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...she and not Hind would have been the one who carried the first aid box to Khaybar. ...ance in the Jewish community. Muhammad married her after he had humiliated Khaybar. This “alliance” brought no advantages to the Jews. The [[Muhammad's De

'''Kinana ibn al-Rabi' ibn Abu al-Huqayq''' was a leader/chief of the Jews of Khaybar and husband of [[Safiyah]], who later became one of [[Muhammad's Marriages| ...fully covered with his military attire and singing the following verses: "Khaybar knows that I am Marhab, that I am an experienced hero fully prepared for wa

...wish leader Kinana, whom the prophet killed after conquering his people at Khaybar. Muhammad took her as a slave, but gave her freedom as her mahr for their m

...d died as a result of poisoned lamb meat given to him by a Jewish woman in Khaybar. Depending on the narration her stated reason for this varies, from revenge ...d: Jabir ibn Abdullah used to say that '''a Jewess from the inhabitants of Khaybar poisoned a roasted sheep and presented it to the Apostle of Allah (peace be

...d died as a result of poisoned lamb meat given to him by a Jewish woman in Khaybar. Depending on the narration her stated reason for this varies, from revenge ...d: Jabir ibn Abdullah used to say that '''a Jewess from the inhabitants of Khaybar poisoned a roasted sheep and presented it to the Apostle of Allah (peace be

|La conquista di Khaybar |Maometto e i Musulmani assediano l'oasi di Khaybar. I combattenti furono uccisi, e le donne e i bambini distribuiti come botti

...his father from Abu Mu'attib b. 'Amr that when the apostle looked down on Khaybar he told his companions, among whom I was one, to stop. Then he said: ...peace with him for a half share of Fadak. Their messengers came to him in Khaybar (or on the way, or perhaps after he had arrived in Medina), and he accepted

...his father from Abu Mu'attib b. 'Amr that when the apostle looked down on Khaybar he told his companions, among whom I was one, to stop. Then he said: ...peace with him for a half share of Fadak. Their messengers came to him in Khaybar (or on the way, or perhaps after he had arrived in Medina), and he accepted

.... The Quraysh and his sons instead convinced him to consult a sorceress in Khaybar. The sorceress order him to offer the equivalent of the blood price for a m

...thers. Its two wadis, al-Surayr and Khass, formed the territory into which Khaybar was divided. Nata and al-Shaqq formed 18 shares of which Nata formed 5 and ...dum of what Muhammad the apostle of Allah gave his wives from the wheat of Khaybar. He distributed to them 180 loads. He gave his daughter Fatima 85, Usama b.

...tains de nos compagnons ont ajouté : "avec son armée"). Nous avons conquis Khaybar, fait des prisonniers, et le butin a été rassemblé. Dihya est venu et a

...thers. Its two wadis, al-Surayr and Khass, formed the territory into which Khaybar was divided. Nata and al-Shaqq formed 18 shares of which Nata formed 5 and ...dum of what Muhammad the apostle of Allah gave his wives from the wheat of Khaybar. He distributed to them 180 loads. He gave his daughter Fatima 85, Usama b.

...both captured after the victorious conclusion of Muhammad's [[conquest of Khaybar]]. The narrations agree that Muhammad chose her due to her exceeding beauty When the Muslims invaded and conquered Khaybar, the fighting men were killed and Safiyah was taken captive (along with the

...both captured after the victorious conclusion of Muhammad's [[conquest of Khaybar]]. The narrations agree that Muhammad chose her due to her exceeding beauty When the Muslims invaded and conquered Khaybar, the fighting men were killed and Safiyah was taken captive (along with the

{{Quote|Ishaq:510|Když se apoštol podíval na Khaybar řekl svým společníkům: ‘O Aláh, vládci satanů a co hází do špa ...ht in nine of these; namely Badr, Uhud, al-Muraysi`, The Trench, Qurayzah, Khaybar, The Triumph of Makkah, Hunayn and Ta'if. (This is according to those who c

*During the battle of Khaybar Muhammad spat on the thigh wound of Salam ibn al Akwa’; this healed Salam

.../67 Sunan an-Nasa'i 35:67]|D’après Abu Houraira : Quand nous avons conquis Khaybar, nous n’avons obtenu ni or, ni argent comme butin, mais nous avons obtenu ...qui tient mon âme en Sa main ! Le vêtement qu’il a prélevé du butin pris à Khaybar et non encore distribué se transformera en feu sur lui. » dit le Prophè

...i|39|pp. 164-165}}.</ref> who were currently residing in the date-farms of Khaybar.<ref> Guillaume/Ishaq 437-438.</ref> Thus, if Muhammad sought to provide fo ...lf the revenues.<ref>Guillaume/Ishaq 515.</ref> If Safiyah had remained in Khaybar, she too could have farmed dates.

...i|39|pp. 164-165}}.</ref> who were currently residing in the date-farms of Khaybar.<ref> Guillaume/Ishaq 437-438.</ref> Thus, if Muhammad sought to provide fo ...lf the revenues.<ref>Guillaume/Ishaq 515.</ref> If Safiyah had remained in Khaybar, she too could have farmed dates.

