Strategies for Dealing with the Problems Occurring at the Battlefield, before and during the Battle from the Perspective of the Historical Evidence in Quranic Verses (a Case Study of Badr and Uhud Battles)

Those who have the experience of being at the front know that the fighter sometimes feels deficient in the field and think of escape during or before the battle. The question is what guidelines the Quran offered to Mujahedeen during the battles of Badr and Uhud and prioritized over the myriad of beliefs and behaviors, so that they would be immune from harm. Using a descriptive and analytical method, appropriately, this study seeks to properly investigate the headings of these guidelines, using Quran Commentaries and pointing out the lessons drawn from history. The findings suggest that a series of attitudinal and behavioral changes and adjustments in the monotheistic areas and monotheism, death and the belief about death, godlike behaviors before arriving at front and in the battlefield are recommended by God as the chief commander of the war.