The treaty of Hudaybiya brought much needed peace to the nascent Islamic Community, and enabled the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to pursue what he's most interested in:" to spread the Deen of Allah (SWT) and inspire hearts and minds.
In the month of Muharram, the Messenger sent 8 letters to 8 heads of state inviting them to consider Islam. One particular letter, that he sent to the Roman king Heraclius, and the subsequent exchange, really stood out. What do we learn from the prophetic correspondence with the Byzantine Emperor that can inspire our Dawaa efforts today?
