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Yathrib is her pre-Islamic name in the sources
Mecca is another city
Kufa is in Iraq, not Yathrib
Baghdad is a later city
the Hijra year and the covenant together
that is the year revelation began in Mecca
that is the conquest year, not Medina''s founding
that is the year the Abbasids rose
it joined the parties in one order
it was a political pact, not trade
it covered all of Medina''s parties openly
it was written in Medina, not Rome
the first centre of worship and rule in the sources
the Kaaba is in Mecca, not Medina
al-Aqsa is in Jerusalem
the House of Wisdom is Abbasid Baghdad
the capital moved after the first caliphs
the centre moved to Kufa then Damascus
it stayed capital for years, not one
it was the first caliphs'' seat
the sources describe her parties before the Hijra
the Romans did not rule Yathrib
the Franks came centuries later
she had tribes and farming before Islam
the sources have the Ansar invite the Prophet
proximity was not the reason for the choice
the aim was calling and polity, not trade
the Hajj was not the migration''s reason
campaigns, calling and the calendar went out from her
the Crusades came from Europe, not Medina
the Mongols came from the east centuries later
translation was in Baghdad, not Medina
the name joins Mecca and Medina
the two sanctuaries named are Mecca and Medina
the two sanctuaries are cities, not mosques
Damascus is not a sanctuary in the name
Medina holds his grave in his mosque
he died and was buried in Medina, not Mecca
the grave is in Medina, not Jerusalem
the grave did not move to Damascus
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