Learn Guidance on Making Dua and Acceptanceīut this doesn’t mean that we shouldn’t use other tactics to help reconcile between people. Whether it’s hatred between two friends, brothers, spouses, or any other family members, a sincere Dua to Allah will surely bring results faster and reconcile between their hearts more than any other ingenious plans.

This tip may seem simplistic but a sincere Dua can bring harmony and love to the hearts of the warring parties more than any other worldly tactic. The simple yet powerful lesson we can take from this verse is that in cases when there is a need to reconcile between the hearts of two Muslims (or parties), we should sincerely pray to Allah, as He alone can guide our hearts. Had you given away all the riches of the earth you could not have joined their hearts, but it is Allah Who joined their hearts. To get more valuable Islamic content on a regular basis, please subscribe to our newsletter here Learn to treat health issues from Quran and Hadith! The prophet (s) and his companions witnessed this miracle of Allah when the hearts of two warring factions came together with mutual feelings of love, brotherhood, and respect. Were anyone to depend on worldly factors alone, it would have been impossible to bring about such an achievement. Sheikh Moududi states in his tafseer (interpretation of the Quran) that to have such severe enmity turn into deep cordiality and brotherhood within a quite short span of time and to have such enemies unite together so closely was doubtlessly beyond the power of any mortal. This unity developed despite their history and long-standing traditions of mutual enmity. However, after their acceptance and embracing of Islam, both tribes developed feelings of strong love and brotherhood for each other. During the battle, the leaders of both forces were killed. During the battle, the Aws and their allies initially had to retreat, but then they counterattacked and defeated the Khazraj. The Khazraj on the other hand were supported by other local Bedouin tribes. During one of the battles (Battle of Bu’ath) both tribes seemed set to annihilate each other.The Aws were supported by the Jewish tribes of Banu Nadir, Banu Qurayza, and by the Arab Bedouins of the Muzayna tribe. Approximately, couple of years before their acceptance of Islam the two clans were hard core enemies and had enormous levels of enmity and hatred for each other. During the prophet’s time, Aws and Khazraj were two warring tribes in Yathrib (now called Medina). Here is a Quranic verse that can guide us toward understanding how to reconcile between people who have enmity and hatred toward each other.

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