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After the weakness of Islamic civilization and in contrast to the beginning of the process of growth and development in Western countries, Islamic thinkers have paid more attention to the subject of civilization, what and its influential factors than ever before and compared to Western civilization new approaches to the evolution of Islamic societies and indicators of civilization. The instrument has been proposed. Mohammad Abed Jaberi is one of the contemporary thinkers and thinkers who has analyzed and studied the political and social developments in the history of Islam under the influence of the developments in Western societies. Using a descriptive-analytical method based on library studies, the present article addresses the main question: what are the components of civilization from Jabri's point of view? Findings show that Jaberi considers the key role of the three elements of belief, booty, and tribe in the study of the history of Islamic culture and civilization and tries to analyze the contemporary political developments in the Islamic world with a critical approach. From Jabri's point of view, the solution for the development of Islamic societies depends on understanding the requirements of the time, adapting to the concepts of the modern world such as democracy, modernity, and political reason.

Migration to Medina and revelation of Jihad verses led to the fundamental changes in regard with the concept of plunder or spoils of war and the observation of different reactions among the companions. Taking advantage of the descriptive-analytical approach, the ancient historical sources, Qur’anic interpretations and behavioral studies, the present article is to classify the Battles in the age of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH), study the companions’ behavior towards the spoils of war, analyze the reasons of their different reactions and present answer for them. The findings of this research illuminate that the disagreement between the companions in regard with the distribution of plunders in the Battle of Badr could be related to their ignorant beliefs and their avidity toward the spoils of war led to their failure in the Battle of Uhud. Moreover, in punitive and retaliatory Battles with the villain, being avaricious toward the spoils of war was not observed among Ansar and Mohajer while in preventive Battles, Ansar collectively objected in time of the distribution of benefits due to their personal benefits. These objections can be observed among feudists due to the lack of heartfelt beliefs towards the religious values as well as voracity towards the mundane world and among new Muslims due to no internalization of the Islamic beliefs.