In Part Ten, we discussed the issue of slavery in Islam and how Islam abolished this system with a decisive methodology. Then, we addressed the issue of jizyah, the tax imposed by Islam on non-Muslims, a matter that has been misunderstood by some, who failed to grasp the objective of Islam in instituting it. Finally, we concluded the part by discussing the rights of dhimmis (non-Muslim subjects) in Islamic law.

Now, before you is Part Eleven, where we will provide a brief analytical overview of the confrontations (battles and raids) that occurred between the Islamic camp and other camps that attempted to extinguish the light that Allah commanded to spread in the universe. Through this overview, we will elucidate how the conflict began, who initiated it, and the motivations of each camp involved. We will also discuss the types of confrontations undertaken by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) against these hostile camps, and what was the purpose of the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) in each type of confrontation.