Psychic Warfare In The Gathafan War Leads Da'tsur Bin Al-Harith Al-Muharib To The Embrace Of Islam (A Psychological Approach To Preaching)

Abstract

The outbreak of the Ghathafan war was motivated by a provocative issue blown by the Bani Ghathafan that together with their allies they were ready to invade the city of Medina. The war centered in the village of Dzi Amr in the Najd region which occurred in the third or fourth year of the hijrah was short, and did not cause casualties on both sides because there was no physical contact like other Ghazwah wars that had occurred during the time of the Prophet. library research study produced a very important finding that the Gahthafan war was a “psychic war” that was won by the Muslims. Although the psychic war event in the Ghathafan war between the two troop leaders was relatively short, it was very complex, tough and tense. How could it not be, Da'tsur bin al-Harith al-Muharib, a brave and respected man as well as a war troop leader, turned out to be powerless in front of Muhammad Rasulullah, even looking resigned and very afraid which led to an inner conflict and avoidance conflict within Da'tsur bin al-Harith.