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Dhu Amarr

ذو أمر

A watering place where a company from Banu Tha'laba and Banu Muharib would gather. The Madina force reached it in Muharram of year 3 AH, stayed there, then returned to Madina without fighting.

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A water where a gathering of Banu Tha'laba and Muharib used to assemble. The army of Medina reached it in Muharram in the year 3 AH, stayed there, and then returned to Medina without fighting, according to al-Mubarakfuri. 1

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Expedition of Dhu Amarr

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The Ansar· Ghatafan· The Muhajirun· The Prophetic Era· Muhammad· Uthman ibn Affan· Expedition of Dhu Amarr

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  1. al-Raheeq al-Makhtum — Safi al-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri
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