#khaybar khaybar

[the-garbanzo-annex-jr]

[malenastefano]

Jewish artifacts found at an excavation site in Tayma, Saudi Arabia. Tayma was a Jewish oasis during the pre-Islamic era. It was the hometown of Jewish poet Shmuel Ben Adiya, famous for his unconditional loyalty towards Prince Imru al Qais in the 6th century.

Tayma, along with Khaybar were the two most important oasis in the Hejaz region (modern Saudi Arabia) that used to have a strong jewish presence until the fall of Khaybar in 628 (4388 - 4389 in the hebrew calendar) when the first muslims conquered the fortress and expelled most of the jewish population.

[secular-jew]

From my friend Hilde Vertlieb, Philadelphia PA, USA.

Now for a little lesson in actual History

In 622 Ad Mohammed was forced to flee Mecca. He and his band of followers were forced out by the Egyptian Polytheist, who did not recognize Mohammed (who was illiterate), his religion, or his fake prophet status. (By the way, while Egypt did hold Jews as slaves, Egypt did recognize Judaism).

Muhammad landed in Medina. And studied Judaism. At this time he incorporated certain parts of Talmudic Law into his newly invented religion, in the hopes of converting Jews to Islam. But the Jewish tribes of Medina, of which there were three, never accepted him as a prophet, and his Islamic Cult was seen as a religion.

So after 2 year in Medina unable to convert the Jews he declared war on the weakest tribe. Starting with the Murder of Ka'b lbn al-Aschraf.

It was said that in 624 AD, Ka'b In al-Aschraf had gone to Mecca to discover why Mohammed was expelled. And Mohammed had him Beheaded. Al-Ashraf was Chief of the Banu Oaynuqa tribe. Keep in mind Judaism was one of the original Tribal cultures, and Medina was roughly 50% jewish, 25% Christian, and 25% pagan. But he was most threatened by the (then very peaceful) Jews and so began the practice of ethnic cleansing. Muhammad ordered all the Jews killed. But his ally Abdullah In Ubayy intervened. And the Banu Oaynuqa tribe was initially spared and exiled to Edri (now Jordan).

In 625, Muhammad attacked the Banu Nadir tribe. They were date farmers. But again Abdullah In Ubayy intervened. As Muslims were not farmers. They were exiled to Khaybar. But forced to practice their religion in secret. As Mohammed permitted no religion but Islam to exist on the Arabian Peninsula. They were kept as Dhimmis and forced to pay exorbitant taxes ( tribute) to Mohammed and Islam.

Back in Medina, only one of the three Jewish tribes remained, and they were the wine makers. And in 627, after the death of Abdullah Ibn Ubbay, he laid siege to the last tribe. This tribe was absolutely destroyed, driven by Mohammed's blood lust and hatred of Jews. The Children were spared but sold off as slaves. The women were also spared but given to Muslim soldiers as sex slaves. And then Muhammad had all the 700-800 men (basically everyone who exhibited puberty, so mostly 14 and older) decapitated in the Market Place of Medina. It was said the blood of Jews flooded the Market of Medina (Muslims now claim it was a mass suicide, you know since beheading is a common suicide choice). By 627 AD Mohammed had essentially destroyed or enslaved the entire population of Jews of Khaybar (now Medina).

After his death in 637 AD all the surviving Jews were expelled to Mesopotamia, which then the Muslims again invaded, and it became Iraq, and newly created Islamic Jihadis, expelled the Jews once again. The point is NONE OF THE LAND WAS MUSLIM, IT IS ALL OCCUPIED TERRITORY. FROM THE MANY CULTURES ISLAM DESTROYED IN THE NAME OF MUHAMMAD AND THEIR RELIGION. I say give it all back. Stop the spread of this malignancy. And push this crew back to the only ground they can claim, which was the area around a cave near Mecca that Mohammed crawled out of. By the way how did Mecca, the place Mohammad was first expelled, become Islam's most Holy site? Interesting question. because none of that region is the property of Islam. By my primary concern is the Jews. The rightful heirs to not only Israel but apparently, Jordan, since at least 624 AD and Khaybar, and Judea, and on and on. Jews were never the occupiers, they were the indigenous, the ones whose land was occupied.

