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’! it I ic IIR v’!i soi tc,<-. rib < fry ,’i’/jii»O (jj The benefits which ensued from tnjktfea^.were manifold, ultimately preparing a ground for the peaceful and bloodless
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As a result of vigoFotfs..f reaching a iot of people’embraced ,- ,q,_,, Islam. Prior to thjSjjtreaty a limited number of persons

0/ • converted to Islam, but after this treaty there was rapid and ,ltli\u\ massive conversions, People mixed freely after the treaty >a-r>> and for the first, t^,e;, Arabs had been provided an d%n> opportunity for a b(etter,^pderstanding of Islam and the nioral I, >f v and social attributes pT~MusJims.

Z)-1(!l Numerous twbes • entered into alliance with the Muslims !”^ ’ considering tHeni-a1 powrer equivalent to the Quraysh, This alliance opened ^opportunity for the propagation of .Islam.
The call for Islam became an international movement getting rid of internal” strife. The Holy Prophet wrote numerous letters to various Icings £nd rulers some of whorri ehittaced Islam. The^e ’letters ’M ’irito hundreds.’ The call ^Islam spread to non-XraM fanclsl’ ^n-Arabs1 Started embracing
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This treaty provided the Holy Prophet an opportunit^ deal with and fix up the Jews engaged in treachery’s* and subversive activities against Islam. For the sake of Katies, Q^raysn were-niore fetiable than Jew tribes. They were more su’table of the two ’enemies to make impartial* through a treaty. The1 Holy1 Prophet also wished to convert them to Islam tactfully without any bloodshed in order to transform
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the Quraysh into an asset for the call of Islam as well as the Islamic state.