Which incident has been called Fateh Mubeen in the Holy Quran?

The incident referred to as Fateh Mubeen (Clear Victory) in the Holy Quran (Surah Al-Fath, 48:1) is the Treaty of Hudaibiyah. Although it initially appeared to be a disadvantageous agreement for the Muslims, it proved to be a pivotal moment that led to peace, increased conversions to Islam, and ultimately paved the way for the peaceful conquest of Makkah. The Quran highlights its strategic importance as a clear triumph.

• Battle of Hirah is not mentioned as Fateh Mubeen.
• Battle of Miraj is incorrect; Miraj refers to the Prophet's ascension, not a battle.
• While the Conquest of Makkah was a significant victory, the Quran specifically designates the Treaty of Hudaibiyah as the 'clear victory' that facilitated it.