And when they say Jews don't exist, they are European Colonizers, remember and remind them of Islam's perpetual apartheid in the Middle East that expelled Jews (and Christians and Copts), explaining the diaspora -- and how many Jews ended up in Europe and AS THEY OCCUPIED THE JEWISH HOMELAND. While we are at it, tell the Islamist-majority body of the UN to buzz off. Their phony partitions created this mess, by letting THEIR ANTISEMITISM GUIDE THEIR DECISION TO GIVE AWAY JEWISH LAND TO ARAB OCCUPIERS.

[itsthebigguy123]

there's a disgusting amount of scam artists/bots on this site posing as Gazans in distress. by far the most evil grift I've ever encountered.

Exploiting a real genocide like that... unforgivable and evil.

[ancientstuff]

https://www.archaeology.org/news/12047-240111-saudi-arabia-fortress

The size and thickness of the walls makes you wonder who they were protecting themselves against.

[hasdrubal-gisco]

israelis' most grievous crime that never gets talked about by the zionist occupied media is how they eat fries with pizza. they put fries in shawarma. it's sick, it's not natural

[al5ain]

[saudinow]

Al Qadr Crater, Harrat Khaybar, Saudi Arabia. . . . Great photo by @teambackbencher . . . #volcano #whitemountain #alqadr #volcanic #Haratkhaybar #khaybar #riyadhconnect #welcomesaudi #nikonmea #nikonsaudi #alula #lava #dji #Djimavic3 #sunset #sunrise #mountain #désert #travel #saudi_now (at Harrat Khaybar) https://www.instagram.com/p/CoEb-xLD0Ex/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[hindahoney]

Genuine question: where have there been protests with nazi flags? Out of all the images ive seen its been all palestinian flags and supportive messaging. There haven’t been antisemetic dog whistles in the photos/videos i have seen?

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These students were chased into the library and forced to hide while the protestors banged on the doors and windows.

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Tumblr won't let me add more but yeah they're not peaceful. I have a million other photos and videos of Jewish stores being vandalized, synagogues being attacked, Jewish people being beaten or chased by pro Palestine protestors. The protests are anything but peaceful.

Also their favorite chant "From the river to the sea" is a call for Jewish genocide. Same with their chant "Khaybar khaybar ya yahud". Khaybar was a massacre against Jews by the prophet Mohammad and that chant is saying "Jews, remember Khaybar". Its a threat.

[eretzyisrael]

There are a number of chants you're likely to hear at the weekly 'hate marches'. One is 'from the river to the sea, Palestine will be free', another is 'free free Palestine'. Neither are advocating a 'Palestinian State' alongside Israel, but rather one replacing it - in other words the annihilation of the world's only Jewish State. There is, however, a third chant you will sometimes hear. It goes like this: 'Khaybar, Khaybar, oh Jews, the army of Mohammed will return.' It recalls the assaults on the Jewish communities of Medina and the surrounding area in the first few years of Islam's existence, and is probably the last time the Muslims defeated the Jews in battle. Sadly, as October 7th proved, not that much has changed in over 1,500 years.

Likud Herut UK

[secular-jew]

Hebron was a Jewish city thousands of years before Islam was created and before it attacked and colonized / occupied a foreign Jewish land.

Medina was a majority Jewish city before Islam was even founded.

[kimpining]

Majida al-Khaybari, Apostle of Fire, Warlord of the ummah of Jabal Khaybar.

Introduced in intermission I.6 'The Moon Under The Mountain' of webnovel Unjust Depths. Everyone should read it. Majida is simply and truly a hero.

