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Propagation of Islam: By Force or Peacefully?Prophet Muhammad’s biographies by pious Islamic historians list 70–100 failed or successful raids,plundering expeditions and wars, undertaken by him, during the last ten years of his residence in Medina. Hehad personally led seventeen to twenty-nine of them. Below is a list of the major expeditions and battles,which the Prophet had directed or commanded in person:623 CE — Battle of Waddan623 CE — Battle of Safwan623 CE — Battle of Dul-Ashir624 CE — Battle of Nakhla624 CE — Battle of Badr624 CE — Battle of Banu Salim624 CE — Battle of Eid-ul-Fitr and Zakat-ul-Fitr624 CE — Battle of Banu Qaynuqa624 CE — Battle of Sawiq624 CE — Battle of Ghatfan624 CE — Battle of Bahran625 CE — Battle of Ohud625 CE — Battle of Humra-ul-Asad625 CE — Battle of Banu Nadir625 CE — Battle of Dhatur-Riqa626 CE — Battle of Badru-Ukhra626 CE — Battle of Dumatul-Jandal626 CE — Battle of Banu Mustalaq Nikah627 CE — Battle of the Trench627 CE — Battle of Ahzab627 CE — Battle of Banu Qurayza627 CE — Battle of Banu Lahyan627 CE — Battle of Ghaiba627 CE — Battle of Khaybar628 CE — Campaign to Hudaybiya630 CE — Conquest of Mecca630 CE — Battle of Hunsin630 CE — Battle of Tabuk54