Khaybar
Saudi Arabia
Khaybar, a region in northwestern Saudi Arabia, shares 46 connections with 1983 other places across 10 topics, centered on early Islamic history, religion, and military events. The Battle of Khaybar in 628 CE, when Muhammad's forces took the settlement from Arabian Jewish tribes, threads through connections with Medina and Mecca. The Anizah tribe controlled Khaybar's oasis in the Ottoman era, and the region's history also surfaces in connections reaching Jerusalem and Syria.
Makhamra family
Connects Khaybar to: Al-Karmil, State of Palestine | Ma'in, State of Palestine
Anizah
Connects Khaybar to: Aleppo, Syria | Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
Khaybar
Connects Khaybar to: Medina, Saudi Arabia | West Bank | Hejaz, Saudi Arabia | Meithalun, State of Palestine
Talha ibn Ubayd Allah
Connects Khaybar to: Iraq | Syria | Basra, Iraq | Hadhramaut, Yemen | Nahavand, Iran
Banu Nadir
Connects Khaybar to: Oxford, England | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Battle of the Trench
Connects Khaybar to: Syria | Damascus, Syria | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Najd, Saudi Arabia
Military career of Muhammad
Connects Khaybar to: Syria | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Amman, Jordan | Hejaz, Saudi Arabia
Battle of Uhud
Connects Khaybar to: Oxford, England | Cambridge, England | Pakistan | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia
Falnama
Connects Khaybar to: Iran | Jerusalem, Israel | Worcester, United States | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Leiden, Netherlands
Zubayr ibn al-Awwam
Connects Khaybar to: Egypt | Syria | Medina, Saudi Arabia | Mecca, Saudi Arabia | Marj, Cyrenaica
Dhimmi
Connects Khaybar to: France | United Kingdom | Oxford, England | Jerusalem, Israel | Medina, Saudi Arabia
History of the Jews in Saudi Arabia
Connects Khaybar to: United States | Israel | Saudi Arabia | Yemen | Tudela, Spain