Since the emigration of the Muslims from Makkah, a de facto state of war had existed between them and the Quraysh. In the early days in Medina, the Muslims did not dare to remove their armor at any time. Pickets were posted around the city every night to warn the citizens if the enemy made a
sudden raid. The Prophet could not sleep at nights being fearful of an attack at any time. It was in these circumstances that he had to take some defensive measures for the security of Medina. As head of the nascent state, its security was his first responsibility. In the interests of security, the Muslims had to keep an eye on the movements of the enemy, his friends and his allies.
Lecture Titles:
1 - The Battle Of Badr - Abu Usamah At-Thahabi
2 - Lessons From Uhud - Abu Usamah At-Thahabi
3 - Lessons From Tabuk - Masood Chowdhury
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