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The Battle of Khyber was fought against the Jewish tribes who inhabited the region of Khyber, a fortress area north of Medina. These tribes had previously made several alliances with the enemies of Islam and posed a significant threat to the Muslim community.

The battle took place in 7 AH (628 CE) after the Muslims had established their presence in Medina. The Jewish tribes at Khyber were known for their strong fortresses and agricultural wealth. The victory in the Battle of Khyber was significant as it secured Muslim control over the region, ensuring peace and stability around Medina.

This battle demonstrated the strategic and military capabilities of the Muslims under the leadership of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, as well as the importance of eliminating threats to the nascent Islamic state.

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  The Battle of Khyber was fought against the Jewish tribes in the Khyber region.

  
  


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  It took place in 7 AH (628 CE).

  
  


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  The Jewish tribes had alliances with enemies of Islam.

  
  


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  Khyber was known for its strong fortresses and wealth.

  
  


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  Muslim victory secured control over Khyber and increased safety for Medina.

  
  


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  The battle showcased the leadership of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.

  
  


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  It was a crucial step in consolidating the Muslim community’s position in Arabia.