Medinian Period
In 630 AD Muhammad received a Christian delegation from Najran in Medina. Debate with Christians ensued some days. Finally the Christians asked Muhammad for peace and he accepted. Muhammad extended the hand of friendship towards them, a treaty was signed and both parties left on friendly terms.
Another Christian delegation this time from Iraq by Jesujab II was heading to Medina but Muhammad died before it arrived.
Read more about this topic: Muhammad's Views On Christians
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