Makkah in the time of our Prophet (may God bless him and grant him peace)

Q: What was the social condition of Makkah before the mission of Prophet Muhammad?

A dual social order prevailed where the strong dominated the weak. Women were marginalized and treated with contempt, and newborn girls were often buried alive due to societal shame.

Q: Why were the idols in the Kaaba destroyed?

The Kaaba was originally constructed by Prophet Abraham to worship the one true God. The idols represented a departure into paganism and superstition, which were replaced by the truth of tawheed when the idols were removed.

Q: How did the Muslim army behave when they captured Makkah in 630?

The army captured the city without fighting. Following the moral values of the Qur'an, Prophet Muhammad issued a proclamation that no revenge would be taken against the citizens and no one would be forced to convert to Islam.

Q: What does the Qur'an state about the nature of truth and falsehood?

The Qur'an declares that truth has arrived and falsehood has vanished, emphasizing that falsehood is inherently destined to disappear.

Abstract

This video examines the social and spiritual state of Makkah before the emergence of Islam, characterized by pagan practices and systemic injustice. It documents how Prophet Muhammad challenged these traditions by introducing the true morality of the Qur'an and tawheed. The video concludes with the peaceful conquest of the city and the restoration of the Kaaba to its original purpose of worshipping the one true God.