NMC471H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Ridda Wars, Tribalism, Musaylimah
13 May 2016
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** see the professor soon for topic discussion sources: at least 6 at least one academic article and at least one primary source non normative approach. Ridda wars it was a muslim perspectives. Maybe the apostates believed they were the right because they believed in the authority of muhammad but not abu bakr. Conversions for the most part were very superficial musaylma haram in. Yamama and claimed to be the prophet of the sacred site. Maybe it was necessary to call them apostates in order to fight with them can"t fight muslims. Main islamic cities time of muhammad mecca medina and taif. Harams and cities proto islamic around these centres. Most of the prophets (false) wanted individual powers. Tribes are independent and a thorn in the side of sedentary governments. Musaylima didn"t carry the threat that the mobilized tribes did. Ridda wars outcome why you should stand against the islamic faith.
