624 to 625 AD (Third year of exile) Qur'anic leaders attack Muslims at the Battle of Phnom Nam O'Huth: Qur'anic leaders seek revenge for their humiliating defeat at the Battle of Bader. They fear losing their territorial integrity in the Arabian Peninsula. 623 to 624 AD (Second year of exile) (Baptist) Battle of the Muslims When the Muslims fled from Mecca to Madinah, most of them were forced to abandon their homes and property, which were confiscated and traded by the Kurdish leaders. They are not allowed to take Muslims with them when fleeing. Muslims know that the convoys of the Qur'anic leaders will pass near Madinah and be led by Apusafyan. They went out and confiscated their property. When Apousafyan heard that the Muslims were preparing to block their way, they changed lanes and sent a message to the Qur'an. The Kurdish leaders deployed an army of 950 men, fully armed. Muslims are not ready for war or battle. There were probably no more than 313 of them. There were two horsemen and a few camels. The Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) prayed fervently to Allah, the Almighty, and cried out to Him. The two groups clashed in Baghdad, 155 km west of Madinah. On Friday, the 17th of Ramadan, the second year of the exodus. The most amazing thing happened was that the Kurdish leaders did not expect the Muslims to defeat their soldiers in the first battle they fought. Many Kurdish leaders and members were sacrificed in this battle, such as Apochahal, Omar, Yapin, Pin Khelf, and Alwaleed Pin-Utha. Bography Bography Life and biography of the Prophet Muhammad Life and biography of the Prophet Muhammad's Battle of Bader