Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) Swords: Names and Descriptions


Yes, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) owned several swords during his lifetime, which were used in battles and expeditions. It is said that he personally owned nine swords, each with its own name and significance.


Here are the names of the swords and a brief description of each:


  1. Al-Ma'thur: This was one of the earliest swords owned by the Prophet (SAW) and was a gift from his uncle, Al-Abbas. It was a simple and plain sword that was used by the Prophet (SAW) during the Battle of Badr.


  3. Al-Qal'ie: This sword was given to the Prophet (SAW) by a blacksmith named Abu Salama. It was used by the Prophet (SAW) during the Battle of Uhud.


  5. Al-Battar: This sword was a gift from a blacksmith named Umair. It was used by the Prophet (SAW) during the Battle of Hunayn.


  7. Dhu-l-Fiqar: This sword is perhaps the most famous of the Prophet's swords. It was a gift from Allah (SWT) and was used by the Prophet (SAW) during the Battle of Uhud. It is said to have a double-edged blade with a notch in the middle.

  8. Al-Mikhdham: This sword was owned by a companion of the Prophet (SAW) named Mikhdham ibn Adi. It was later given to the Prophet (SAW) as a gift.


  10. Rasub: This sword was owned by a man named Sufyan ibn Khalid. It was later given to the Prophet (SAW) as a gift.

  11. Qadib: This sword was owned by a companion of the Prophet (SAW) named Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas. It was later given to the Prophet (SAW) as a gift.


  13. Tabar: This sword was owned by a companion of the Prophet (SAW) named Abu Dujana. It was later given to the Prophet (SAW) as a gift.


  15. Saif Al-Islam: This sword was a gift from the Prophet's cousin and son-in-law, Ali ibn Abi Talib. It was used by the Prophet (SAW) during the Battle of Tabuk.


It is important to note that some historians have different opinions regarding the names and numbers of swords owned by the Prophet (SAW). However, the above list is based on the most commonly accepted accounts.