The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.

) as Peacemaker
Introduction
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W) as peacemaker: in light of Seerah
1. Hilf al Fuzul
2. Adjustment of Hajr-e-Aswad on the Holy Kaaba
3. The pact of Madinah
 That there should be collective peace.
 That equal rights to be given to all.
 That strife should be avoided.
 That the Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) is the supreme command.
 That there should be freedom and tolerance.
 That the Quraish sefuqec will not be given place.

4. The treaty of Hudaibyah

 That there should be truce for ten years.
 That the Muslims will visit Makkah next year.
 That the Muslims will have sword in sheath for self-defense.
 That there will be no war till two years.
 That Quraish can have trade through Muslim areas.

5. The year of delegates

6. The conquest of Makkah
“You can go, you are free.”

Peacemaking in the light of principles of jihad

I. Do reconcile with the enemy who lays down the arms.
II. Do not murder an unarmed civilians.
III. Do not murder an unarmed civilians combatants.
IV. Do not murder an unarmed civilians women.
V. Do not murder an unarmed civilians children.
VI. Do not murder an unarmed civilians monks and preachers.
VII. Do not murder an unarmed civilians the innocent old persons.
VIII. Do not attack the mosque.
IX. Do not attack the synagogue.
X. Do not attack the churches.
XI. Do not attack any house.
Peacemaking mechanism adopted by Holy Prophet (S.A.W.)
1. Peace through equality
“There is no superiority for an Arab over a non-Arab and for a non-Arab over on Arab, nor for the
while over the black nor for the black over the white except in God-consciousness.”

2. Peace through pacifism

3. Peace through women and minority rights
4. Peace through mercy
“And We have not sent you but as a mercy to the nations.”

(Al-Anbia: 107)

5. Peace through justice

“And let not the enmity and hatred of others make you avoid justice. Be just that is nearer to piety.”

(Al-Ma’idah: 8)

6. Peace through morality and tolerance

7. Role of mosques
8. Rule of law
9. Brotherhood
10. Peace through zakat and other pillars of Islam
11. Peace through pluralism
12. Peace through diplomacy
13. Peace through collective security

International aspect of establishing peace

“He who does not show mercy to others, will not be shown mercy.”

(Al-Bukhari)

“He has not affirmed faith in me who eats to his satisfaction and sleeps comfortably at night while his
neighbor goes Hungary – and he is aware of it.”

Conclusion