I never said they were justified. However, just because someone does you a wrong doesn't mean that you can go back and do something even worse to them.
This is simply not true. Read the links I posted.
What's wrong with you?
If your basis here is your ignorance about the prophet Muhammad peace be upon him, then educate yourself firstly and read this before arguing just for arguing.
the conquest of Makkah
The treaty of Hudaybiya heralded the conquest of Makkah. The number of people who embraced Islam after the treaty until the 8th year of Hijra increased many folds compared to number at the beginning of the Message. Each of the tribes of Daus, Ashja and Ghaffar embraced Islam. By virtue of the first article of the treaty, the tribe of Khuzaa embraced Islam and was known to be in the party of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS[1]). On the other hand, the tribe of Banu Bakr was in Qurayshs party. Many wars used to take place between Khuzaa and Bani Bakr, but these conflicts calmed down after the treaty of Hudaibiyah. However, since Khuzaa was getting stronger by being with Prophet Muhammad (SAWS), Bani Bakr decided to violate the treaty and attack them in order to have the upper hand over their rivals. Thus, Bani Bakr, led by Nawfal Ibn Muawiyah, took Qurayshs consent to attack Khuzaa. Sohail Ibn Amr, Ikrima Ibn Abu-Jahl, and Safwan Ibn Umayyah helped Bani Bakr and even provided them with weapons to launch this attack, knowing that by doing this, both Bani Bakr and Quraysh would be breaking the treaty, which stated that there would be no war for ten years.
The tribe of Khuzaa was preparing for Umrah and spent the night in al-Wateer. Nawfal Ibn Muawiyah and his companions attacked Khuzaa while they were sleeping and killed three of them. Khuzaa ran to the Haram for shelter but Nawfal followed them and killed 20 of them inside the Haram. Killing in al-Haram was a great sin for the Arabs but the people of Bani Bakr were used to stealing there so killing was not that big of a deal for them. Khuzaa rushed to Juthail Ibn Warqa but ten of them were killed on his doorstep. Juthail quickly sent Amr Ibn Salem to Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) to tell him what happened as fast as he could. Amr reached the Prophets Mosque and narrated to Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) what happened in the form of a poem. When Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) heard what happened, he said, you are triumphant Amr Ibn Salem. Prophet Muhammad SAWS could never stand treason and disloyalty. His plan was the conquest of Makkah. He did not inform his companions about Qurayshs treason because he did not want bloodshed. It was time to consolidate Islam in the Arab Peninsula.
Revenge was never the aim of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) although Quraysh had tormented him and his companions for nearly 20 years in Makkah. Quraysh was the cause of Khadijas death and they killed his beloved uncle Hamza, but he still wished them guidance. Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) was an example of tolerance, forgiveness, benevolence, strength, power, wisdom, and all sublime ethics. Quraysh now gathered in Dar-an-Nadwa to discuss the issue. Abdullah Ib Abi-as-Sarh was once a Muslim and stayed with Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) in al-Madinah for one year but later became an apostate because he did not acquire a high rank among Muslims after accepting Islam. He told Quraysh that they could either pay blood money, or send the murderers to Khuzaa to take their revenge, or declare war. Abu-Sufyan had another plan. He did not know that Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) already knew of what happened, so he decided to go to al-Madinah to offer Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) a peace treaty with a new date, under the pretext that Abu-Sufyan himself did not attend the treaty of al-Hudaybiya. By that, it would seem that Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) did not have the right to retaliate for what happened to Khuzaa as it took place before the new treaty. Hence, Abu-Sufyan took off to al-Madinah. He headed to his daughter Ummu Habiba, Prophet Muhammads wife. It is noteworthy that Abu-Sufyan was very happy to marry his daughter to Prophet Muhammad (
SAWS) as he knew that the latter would honor and respect her.
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