After Muhammad’s death, Islam did not bloom in peace; it exploded into terror wars, empire by the sword, corruption, and civil war among his closest followers.
Muhammad – The Farewell Pilgrimage, Poisoning, and Death in Agony (631–632 C.E.)
Muhammad’s last years end with child sex, muta, slavery, poisoning, agony, and curses on Jews and Christians—not the holy death of a true prophet.
Muhammad – Hunayn, Ta’if, and Tabuk: Final Consolidation Through Terror (630–631 C.E.)
After Mecca, Muhammad finished Arabia with Hunayn’s slaves, Ta’if’s burned vineyards, Tabuk’s jizya, and a triad: Islam, war, or tribute.
Muhammad – Conquest of Mecca: Broken Treaties and Forced Conversions (630 C.E.)
Mecca’s “peaceful conquest” was 10,000 swords, a torn treaty, a small blood list for show, idols smashed, and mass submission under military pressure.
Treaty of Hudaybiyyah: Masterclass in Deceit and Taqiyya (628 C.E.)
Hudaybiyyah was no peace miracle. Muhammad used a “truce” to tighten control, unleash proxy raids, buy tribes by marriage, and prepare Mecca’s fall.
The Genocide of Banu Qurayza: 600–900 Men Beheaded in One Day (627 C.E.)
At Banu Qurayza, Muhammad oversaw a trench-side genocide—hundreds beheaded, families enslaved, and “revelation” used to bless the slaughter.
Muhammad – Uhud: Defeat, Blame-Shifting, and the Mutilation of the Dead (625 C.E.)
At Uhud, Muhammad’s aura shattered. Defeat, mutilation, and new “revelations” turned slaughter into a divine test and tightened his grip on Medina.
Muhammad – Revenge and Ethnic Cleansing: Banu Qaynuqa and the First Jewish Expulsion (625 C.E.)
At Medina, Muhammad turned a market quarrel into siege, expulsion, and assassination—using “revelation” to cleanse Jews and silence critics.
Muhammad – Badr and the Birth of Holy War: Surprise Attack, Slaughter, and Ransom Greed (624 C.E.)
At Badr, Muhammad turned a failed caravan raid into “holy war”—killing, ransoming, plundering, and calling it all revelation from God.
Muhammad – Medina: The Birth of the Raider State – Caravans, Assassinations, and the First Blood (622–624 C.E.)
In Medina, Muhammad turned ghazu into “jihad,” ordered assassinations, expelled Jews, and starved Mecca—birthing Islam’s first raider state.


