The Battle of Badr is the first and most important battle between the Muslims and the polytheists of Quraysh during the early history of Islam. It has been mentioned in the Qur'an. The Qur'an has explained about it with special attention in a broad manner in Qur'an 8 and Qur'an 3. Although the Muslims were limited in number and resources, but with the heavenly guidance they received and their courage, especially Ali (a) and Hamza Sayyid al-Shuhada', the war resulted in the decisive victory of Muslims.
One on One Fights and the Beginning of the War
Before the one on one fight began, in order to stimulate the feelings of the people, Abu Jahl ordered 'Āmir al-Hadrami to cut his hair and pour sand on his head, demanding his brother's blood. It is said: 'Āmir was the first person to attack the Muslim army and attempt to disorganize their position. But the Prophet's (s) soldiers showed stability. The harsh and constant critiques leveled by Abu Jahl and Quraysh at 'Utba, forced him to be the first to start the one on one fight with Muslims with his son al-Walid and Shayba, even though he was one of the people who had tried to end the war.

The Prophet (s) sent Hamza, Ali (a), and 'Ubayda b. Harith to the battle forefront. Hamza killed 'Utba, Ali (a) killed al-Walid and, with the help of Hamza and Ali (a), 'Ubayda killed Shayba. According to a narration from Imam Ali (a), he had a role in all three fights.

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