Bir Malik ibn al-Nadr
بئر مالك بن النضر
The Medina well known as Bir Anas; Abu Ayyub drew the Prophet ﷺ's drinking water from it while he lodged with him, and afterwards Anas, Hind and Haritha bint Asma' carried pitchers from the saqaya houses to his wives' homes 1.
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The well of Malik ibn al-Nadr: a well in Medina, known as the well of Anas. Abu Ayyub used to draw sweet water from it for the Prophet when he stayed with him. When the Prophet went to his house, Anas, Hind and Haritha ibn Asma al-Aslami carried pots of water from it to the houses of his wives, from the houses of al-Suqya. 2
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- Ansab al-Ashraf of al-Baladhuri, p. 536
- Ansab al-Ashraf of al-Baladhuri, p.536
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