امن کے لئے رسول اللہﷺ کےاِقدامات: جامع الترمذی کی كِتَابُ السِّيَرِکی روشنی میں ایک خصوصی مطالعہ

Abstract

This research delves into the depiction of the expeditions and battles (Ghazwat) of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and his companions as discussed in the Hadith literature, specifically in the "Kitab-ul-Siar," a chapter dedicated to the details of military campaigns in various Hadith collections. One of the key sources for this study is Imam Tirmizi’s renowned work, Sunan Al-Tirmizi, where he elaborates on the strategies, laws, and provisions related to battles conducted by the Prophet Muhammad (SAW). The research aims to shed light on the peaceful measures and ethical guidelines followed by the Prophet during the course of these battles, offering a nuanced understanding of Jihad and war in Islam.

The study is organized into two primary sections: the first explores the concept of Jihad and its strategic application within Islamic teachings, emphasizing the balance between warfare and peace. The second section focuses on the peace measures adopted by the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) in the midst of conflict, demonstrating the humane and ethical principles that governed his military conduct. The research underscores that even in the context of warfare, the Prophet (SAW) emphasized restraint, compassion, and the protection of non-combatants, providing a model for ethical warfare in Islamic jurisprudence.The findings of the research reveal a profound understanding of the peaceful conduct during warfare in Islam, supported by the Hadiths from Kitab-ul-Siar. The study concludes with a summary of key points, results, and references that highlight the peaceful nature of Jihad in the Islamic tradition.