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Suhayl was one of the leaders of [[Mecca]] at the time of the birth of [[Islam]].<ref name=mpacuk> |
Suhayl was one of the leaders of [[Mecca]] at the time of the birth of [[Islam]].<ref name=mpacuk> |
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|work=Scholars Smash Hizb Argument Against British Politics |
|work = Scholars Smash Hizb Argument Against British Politics |
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|title=Joining Political Parties in non Muslim Countries: according to Islamic Shariah |
|title = Joining Political Parties in non Muslim Countries: according to Islamic Shariah |
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|first=Abduljalil |
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|publisher=Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the UK (MPACUK) |
|last = Sajid |
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|publisher = Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the UK (MPACUK) |
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|date = 22 December 2004 |
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| ⚫ | }}</ref> He was a prominent man among the leaders of Quraish, and was a skilled orator. He was among those leaders who refused to protect [[Muhammad]] on [[Muhammad's visit to Ta'if|his return from Ta'if]],<ref name=mpacuk/> and was instrumental in concluding the [[Treaty of Hudaybiyyah]]. He insisted that the treaty be signed from the Muslim side as Muhammad, son of Abdullah (Muhammad ibn Abdullah) rather than the Prophet Muhammad, saying that the Qurayshi side did not accept his prophethood. |
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He had two sons, [[Abu Jandal ibn Suhayl|Abu Jandal]] and [[Abdullah ibn Suhail|Abdullah]], both of whom converted to Islam before him. This led to him disowning them until he himself later converted. |
He had two sons, [[Abu Jandal ibn Suhayl|Abu Jandal]] and [[Abdullah ibn Suhail|Abdullah]], both of whom converted to Islam before him. This led to him disowning them until he himself later converted. |
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Revision as of 16:54, 20 January 2018
Suhayl ibn Amr was a prominent leader among the Quraysh, being known as the Khatib or orator of the tribe. Clever and articulate, Suhayl's personal opinion carried great weight among his tribe.
Biography
Suhayl was one of the leaders of Mecca at the time of the birth of Islam.[1] He was a prominent man among the leaders of Quraish, and was a skilled orator. He was among those leaders who refused to protect Muhammad on his return from Ta'if,[1] and was instrumental in concluding the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah. He insisted that the treaty be signed from the Muslim side as Muhammad, son of Abdullah (Muhammad ibn Abdullah) rather than the Prophet Muhammad, saying that the Qurayshi side did not accept his prophethood.
He had two sons, Abu Jandal and Abdullah, both of whom converted to Islam before him. This led to him disowning them until he himself later converted.
He later became a Muslim after the conquest of Mecca. He calmed the Muslims in Mecca after the death of Muhammad. He participated in the battle of Yarmuk on the Muslim side.
Death
He died in Palestine in the small village of 'Amawas near Jerusalem.
References
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Sajid, Abduljalil (22 December 2004). "Joining Political Parties in non Muslim Countries: according to Islamic Shariah". Scholars Smash Hizb Argument Against British Politics. Muslim Public Affairs Committee of the UK (MPACUK). Archived from the original on 7 February 2005.
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