Saba Masajid (Seven Mosques) Madinah History | Gazwa Khandaq Untold STORY in Urdu | سبعہ مساجد

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  • Aslam-o-Alaikum Wa Rahmatullah, Dear Viewers! 🌟
    👉🏻 In this Video, I will explore the Hidden History of Seven Mosques, commonly known as Saba Masajid located in the heart of Madinah. These mosques are remembrance of Gazwa Khandaq and I will also share the detail story of Gazwa Khandaq in Urdu. 😇
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    Let’s talk about the Battle of the Trench, or Ghazwa al-Khandaq! This was such a game-changing moment in Islamic history, happening way back in 5 AH (627 CE) during the incredible time of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ in Madinah. Can you believe it? So much impact packed into one event! This epic battle is famous for the incredible strategy used by the Muslims, under the leadership of the Prophet ﷺ, to defend Madinah against a formidable coalition of Meccan tribes and their allies. Such a powerful moment in history!
    👉 Background
    The Quraysh of Mecca got together with a group of other tribes that were on the same side to attack Madinah. It was their goal to get rid of the growing impact of Islam. There were about 10,000 enemies all together, but only 3,000 Muslims in the army. When Muslims saw this huge threat, they had to figure out how to protect their city.
    👉 The Plan to Dig Deeper
    A close companion of the Prophet ﷺ named Salman al-Farsi suggested that a trench be dug around the weak spots in Madinah. At the time, this was a new way for Arabs to fight, based on Persian combat strategies. The ditch, called a "Khandaq," took a lot of work and was finished just in time for the enemy to arrive. The enemy's troops couldn't cross it, so they couldn't move forward. This caused a long standoff.
    👉 Seven Mosques, or Saba Masajid
    The Seven Mosques, or Saba Masajid, are close to where the trench was dug. This group of churches in Madinah is a memorial to the places where the Prophet Muhammad and his followers fought in the Battle of the Trench. Every building is connected to an important person or event in the battle. Over time, these churches came to represent this important event in history.
    👉 Why Saba Masajid Is Important
    1️⃣ Masjid Al-Fath is the "Victory Mosque.”: It is thought that this is where the Prophet Muhammad prayed for victory in the Battle of the Trench. People think it is the most important of the Seven Mosques.
    2️⃣ Masjid Salman al-Farsi: This mosque is named after the friend who came up with the trench strategy and helped win the fight.
    3️⃣ Masjid Umar: This building honors the place where Umar ibn al-Khattab was stationed.
    4️⃣ Masjid Ali is named after Ali ibn Abi Talib, who was the Prophet's cousin and son-in-law and played a key part in the battle.
    5️⃣ Masjid Fatimah is connected to Fatimah, who was the daughter of the Prophet ﷺ, and is very important to many Muslims.
    6️⃣ Masjid e Khandaq: This mosque marks the spot where the trench was dug, which stands for Madinah's strategic defense.
    👉 How the battle turned out?
    Even though the ditch kept the enemy out for weeks, it was very hard for both the defenders and the besieging forces. Eventually, a strong windstorm and fighting among the enemy caused them to flee, giving the Muslims a clear victory without having to fight a big battle. The Quraysh lost power because of this victory, which made the Muslim society stronger.
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