Battle of Hunain : After the subjection of Makkah two veritably strong lines of Taif collected a large army for attacking the Muslims. They marched on Makkah and encamped in the vale of Hunain. The Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam), on hearing about the movement of these lines, made medications for meeting this new challenge. He progressed against them with an army of twelve thousand Muslims, ten thousand of whom had come from Madinah and two thousand were the new converts to Islam. presumably, the adversary entered reports of the route that was to be followed by the Muslim army.
So, they posted hunters in secret places on the hills on both sides of the vale.
When the Muslims marched through the narrow and steep vale, the adversary suddenly sprang upon them and poured arrows upon them. This unanticipated attack broke their species and numerous of them turned and started to retreat. In this fear and confusion in the Muslim army, the Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) remained calm and showed no sign of fear. He called out to his companions and dogfaces who responded to the call. The army regrouped and attacked the adversary. The adversary was defeated and the Muslims won the battle with the help of Allah. In this battle, the Muslim army captured six thousand captures of war, twenty- four thousand camels and forty thousand scapegoats. Battle of Hunain
Tabuk Expedition
In 9 A.H. the Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) entered information that the Roman Emperor had organized a huge army in order to foray Madinah. This army commanded by the Roman Emperor himself had arrived at a place called Tabuk to the north of Madinah. The Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) therefore, ordered that preparations be made to meet this challenge. At-that time, there was a drought in Madinah and a large number of Muslims were in difficult circumstances. The heat was also intense. However, the companions of the Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) who were always ready to make the greatest sacrifice for Islam began preparations for Jihad. Muslims donated money and goods in large quantities.
Hazrat Abu Bakr(Razi ala tala anh) brought the entire belongings of his house. Hazrat Umar(Razi ala tala anh) contributed half of all his cash, household goods and cattle and Hazrat Usman(Razi ala tala anh) gave one thousand gold dinars and three hundred camels. Muslim ladies, too, gave their ornaments as donation. The Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) left Madinah with an army of thirty thousand men. It was a difficult journey because of the heat and scarcity of food and water, but the Muslims remained steadfast.
The Muslim army arrived at Tabuk to find that the Roman army had dispersed without any fighting at all. The Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) stayed at Tabuk for twenty days during which a number of tribes came to the Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) and embraced Islam. The Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) also made treaties with some Christian and Jewish tribes in the area. The Tabuk expedition was the last military expedition in which the Holy Prophet(Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) took part.