Medina (historical)

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Medina (historical) is the early Islamic city in the Arabian Peninsula that became the political and religious center of the Muslim community after Muhammad’s migration from Mecca.

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Ibn Umar citizenship Medina (historical)
Abdullah ibn Ja‘far deathPlace Medina (reported in many sources)
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Masjid al-Dirar locatedNear Medina (according to traditional accounts)
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Umm Ḥabība deathPlace Medina (according to traditional accounts)
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Umm Ḥabība burialPlace Medina (according to traditional accounts)
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Zubayrid regime in Mecca controlled Medina (for part of its existence)
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Muadh ibn Amr deathPlace Medina (traditional attribution, uncertain)
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Abd Allah ibn Hanzala governed Medina (de facto, during the revolt)
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Islamic urbanism influencedBy early Islamic city of Medina
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