Art commissioned from sguk711 on Twitter!

[whencyclopedia]

Early Muslim Conquests (622-656 CE)

Islam arose as a religious and socio-political force in Arabia in the 7th century CE (610 CE onwards). The Islamic Prophet Muhammad (l. 570-632 CE), despite facing resistance and persecution, amassed a huge following and started building an empire. The tenets of this empire were to be humanitarian and its military might uncontestable. After he died in 632 CE, his friend Abu Bakr (l. 573-634 CE) laid the foundation of the Rashidun Caliphate (632-661 CE), which continued the imperial expansion. Though a feeble force at first, the Islamic Empire soon became the most important influencer in the Middle East and the Mediterranean. Within a few decades, the empire expanded from the city of Medina in Hejaz to engulf all of Arabia, Iraq, Syria, Levant, Iran, Egypt, parts of North Africa, and several islands in the Mediterranean. Internal conflict during the First Fitna (656-661 CE), or the first Islamic civil war, stagnated the empire's borders temporarily but the conquests were resumed afterward by the Umayyad Dynasty (661-750 CE).

The Prophet's Empire

The Islamic Prophet Muhammad started preaching a monotheistic faith called Islam in his hometown of Mecca from 610 CE onwards. Prophet Muhammad was a charismatic and talented person, these qualities augmented by his reputation for honesty allowed him to gather quite a following. Equality, egalitarianism, equal rights for women (who had been hitherto considered “property” by the Meccans), and the prospect of heaven attracted many towards Islam. This change, however, was unacceptable to the Meccans who considered it a serious threat to their economic framework and unfair social stratification.

Despite putting forth strict persecution of the new religion and its preacher, Meccans failed to contain the Muslim community. As the Meccan atrocities became unbearable, Muslims migrated to the city of Medina, in 621 CE, where they had been invited. The Prophet himself arrived in 622 CE alongside his close friend Abu Bakr. Medina offered Prophet Muhammad sovereignty over the city, making him the first ruler and king (r. 622-632 CE) of what was later to become the Islamic or Muslim Empire. The city-state of Medina soon came into conflict with Mecca, and the latter was conquered, after years of warfare, in 629/630 CE.

The fall of Mecca started a snowball event and one after the other, major Arabian cities began submitting to the Prophet's authority as exemplified by Taif, the city that had once mistreated the Prophet for preaching his faith, surrendering in 631 CE. Seeking to retain their autonomy, opposing forces and confederacies made vehement attempts to crush the Muslim forces but were all defeated; a Jewish confederacy was crushed in 628 CE at the Battle of Khaybar, while a Bedouin confederacy was vanquished in 630 CE at the Battle of Hunayn. By the time of his death in 632 CE, the Prophet ruled over an empire in its cradle which was to be further expanded and aggrandized by subsequent rulers.

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[david-goldrock]

They are shouting "Khaybar Khaybar Ya Yahud, Jaish Muhmmad Suf Ya'ud"

thanks for the reminder, I won't forget

[strangerindunya403]

If you aint gonna call yourself out, how will you take into account advice from elsewhere? How will you listen to the words of our Prophet ‎ﷺ , the Sahaba? Those that followed them in good? The likes of ibn taymiyah, Imam al shafi'ee and the books and scholars of those we love to quote? And most important of all, the words of Allah. This deen thing isn't an aesthetic, this ain't a relationship goal for your other half to wake you up for fajr, this ain't your gym session "warrior" mindset that makes you think you're a bigman. This is khandaq when the Sahaba were so hungry they tied stones to their stomachs while digging trenches against the Quraysh, this is Khaybar and Yarmouk. This is the scholar who never got married because he was busy fighting the mongols or imprisoned and gave rise to the likes of ibn Kathir and Ibn al Qayyim. This is resistance against the mu'tazilah when they tried to force him to accept that the Quran is created. This is Islam, this is life, this is death.