa, he bowed his head so low in gratitude to Allah that his beard touched the saddle of his camel.

The Proclamation of General Amnesty: Addressing the Meccans who had persecuted him and the Muslims for years and driven them from their homeland, he said, as the Prophet Joseph had said to his brothers: “No blame will there be upon you today. May Allah forgive you,” thus proclaiming a “General Amnesty” rarely seen in history.