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Islamic historians did not note the actions of the Kinana as a united tribe in the time of
Muhammad, though several of the tribe's offshoots, including the Quraysh, played pivotal roles in the formation and spread of Islam. The Quraysh initially opposed Muhammad and his monotheistic message, but due
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tribal kin moved against the
Quraysh in retaliation, and the Kinana, including the Bakr, came to the Quraysh's backing. The Bakr remained hostile toward the Quraysh, and tensions were elevated when a chief of the Bakr was killed in revenge for the Kinani killing of a Qurayshite youth; tribal customs
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in 624 without guarantees of safety by the Kinana. The Mudlij group promised not to attack the
Quraysh from the rear and they thus moved against Muhammad, who defeated them in that engagement. Later, an attack by the Bakr on Muhammad's allies, the Khuza'a, prompted Muhammad to launch his
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subgroup belonged to the Damra or directly stemmed from Abd Manat. Another branch, the Harith ibn Abd Manat, formed the core of the
Ahabish group, a collection of small, most likely unrelated, clans.
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by the Kinani al-Barrad ibn Qays, who was a man of the Damra exiled by his tribe but given protection by the Du'il and maintaining a confederate relationship with the
Qurayshite chief
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region which is named after the clan. The tribe has become a dominant political power in the region since then and play a big role in the
Jordanian politics.
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There were six principle branches of the tribe, namely the Nadr, Malik, Milkan, Amir, Amr and Abd Manat groups. The Nadr were the parent tribe of the
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of the 13th and 14th centuries. Since then, they have gained strong control of northern Arabia. They were able to hold onto
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which were counted independently of the Kinana. The Abd Manat included the particularly strong subgroup of
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soldiers, but significantly more than other Arab auxiliaries. The Kinani tribesmen fought with
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in 630. In this he received the backing of the Ghifar, Layth and Damra.
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and its environs, where they became known as the Kinaniyya.
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following the capture of the port town of Ascalon by the
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The Life of Muhammad: A Translation of Ibn Isḥāq's sīrat
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Slaves on Horses: The Evolution of the Islamic Polity
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302:. The tribe traced its ancestry to
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312:polytheists
1969:Categories
1773:Methuselah
1590:al-Samayda
1407:Taym Allah
1387:Banu Dhuhl
901:. London:
869:Gil, Moshe
741:Crone 1980
709:0195778286
623:References
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544:Under the
469:by Caliph
378:Banu Kilab
354:Himyarites
255:Arab world
231:Arab tribe
154:Abd Manat
75:Al-Kinānī
49:Arab tribe
1949:Abd-Allah
1920:Abd Manaf
1822:Adnanites
1758:Mahalalel
1711:from the
1254:Abd-Shams
1193:Banu Kanz
1099:Banu Asad
1005:Volume V:
992:Lewis, B.
911:499987512
871:(1997) .
792:Gibb 1923
777:Gibb 1923
690:Ibn Ishaq
649:Watt 1986
531:Crusaders
525:left for
523:Palestine
459:Jerusalem
442:. Caliph
424:Palestine
374:Fijar War
275:Banu Asad
220:romanized
215:كِنَاَنَة
105:Palestine
89:Areas of
1954:Muhammad
1858:Khuzayma
1853:Mudrikah
1726:Creation
1666:Part of
1573:Juhaynah
1451:Tha'laba
1431:Ghatafan
1213:Mustaliq
1203:Khath'am
1168:Al-Haram
1089:Banu Amr
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486:Yazid II
436:Khath'am
335:Muhammad
324:idolatry
261:Location
251:Muhammad
229:) is an
195:Religion
126:Branches
111:Damietta
86:Location
1863:Kinanah
1806:Ibrahim
1798:Ibrahim
1707:Linear
1642:Al Fadl
1615:Hanzala
1563:Balqayn
1536:Muharib
1512:Qushayr
1502:Khafaja
1465:Hawazin
1436:Dhubyan
1419:Taghlib
1402:Shayban
1362:Muzayna
1325:Madhhaj
1311:Khuthir
1249:Quraysh
1244:Jadhima
1208:Khuza'a
1173:Hudhayl
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615:in the
566:Saladin
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497:Habbaba
484:caliph
482:Umayyad
386:Hawazin
331:Quraysh
316:al-Uzza
304:Ishmael
281:History
247:Quraysh
237:in the
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135:Quraysh
97:around
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1936:Hashim
1905:Murrah
1894:Ghalib
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1724:after
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1637:Jarrah
1627:Tanukh
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1441:Fazara
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1350:Zubaid
1315:Lihyan
1271:Hashim
1259:Umayya
1235:Ghifar
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211:Arabic
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33:Kināna
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1872:Malik
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1738:Hawwa
1656:Yaman
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1600:Shehr
1583:Salih
1543:Qedar
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1276:Abbas
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1109:Aslam
1094:Anmar
1084:Amila
982:. In
574:Ramla
572:near
519:emirs
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370:Kaaba
366:Mecca
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243:Hejaz
235:Mecca
199:Islam
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168:Du'il
165:Layth
142:Malik
131:Nadr
99:Mecca
95:Hejaz
71:Nisba
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1736:and
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