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1611. Al-Ĥārīṭh bin Mālik bin Al-Barṣā' narrated: "On the day of the Conquest of Makkah, I heard the Prophet ﷺ saying: 'This is not to be battled over after today, until the Day of Judgement.'" (Ĥasan)
[Abū 'Eisā said:] There are narrations on this topic from Ibn 'Abbās, Sulaimān bin Ṣurad, and Muṭī'.
This Ĥadīth is Ĥasan Ṣahīh, and it is a narration of Zakariyyā bin Abī Zā'idah from Ash-Sha'bī, we do not know of it except from his narration.
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Commentary
Respect and honor of Makkah is due to the House of Allāh. It was freed from the occupation of infidels to restore its respect and honor. The disbelievers had made it an idol temple. Now Makkah, after its conquest, is a free place, respected and honored by Muslims of the world, therefore, making it a battlefield is unlawful. If some non-Muslim army or group of people attack the city, then Muslims are allowed to fight to save its honor.