Raḥmat-i Nabavī, khushūnat-i Jāhilī: Persian 1401

The publication of the Islamic invitation in the Arabian Peninsula was faced with various oppositions from the leaders of the company system and idolatry, and after the emigration of the Prophet (PBUH) from Mecca to Medina, Jews, and hypocrites also joined the jirga of the opponents of this invitation. The relatively numerous wars that took place between the Prophet (pbuh) and his opponents, as well as incidents such as the murder of a number of Jewish poets and traditions such as the massacre of Bani Qurayzah, have always been the subject of discussion and criticism by some orientalists and critics of the Prophet (PBUH). This group, especially in recent years, by citing some unreliable historical reports, accuses the Prophet (PBUH) of violence and intolerance towards his opponents and the rapid spread of Islam in the Arabian Peninsula due to war and the use of the sword. They count them. Criticizing this point of view is the primary goal of this research and getting to know the position and rights of the opponents in the Prophet's life and expressing the high level of tolerance of the Prophet (PBUH) towards the opponents and dissenters.