A summary of Muhammad's fights

Sirat p. 659

The early Muslims led by Muhammad fought many fights. The exact number is uncertain, as a diversity of lists exist in the Hadith, some more or less overlapping. At least 75 distinct raids and battles are recorded, but the true number might be over 100. Of these, only two (Uhud and Trench) were defensive. The remaining were initiated on the order of Muhammad. Muhammad took part personally in 27 raids. (Ibn Ishaq counts the pilgrimage AH 6 as a raid):

Waddan, which was the raid of al-Wbwa. Buwat in the direction of Radwa. Ushayra in the vally of Yanbu. The first fight at Badr in pursuit of Kurz b. Jabir. The great battle of Badr, in which Allah slew the chiefs of Quraysh. Banu Sulaym until he reached al-Kudr. Al-Sawiq in pursuit of Abu Sufyan. Ghatafan, which is the raid of Dhu Amarr. Uhud Hamraul-Asad Banu Nadir Dhatul-Riqa of Nakhl The last battle of Badr Dumatul-Jandal Al-Khandaq Banu Qurayza Banu Lihyan of Hudayl Dhu Qarad Banul-Mstaliq of Khuzaa Al-Hudaybiya Khaybar The occupation of Mecca Hunayn Al-Taif Tabuk He actually fought in nine engagements: Badr; Uhud; al-Khandaq; Qurayza; al-Mustaliq; Khaybar; the occupation; Hunayn; and al-Taif.
A summary of the expeditions and raiding parties

Tabari YY p. XXX
These were thirty-eight (Tabari: thirty-five) in number [...]
Other battles ordered by Muhammad

Sirat p. XXX

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Tabari YY p. XXX

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