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'''Banū Qurayẓa''' (Arabic: {{ia|بنو قريظة}}) was a Jewish tribe inhabiting [[Medina]] in the first years after the [[migration]] of the [[Prophet (s)]]. The [[Ghazwa|Prophet's (s) war]] with Banu Qurayza in [[5 AH|5]]/ | '''Banū Qurayẓa''' (Arabic: {{ia|بنو قريظة}}) was a Jewish tribe inhabiting [[Medina]] in the first years after the [[migration]] of the [[Prophet (s)]]. The [[Ghazwa|Prophet's (s) war]] with Banu Qurayza in [[5 AH|5]]/627 was his last war with the [[Jew]]s of Medina, which came to be called the [[Battle of Banu Qurayza]]. | ||
After the [[Battle of Ahzab]], the Prophet (s) and his army went to Banu Qurayza, and after fifteen days of siege they proposed a compromise and agreed on [[Sa'd b. Mu'adh]] as the arbiter. Contrary to what his tribe preferred, Sa'd ruled that male warriors of Banu Quraza be killed and their property be divided up among [[Muslim]] warriors. However, [[Sayyid Ja'far Shahidi]], a contemporary scholar and historiographer, has cast doubts on the accuracy of this account, because of inconsistencies in historical sources as well as certain external evidence. The reason for the Battle of Banu Qurayza was their cooperation with [[polytheists]] in the Battle of Ahzab. | After the [[Battle of Ahzab]], the Prophet (s) and his army went to Banu Qurayza, and after fifteen days of siege they proposed a compromise and agreed on [[Sa'd b. Mu'adh]] as the arbiter. Contrary to what his tribe preferred, Sa'd ruled that male warriors of Banu Quraza be killed and their property be divided up among [[Muslim]] warriors. However, [[Sayyid Ja'far Shahidi]], a contemporary scholar and historiographer, has cast doubts on the accuracy of this account, because of inconsistencies in historical sources as well as certain external evidence. The reason for the Battle of Banu Qurayza was their cooperation with [[polytheists]] in the Battle of Ahzab. | ||