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==Request by the Jews to Farm in Khaybar== | ==Request by the Jews to Farm in Khaybar== | ||
After the conquest of Khaybar, the Prophet (s) permitted the Jews, per their request, to continue to farm dates in the lands of Khaybar (which was their main occupation), taking half of the date crops of Khaybar for themselves. He made an agreement with them and gave them a safety conduct regarding their life, property and lands. | After the conquest of Khaybar, the Prophet (s) permitted the Jews, per their request, to continue to farm dates in the lands of Khaybar (which was their main occupation), taking half of the date crops of Khaybar for themselves. He made an agreement with them and gave them a safety conduct regarding their life, property and lands. | ||
==Ceding Fadak to the Prophet (s)== | |||
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After the conquest of [[Khaybar]], Jews surrendered to Muslims. When the Jewish people of [[Fadak]] were informed about their defeat to the Muslim forces, they were afraid of a probable attack to Fadak; therefore, they sent their representative to Prophet Muhammad (s) in order to negotiate and make peace with Muslims. | |||
According to their peace treaty Jews were supposed to give half of their gardens and fields of Fadak to [[Prophet (s)]] in exchange for permission to continue their life in Fadak. It also guaranteed safety and security for the rest of their properties and lands. | |||
==The Prophet (s)'s Marriage with Safiyya== | ==The Prophet (s)'s Marriage with Safiyya== | ||