Did The Prophet ever Kill?

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This question has been ask on another fourm but I wasn't too sure about the answer so could someone answer this, jazzakallah.
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Here is a related thread reviewing some allegations against the Prophet saws:
http://www.islamicboard.com/refutations/15217-assassinations.html

Also read this article:
http://www.load-islam.com/c/rebuttals/Misquoted

THe Prophet Muhammad pbuh only fought in battles against those who sought to destroy the Muslims. But in the battles, the only person who is said to have been killed directly by the Prophet pbuh is Ubay ibn Khalaf.

Ubay ibn Khalaf swore to kill the Prophet Muhammad pbuh after the Battle of Badr. News of this spread until it reached the Prophet Muhammad pbuh who said, "Nay, I shall kill him if Allâh wills." During the Battle of Uhud, Ubay came charging towards the Prophet dressed in full armor. The Prophet Muhammad pbuh took a spear and threw it at Ubay ibn Khalaf, knocking him off his horse yet without a visible wound. Ubay's friends came and found him droopng like a tired bull and asked, "What is ailing you? It is only a scratch!" But he reminded them of the Prophet's pledge to kill him, saying “By Allâh! If he hit me only with his spittle he would kill me! Did he not say 'I shall kill him'? By the One in Whose Hand is my soul! If the wound I just received were in the people of Dhûl-Majâz they would all die!" He died on his way to Makka. (Mustadarak Al-Hâkim, Dalâ'il al-Nubuwwa al-Bayhaqî, Tabaqât Ibn Sa`d, Zâd al-Ma`âd Ibn al-Qayyim).

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Yes, the Prophet (Peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) did. He fought hard in the battle of Badr. One should bear in mind that the Mushrikhs, who outnumbered the Muslims, specificially targeted the Prophet but the Prophet did not show any sign of fear for his supplication prior to the battle was answered by Allaah (Exalted is He).

Alee (may Allaah be pleased with him) has reported in a narration found in the Musnad of Imaam Ahmad saying:

"I can see ourselves seeking shelter behind the Prophet on the day of Badr. He was the nearest to the enemy lines. That day he was the most fierce against them."
Al-Musnad, Shaykh Ahmed Shakeer said its chain is saheeh
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It also says in another place of the narration,

"When the going got tough on that day, we sought refuge behind the Prophet for he was the strongest of the people. No one was nearer to the enemy lines than him
Al-Musnad, Shaykh Ahmed Shakeer said its chain is saheeh

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Muslim reports that the Prophet told his companions:

"Let none of you move head of me towards the enemy lines." Muslim 3/1510
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Imaam ibn Katheer said in Al-Bidaayah wan-Nihaayah:

He personally fought, and fought hard. And so did Aboo Bakr. The two were also of the most supplicating in the hut (prior to the fight). Then they came down, encouraged us to fight hard and themselves fought hard between the two points (which was the hut and the battle lines).
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