...r 63. Muhammad was poisoned by a Jewish woman, following the [[w:Battle of Khaybar|conquest of Khaibar]], where he took [[Safiyah]] as a sex slave and then wi |The conquest of Khaybar

...on=Kinana ibn al-Rabi' ibn Abu al-Huqayq was a leader/chief of the Jews of Khaybar and husband of Safiyah, who later became one of Muhammad's wives. One sourc

...'Urwa in his letters are Uhud, Banu Mustaliq, the Ditch, Banu Qurayza, and Khaybar. It may be noted that 'Urwa's letters respond to specific questions about h ...of Banu Nadir, whom the Messenger of Allah had expelled from Al-Madinah to Khaybar, including Sallam bin Abu Al-Huqayq, Sallam bin Mishkam and Kinanah bin Ar-

She married Muhammad at the time when Khaybar fell. The exact date of this victory is not recorded, but the general perio ...ab. The apostle chose Safiyah for himself … When the apostle returned from Khaybar to Medina he stayed there from the first Rabi’ until Shawwal.}}

{{Quran-range|33|26|27}} is traditonally about the battle of Khaybar in 628 CE. The believers are here said to inherit the land and homes of tho ...many victories and much booty is promised now (following the victory over Khaybar) and in the future. Mecca was spared by the treaty, despite religious obstr

...stle of Allah (peace be upon him) arrived after the expedition to Tabuk or Khaybar (the narrator is doubtful), the draught raised an end of a curtain which wa

...ntérieur de la cité , il s’ écria par trois fois: “Dieu est le plus grand! Khaybar est anéantie! .. Lorsque nous nous abattrons sur l’aire d’une peuplade «En sortant vers leurs travaux [quotidiens], les habitants de Khaybar s’écrièrent: “C’est Muhammad! (‘Abd al ‘Azîz: L’un de nos co

...anu an-Nadir byl zcela jen pro jeho potřeby. ''', Fadak pro cestovatele, a Khaybar byl rozdělen apoštolem Aláhovým na tři části: dva pro muslimy, a jed

Khaybar. 'For Allah can do all things.'<br> ...hostile to the apostle as Ka'b? And then they remembered Sallam who was in Khaybar and asked and obtained the apostle's permission to kill him.}}

Khaybar. 'For Allah can do all things.'<br> ...hostile to the apostle as Ka'b? And then they remembered Sallam who was in Khaybar and asked and obtained the apostle's permission to kill him.}}

==Khaybar== ...ostle gave Ibn Luqaym al-'Absi the hens and domestic animals which were in Khaybar. The conquest took place in Safar. Ibn Luqaym said:<br>

==Khaybar== ...ostle gave Ibn Luqaym al-'Absi the hens and domestic animals which were in Khaybar. The conquest took place in Safar. Ibn Luqaym said:<br>

...perty was kept wholly for his emergent needs''', Fadak for travellers, and Khaybar was divided by the Apostle of Allah (peace be upon him) into three sections

...he Jews in Fadak''' when they received news of what Allah had brought upon Khaybar. Fadak became the exclusive property of Allah’s Messenger.}}{{Quote|Tabar

property bit by bit and conquering Khaybar fortress by fortress.The first of their fortresses that he conquered was th cousins. The captives of Khaybar were divided among the Muslims.|See also: Ishaq:511}}

Bukhari relates that after conquering the Jews at the battle of Khaybar, the prophet took the most beautiful woman of the Banu Nadir, Saafiya, as h

...zraj asked and obtained the apostle's permission to kill Sallam who was in Khaybar.<br> ...hostile to the apostle as Ka'b? And then they remembered Sallam who was in Khaybar and asked and obtained the apostle's permission to kill him.<br>

...perty was kept wholly for his emergent needs''', Fadak for travellers, and Khaybar was divided by the Apostle of Allah (peace be upon him) into three sections

...cal example of such a tradition was given in Chapter 2: at the conquest of Khaybar, Muhammad is said to have declared the eating of the flesh of the domestica

When Khaybar had been conquered al-Hajjaj b. 'Ilat al-Sulami of the clan al-Bahz said to

...pact of the dhimma originated with Muhammad himself after the battle of [[Khaybar]]. Muhammad, having defeated the Jews of the oasis, destroyed their forts,

...d blessings of Allah be upon him) came back from the campaign to Tabook or Khaybar and there was a curtain over her niche. The wind lifted the edge of the cur

...d blessings of Allah be upon him) came back from the campaign to Tabook or Khaybar and there was a curtain over her niche. The wind lifted the edge of the cur

...fortresses ({{Quran-range|33|20|27}}). According to commentators, this was Khaybar, though other views were narrated too. ...fortresses ({{Quran-range|33|20|27}}). According to commentators, this was Khaybar, though other views were narrated too.

When Khaybar had been conquered al-Hajjaj b. 'Ilat al-Sulami of the clan al-Bahz said to

|A close Companion of the Prophet from the battle of Khaybar (7/629), he was reputed to have a phenomenal memory, transmitting over 3,00

...Al Houqaiq, qui était aussi appelé Salam Ibn Abi Al Houqaiq qui habitait à Khaybar, certains disaient qu’il vivait dans son château sur les terres du Hijaz ...t reçut la permission du Messager d’Allah de tuer Sallam qui se trouvait à Khaybar.

...he Jewish tribes of Qaynuqa, al-Nadir and Qurayzah, and also the Battle of Khaybar. Their efforts to bring together all the forces hostile to Islam in an unho

...he Jewish tribes of Qaynuqa, al-Nadir and Qurayzah, and also the Battle of Khaybar. Their efforts to bring together all the forces hostile to Islam in an unho

...ned possession of a piece of property more precious to me than my share in Khaybar. Therefore, what do you command me to do with it" The Prophet said, "Retain

...he Jewish tribes of Qaynuqa, al-Nadir and Qurayzah, and also the Battle of Khaybar. Their efforts to bring together all the forces hostile to Islam in an unho

...he Jewish tribes of Qaynuqa, al-Nadir and Qurayzah, and also the Battle of Khaybar. Their efforts to bring together all the forces hostile to Islam in an unho

...by a series of Muslim expeditions, climaxing in the important conquest of Khaybar. In the following year Muhammad made the so-called Pilgrimage of Fulfillmen