![]() After this it had become quite obvious to the Arabs that no power could suppress the Islamic movement. ![]() The last effort of the Quraysh to suppress Islam had been thwarted in the Battle of the Ditch. The conspiracies of the Jewish tribes - which had always threatened Madinah - were totally removed and the Jews in other parts of the Arabian Peninsula (Hijaz) had become tributaries of the State of Madinah. As a result of their continuous struggle and unparalleled sacrifices the power of the surrounding clans within a radius of 200 miles or so had been subdued. The set-back which the Muslims had suffered at Uhud had not broken their determination. Islam had become a force and the Islamic State had extended to Najd on the east, to the Red Sea on the west, to Syria on the north, and to Makkah on the south. ![]() The general attitude towards the Muslims had now changed since the revelation of the previous Surahs 3: Al-Imran (Family of Imran) and Surah 4: An-Nisa (The Women) ![]()
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