دبلوماسية النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم

أ. نعيمي, زيغمي; أ. سفيان, قوق

مجلة الدراسات الإسلامية
Volume 3, Numéro 4, Pages 605-622
2014-09-15

دبلوماسية النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم

الكاتب : أ. نعيمي زيغمي . أ. سفيان قوق .

الملخص

After his death, the Prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) left a rich legacy in terms of the art and rules of diplomacy. He established committed ties with many kings, and concluded strong agreements with leaders of tribes in Arabia. In addition, he bore the responsibility to lay the foundations of a state in the region of Arabia where Arabs were viewed for centuries as a source of wealth for many greedy nations; just like a toy in the bloody arms of the Persians in the East and the Romans in the West. Thanks to the Prophet’s wise diplomatic struggle marked with a firm determination to build a state by every possible financial, military and social means, the Arab State had become a real power ready to inherit ancient civilizations of the world in less than ten years. The tradition of prophet Mohamed (peace be upon him) is full of successful experiences about peace or war journeys, and reconciliation or conflictual relationships. His life provided a logical proof that the relationships of the Islamic State with the rest of the world were essentially based on moderation, stability, mutual interests, and respect of human values. The noble Prophet (peace be upon him) made use of the most refined diplomatic strategies to solve conflicts and avoid the causes of war.