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Abstract Many aspects of conflict appeared in early Islamic history are studied in this paper. Tribal communities in Arabic peninsula witnessed a very new event which was not familiar to them before, during the Islamic spread and rise period carrying out a model of policy and administration result of which was a full success. Observing that event some tribal communities tried to follow the same method in order to succeed in favors of their own tribes and some in religious forms false claiming the propethood when The Prophet passed away. On the other hand different from the mentioned acts some communities were not pleasant with many practices by the Caliph Othman and they tried to archive what they deserve according to their claims through Medine administration but events ended in unprediction results. Many conflicts of this kind appeared in the period of first-four caliphs are examined in this paper. Key Words: Medine administration, liar prophets, first-four caliphs, conflict

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