The Medina Charter constituted by Prophet Muhammad in 622 in Arabia was intended to end inter-tribal conflicts and maintain peace and cooperation among the Medinan people 1,400 years ago. Many lessons can be drawn from the Charter to enhance peaceful inter-religious relations today amid current moves to revive this historic document.
http://www.eurasiareview.com/17022016-religious-pluralism-and-peace-lessons-from-the-medina-charter-analysis/
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