205 & 206 [3] Abdul Qadir Dahqaan Siraawaani...

205 & 206 [3] Abdul Qadir Dahqaan Siraawaani: Article quoted in Nida-e-Islam Magazine, Issue No. 11, Autumn 81, Pg. 10 fertile fields and villas. The Quraish had the army under them because the commanders and officers were from Quraish. Likewise, the governors were also from Quraish. The city of Medina became a place of kings, princes and wealth. All facilities, amenities and wealth were now for Quraish. The Quraish purchased slaves and used them as labor – a free labor.

They expanded the town and settled around it. [1] Umar’s regime was a pure Arab regime. He restricted non-Arabs to live in Medina. [2] Medina was the capital of Islam. Besides Arabs, no one was allowed to…