| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - al of weapons, including a cavalry (something the Muslims did not have at Badr), in order to threaten and intimidate enemies known and unknown. (The Hilali-Khan translation features an interpretive parenthetical phrase here: (tanks, planes, missiles, artillery).)Fourth, stop fighting when the enemy surrenders, even if you suspect that they are not sincere. (This is difficult to interlock with the
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