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Fadak

al-Ha'it (identification), Saudi Arabia · Arabia & Arab frontier

25.993, 40.467

Approximate location.

Attested. Known only from Islamic sources. Its identification with modern al-Ha'it is usual but not certain.

Fadak

al-Ha'it (identification)

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Fadak was a Jewish oasis in the northern Hijaz that surrendered to Muhammad in 628 after Khaybar. Its status later became a famous dispute between Fatima and Abu Bakr, central to Sunni-Shia memory.

Source stance: neutral. Islamic sources (outsider to the Jewish community; partisan in the later inheritance dispute).

People and groups named here

  • Jewish inhabitants of Fadak
  • Fatima (claim to Fadak)
  • Abu Bakr

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People linked here

    DeChurched Atlas — Early Christianity as history, from every source