In the Serra, one of the most critical junctures in the entire history of the Serra, one of the most sensitive time frames, was when the Prophet

Allah alahaleh he was

said them conquered Mecca in the eighth year of the hijab.

And a lot of people don't quite understand

how precarious the situation was because the Muslims would not

have been more than a few thousand.

And Arabia was in the tens of thousands, maybe 40 60,000 and there is no way that the

Muslims could have taken on the entire peninsula of Arabia. It's just not

possible.

Mecca was the intellectual and religious capital.

As you know, as you're aware, Arabia did not have unified government.

Arabia had multiple tribes, each one of them competing with one another, right?

There was no unity.

It's not like the Roman Empire.

It's not like the Sassanid Empire.

It's not like the federalist country of America at 50 states.

Each tribe is completely independent. There is one region and one tribe that had a little bit of fadilla and blessing over the others and that is

Mecca and the Khorish. Even though the Khorish were not in charge, but they

had the respect because of the Khabh, because Ibrahim al-I Islam, because they're the ones in charge of Haj.

And so, after the process of him conquered Mecca,

if members of the Qorai rebelled and spread through the land and

fermented a resurgence and a revolt against the Muslims,

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