Abstract

The Battle of Khaybar was not merely a military conquest; it was a pivotal moment that solidified the Muslim community's standing in the region.
The Prophet's ethical considerations during warfare, the treatment of captives, and the recognition of the complexities of human actions and divine judgment are central themes that emerge from the narratives surrounding this battle.
These events collectively contributed to the establishment of a more unified Islamic state and set precedents for future conduct in warfare and community relations.