Definition and background
causes of fathu makkah
peaceful victory (the conquest)
major changes after conquest
lesson and values
100

What is Fathu Makkah?

Fathu Makkah was the conquest of Makkah by Prophet Muhammad ﷺ without major warfare and with minimal bloodshed.

100

Which tribe violated the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah?

Quraysh

100

Did Fathu Makkah involve major warfare?

No, it did not involve major warfare.

100

What happened to the idols inside the Ka‘bah?

The idols inside the Ka‘bah were destroyed and removed.

100

What does Fathu Makkah teach about Allah’s help?

Allah helps those who are faithful and righteous.

200

In which month did Fathu Makkah take place?

It took place in the month of Ramadan.

200

Which tribe remained loyal to the Muslims?

Bani Khuza'ah

200

How did the Muslim army enter Makkah?

The Muslim army entered Makkah peacefully and in an orderly manner.

200

What religion became dominant in Makkah after the conquest?

Islam became dominant in Makkah.

200

What value did the Prophet demonstrate during the conquest?

The Prophet demonstrated humility, forgiveness, mercy, and justice.

300

In which Hijri year did Fathu Makkah occur?

It occurred in 8 AH (8 Hijri).

300

What agreement was broken, leading to Fathu Makkah?

The agreement that was broken was the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah.

300

Who was the leader of the Muslim army during Fathu Makkah?

Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

300

How did the people of Makkah respond after the conquest?

Many people embraced Islam in large numbers.

300

What does this event teach about true victory?

True victory is achieved through faith, truth, and righteousness—not violence.

400

Who led the conquest of Makkah during Fathu Makkah?

It was led by Muhammad ﷺ.


400

Why did the violation of the treaty require a response from the Muslims?

Because breaking the treaty was an act of betrayal and aggression, requiring a response to protect justice and the Muslim allies.

400

How did the Prophet treat the people of Makkah after the conquest?

He treated the people with mercy, forgiveness, and justice.

400

Why was cleansing the Ka‘bah an important event?

It restored the Ka‘bah to pure monotheism (Tawhid) and ended idol worship.

400

Why is humility important even in times of success?

Humility prevents arrogance and shows gratitude to Allah even in success.

500

Explain why Fathu Makkah is considered a unique conquest in history.

It is considered unique because it was a peaceful conquest with little bloodshed, marked by forgiveness, mercy, and justice instead of revenge.

500

Explain how the treaty violation directly led to the conquest of Makkah.

The Quraysh supported attacks against Bani Khuza’ah, violating the treaty, which gave the Muslims legitimate grounds to march toward Makkah.

500

Why is Fathu Makkah described as a victory without significant bloodshed?

Because there was minimal resistance and almost no large-scale fighting, making it a peaceful victory.

500

Explain how Fathu Makkah changed the religious and political landscape of Arabia.

It established Islam as the main religious and political authority in Arabia, strengthening unity among the tribes.

500

Explain how Fathu Makkah proves that victory can be achieved without violence.

It shows that strong faith, patience, justice, and mercy can lead to victory without widespread bloodshed.

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