EVIDENCE STRATEGIC PLANNING BASED ON QURAN, SIRAH AND BIBLE
QURAN & SIRAH
πΌ Prophet Daud was a superb strategic thinker who understood strategy even while still youth. He did not attack Goliath's strenghts but was inspired by Allah to attack his weakness.
πΌ Prophet Yusuf used strategy effectively.
πΌ In Surah Yusuf, he planned a scenario that would shame his brothers into repentance - placing a drinking cup in one of his brothers' sandlebag and accusing them of theft, he prompted them to admit their crime and deal with their past misdeed.
πΌ Prophet Nuh reacted in a proactive strategic manner building the ark before the flood, selecting pairs of animals, working collaboratively with the believers.
πΌ The migrants from Makkah to Madinah in September 622CE followed a route that was exactly the opposite of what his pursues had anticipated.
πΌ The treaty of Hudaibiyyah, turned out to be a clear victory for the Muslims and provide a much needed strategic, short-term respite.
πΌ Positioning the Muslim's army, draining the well at Badr, positioning the Muslims archers on Badr's hills, using the trench as a defensive technique at khandaq are vivid testimonies of the Prophet's appreciation of planning and strategems
πΌ Quran repeatedly reminds us that the Supreme Strategist is Allah - the best planner.
πΌ Allah talks about His planning or the sign of His Perfect Plan
πΌ For example, careful crafting of the natural environment as one of His signs (35: 27-28)
BIBLE
πΈ Moses (Musa) - A consummate strategist who led the nation of Israel out of Egypt, grappled with his role as a leader.
πΈ His father-in-law (Shu'ayb) understood his plight and taught him strategic human resource planning - how to manage his work delegating parts of it according to a well-established hierarchy
πΈ In the Bible, each of Israel's 12 tribes had separate areas in the camp, their own leaders, specific responsibilities.
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