In what city did Muhammad die?
Succession to Muhammad only battle expedition where Muhammad urged his companions to go the battle no matter what; for other battles, if someone was unable to go to the fight, Muhammad would let them stay at home. It has been pointed out in history that the fact that Muhammad ordered his companions, but not his family, to leave Medina right before he knew he was about to die is proof that he did not intend for his companions to decide on his succession. It is reported that Muhammad asked for writing materials to write a statement that would prevent the Muslim nation from
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