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The Battle Of Badr

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The most famous and significant raid for Muhammad’s prophetic mission which took place in the month of Ramadan in the second year of the hijra (c 624 AD) when he planned to attack and plunder a rich caravan of the Quraysh, returning from Syria under the care of Abu Sufyan, the leader of Mecca. After having fled with his followers from Mecca to Medina in the hijra Muhammad had continued his preaching, growing his ranks amongst the locals of Medina. Once Muhammad had felt his position strong enough, he had embarked upon raids against the caravans of the Meccans. One day two followers of Muhammad, who were in Badr (A place near Medina), heard two girls from the village discussing a deht, and one said to the other, 'The Caravan will come in 1-2 days  and I will work for them, and then pay you what l owe you'. After getting this information both Muslims immediately rode off to the Muhammad and told him what they had oyerheard. Great wealth amounting to 50 th...

The Psychology behind Deception: Understanding the Human Mind

The Psychology behind Deception: Understanding the Human Mind An Overview Deception is a strategic tactic used to manipulate and control the perception of reality. It involves creating ambiguity and uncertainty, blurring the lines between truth and falsehood. Deception is not about elaborate illusions or showy distractions, but rather subtly altering reality to mirror people's desires and expectations. By understanding the subjective nature of reality and filtering events through emotions and preconceptions, deception can lull individuals into a false sense of security. Feeding False Information One aspect of deception involves feeding false information to the enemy. By misleading spies and agents, an enemy can be led to act on their false knowledge, committing mistakes and wasting resources. This strategy aims to create confusion and disorder, dissipating the enemy's strength and resilience. By manipulating signs of identity and purpose, deception can control the enemy's v...

The Famous Scandal That Led Allah To Introduce The Whipping Punishment

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Muhammad after expedition of Bani Mustaliq (A Qabeela in Arabia) was returning to Medina with his army. Muhammad had his wives with him who were traveling atop a camel seated in a houdah. In one of the houdahs was Mohds wife Ayesha who was 13-14 at that time & Muhammad was around 57-58. When they were traveling towards Medina, Ayesha had to answer nature’s call but nobody was aware that she had alighted from the Palki. While coming back she lost her Pearl necklace. She started searching for it. In the meantime, Muhammad's caravan went far ahead leaving Ayesha behind. Ayesha sat there thinking when they’ll realise she’s not there they’ll turn back.  But unfortunately for her nobody realised her absence. Luckily for her, another traveller named “Safwan” (a boy) was left behind. He seated Ayesha on his camel to transport her to #Medina. However by now the word had spread and Ayesha was subjected to extreme criticism by the scandal-loving people ...

Prophet Muhammad: A Lust Driven Man

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Muslims often speak with pride, of Muhammad’s battles. It is a pride based on illusion. He was not a warrior. He preferred terrorism. It was more effective. The raids did not just bring wealth to Muslims; it also provided them with sex   slaves. Juwairiya was a young woman whose husband was slain when Muslims   raided her village. She fell to the lot of a Muslim marauder. Aisha, Muhammad’s   favorite and youngest wife who had accompanied Muhammad in this expedition   and narrated This account should end any argument about the real motive behind Muhammad's multiple marriages. He and his men murdered Juwairiya’s husband in an unprovoked raid. She was the daughter of the chief of Bani Mustaliq and a princess in her own right. She was reduced to a slave and became the possession of one of Muhammad’s thugs. However, because of her beauty, the holy Prophet offered to “set her free” under the condition that she marry him. Is that freedom?...

SCIENCE & ENGINEERING BEHIND THE ATOMIC BOMB

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          In this article we will talk about the science and engineering behind the weapon and the series of events that happen before the bomb explodes.                           SCIENCE  BEHIND  THE  ATOMIC  BOMB           Have you ever noticed that what happens when we put blocks of brick over the other? you keep on putting the blocks one over the other more the blocks you put more unstable it becomes if the height of the stock is too high then a slight force will collapse the entire structure.  S imilarly more number of protons and neutrons in the atom more unstable it becomes. All the elements heavier than lead (82Pb) are usually unstable so they eventually decay and convert into lead to lower their internal energy & get their nucleus stable.           Some of the materials and their isotope...