After the invitation is sent to the various leaders, the muslims tend to a conflict that violates the treaty of Hudaibiya. Setting in motion the series of events that leads to the conquest of Makkah. 

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After the success at Khaybar the Muslims ward off multiple more attempts, maturing them as a force. The Prophet Muhammad (saw) is happy to finally performUmrah Kazah during which time various events bring both Amr ibn al-As and Khalid ibn al-Walid to Islam

After the Treaty of al-Hudaybiya is established and with the Quraysh unable to meddle further, the Muslims take aim at the Jewish Citadel of Khaybar. This successful campaign takes the muslims out of poverty and victory is only sweetened for the Prophet Muhammad (saw) when Ja'far ibn Abi Talib and Abu Musa al-Ash'ari join him at Khaybar. 

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After the Battle of Uhud the Prophet Muhammad (saw) buries the dead. Dealing with the defeat the muslims now have serval attacks to ward off and the situation worsens when a group of missionaries sent by the Prophet to give Dawah are massacred.

As the battle of Uhud unfolds we learn how the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the early muslims defeated the much larger Quraysh reinforcements. A secondary defeat and major catastrophe for the people of Mecca and the enemies of Islam.

The Prophet Muhammad (saw) governs internal affairs in the state of Madinah, and we see the first conflict between the Muslims and Jews. The Quraysh, still reeling from the defeat at Badr, attempt to claw back some legitimacy, and a weary assassination attempt proves once more the Prophet is favoured.

After Allah SWT granted victory to the Muslims in the Battle of Badr, they received revelations to guide their affairs and conduct regarding the spoils of war. The Quraysh are informed of their defeat and a shift in their leadership takes hold. 

As Abu Sufyan and the caravan evade the Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the raid party, all of the pieces fall in place and the battle of Badr commences.

As the two forces approach the battle of Badr, we explore how each camp goes in and how Allah prepares them both for the inevitable outcome. 

The Prophet (saw) and the Sahabah are granted permission to intercept a trade caravan, as they ready themselves for the daring raid an omen through a dream inspires the Quraysh to ready an army and set course to meet the Prophet (saw). The battle of Badr draws closer.

After establishing roots within Madinah we explore the different challenges the Prophet Muhammad (saw) had to overocme in an attempt to build a means of government, the treaties that were established with the various peoples and the method by which a deep bond of brotherhood was accomplished ushering in an Islamic Ummah.

After evading the hostile environment of Makkah we learn of how the Prophet Muhammad (saw) was received upon entering Madinah. We cover his steady hand in navigating relationships and establishing roots in what will be a large portion of establishing Prophethood and granting the muslims a firm ground from which to develop themselves. 

As the Prophet Muhammad (saw) succeeds in spreading the message of Islam and Allah swt grants him further believers we learn of how the Quraysh leaders, unable to tolerate the rapid spread of Islam, resort to an audacious scheme: plotting the assassination of the Prophet of Allah. We explore how the Prophet Muhammad (saw) along with the ever trustworthy Abu Bakr navigate evading the bounty placed on their heads. Together, they embark on the transformative journey known as the Hijrah to...

We continue with the six young men from Medina who were approached by the Prophet Muhammad (saw). We learn of how they accept Islam and upon returning to Medina along with Mus'ab ibn Umayr they set in motion the events that led to the Pledge of Al Aqabah to Protect the Prophet Muhammad (saw).

After Al-Isra Wal-Mi'raj the Prophet Muhammad (saw) campaigns for support that would gain the Muslims protection from the Quraysh. We learn of some interesting individuals and the hold culture and ethnicity would have prevented some from accepting the truth, and we learn about how Allah swt sent the Prophet assistance from an unlikely source.

In the next part of the journey, the Miʿraj, ascended into heaven, where he individually greeted the prophets and later spoke to God, who gave Muhammad (saw) instructions to take back to the Muslims regarding the details of prayer. Here the prophet (saw) witnessed amazing things that Jibril displayed to him including Paradise and the inhabitants of Hell. On the prophet's return, he was to face the daunting task of telling the Meccans about his Journey, which cast great doubt over his...