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Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) stayed for 20 days during the Battle of Tabook. The Battle of Tabook took place in the 9th year of Hijrah (631 CE) when the Prophet (PBUH) led a large Muslim army towards the northern frontier near the Roman Empire. Although no actual battle took place, the campaign was significant as it demonstrated the strength and unity of the Muslim Ummah.

The Prophet (PBUH) and his companions camped in Tabook for 20 days, waiting for the Byzantine army. However, the Byzantines did not appear, and the Muslims returned to Madinah. This stay also allowed the Prophet (PBUH) to strengthen alliances with local tribes and spread the message of Islam.

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  The Battle of Tabook occurred in 9 AH (631 CE).

  
  


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  The Prophet (PBUH) stayed 20 days in Tabook.

  
  


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  No direct fighting took place as the Byzantines did not confront the Muslims.

  
  


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  It is considered the last military expedition led personally by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

  
  


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  This event showed the growing influence and strength of Islam in Arabia.

  
  


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  The expedition was also a test of faith for Muslims, as it required travel in harsh desert conditions.