This article from Darul Islam Family discusses the life and times of Suhayl ibn Amr (RA), a significant figure in early Islamic history. It specifically focuses on his role during the important event of the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah between the Muslims and the Quraysh. The text details the series of envoys sent by the Quraysh to negotiate with Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), ultimately leading to Suhayl's involvement. It also covers Suhayl's complex relationship with Islam, including his initial opposition, the conversion of his son, and his eventual capture at the Battle of Badr. The article paints a picture of Suhayl as a respected but initially antagonistic leader who later played a crucial role in shaping early Islamic events.