Muslim 2405 — The Khaybar banner given to Ali

مسلم 2405 — راية خيبر لعلي

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«قال رسول الله يوم خيبر: «لأعطين هذه الراية رجلاً يفتح الله على يديه، يحب الله ورسوله ويحبه الله ورسوله». فبات الناس يدوكون ليلتهم أيهم يعطاها، فأعطاها علياً وهو أرمد فبصق في عينيه فبرأ»

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Ali ibn Abi Talib· Sahl ibn Sa'd al-Sa'idi· Salama ibn al-Akwa'· The Conquest of Khaybar
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The Conquest of Khaybar· The Treaty of Hudaybiyya· Muslim 2409 — The Prophet naming Ali 'Abu Turab'· Ali ibn Abi Talib· Salama ibn al-Akwa'· Abu Bakr's Sortie to Naq' and Khalid's Command· Abu Sufyan's mission to Medina· The three years of the secret call

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The Conquest of Khaybar

In Muharram 7 AH (May-June 628 CE), the Prophet marched with 1,400 companions of Hudaybiyya against the formidable Jewish oasis of Khaybar; following fierce assaults and the capture of eight major fortresses (including Na'im, al-Sa'b ibn Mu'adh, al-Zubayr, Ubayy, and al-Qamus), the Jewish leaders surrendered and agreed to cultivate the land for half of its produce.