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What significant migration event increased tension leading to the Battle of Badr?
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The migration of Muslims from Mecca to Medina.
What significant resource did Muslims capture that provided a strategic advantage in the battle?
Muslims captured the water source.
What initial restriction did Muslims face concerning warfare, which later changed?
Muslims initially could not fight because no order had come from Allah, but afterwards, the order to fight was given.
How did Abu Sufyan respond upon learning about the Muslim attack plan?
He changed his route and sought help from Mecca.
What were the economic implications of the victory in the Battle of Badr for Muslims?
The victory brought economic stability through the spoils of war.
What was the outcome of the battle in terms of prisoners and lives lost?
70 non-Muslims were killed, and 70 were captured by the Muslims.
What was the strength of the opposing army the Muslims faced at Badr?
The Muslim army was outnumbered, facing an opposing army of 1300 people.
What was the total number of Muslims who participated in the Battle of Badr?
An army of 313 Muslims participated.
What advantage did Muslims gain due to the rain before the Battle of Badr?
Rain was considered a blessing by Muslims, as it caused mud that demotivated the non-Muslims.
What lessons about justice and impartiality can be drawn from the battle?
One must remain just and be impartial even with relatives.
What did the outcome of the Battle of Badr demonstrate about fighting despite being outnumbered?
It showed that one should fight with courage even with fewer numbers and seek help from Allah.
What was the significant societal and religious impact of the Battle of Badr?
It achieved religious freedom and increased faith in Allah's help.
How did the Battle of Badr affect the Muslims' faith in migration?
The battle reinforced their belief in migration and increased their faith in Allah's help.
Who were the Munafiqeen, and how did they contribute to the conflict?
Munafiqeen were hypocrites posing as Muslims but working against Islam. For example, Abdullah bin Ubayy provoked Muslims to fight.
What was the strategic target set by the Prophet in the Battle of Badr?
A large trade caravan led by Abu Sufyan going from Syria to Mecca.
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