The emergence of political entities, as an early stage in the evolution of the modern state, necessitated the establishment of reciprocal relations between these entities, whether temporary or permanent. Subsequently, the modern concept of the state emerged, leading to complex inter-state relations. This marked the genesis of the diplomatic representation system, initially in the form of temporary diplomatic missions, which later evolved into permanent diplomatic missions. From its inception, the Islamic state sought to strengthen and consolidate its mutual relations with other states and non-Islamic groups. The era of our Noble Prophet, peace be upon him, represented the optimal stage for Islamic diplomatic history. A review of the practices during the Prophet\'s time, peace and blessings be upon him, reveals a resemblance to what is currently practiced under the designation of special or temporary diplomacy.