The biography of the great prophet, and moderation with the hypocrites

Moderation in lifestyle is one of the important components for human societies. The audience of Hazrat's behavioral moderation is divided into believers, unbelievers and hypocrites, and moderation in facing each of them has different requirements. In this article, the Prophet's behavior towards the hypocrites is discussed. How did he treat the hypocrites? Was the Prophet's behavior moderate with the hypocrites? Are there differences and similarities in their behavior in different situations that will help to obtain a standard for moderation in dealing with hypocrites in different situations?

What is meant by the hypocrites are those Muslims of the Prophet's time who pretend to be Islam but destroy, disobey, and persecute the Messenger of God. In this article, moderation in the Prophet's behavior is a presupposition based on the Qur'an, which introduces him as a model of goodness for all humanity, but it is also examined based on common sense and custom.
The innovation of this research is in several ways:
1. An approach: examining the Prophet's moderate life, based on the Qur'an, traditions and historical reports and customs
2. Thematic: Addressing the aspect of moderation in the life of the Prophet, in relation to the hypocrites
3. Timely: Examining the existence of hypocrisy during the whole time of Prophethood (Mecca and Medina)
This article is compiled in a library method. Its theoretical result states that the Prophet's behavior is different based on unchangeable principles and according to requirements, and moderation can be adopted as a specific principle.