They would shed each other's blood, although they had the Tawrah with them, and they knew their rights and dues.

Each Jewish camp would fight against their Jewish brethren from the other camp. When fighting erupted between Aws and Khazraj, Banu Qaynuqa` would fight along with the Khazraj, while Banu An-Nadir and Qurayzah would fight along with the Aws. Now they were divided into two camps in Al-Madinah, Banu Qaynuqa`, who were the allies of the Khazraj, and An-Nadir and Qurayzah, who were the allies of the Aws. (After this, it is you who kill one another and drive out a party of you from their homes) 'Allah mentioned what they were doing, and that in the Tawrah He had prohibited them from shedding each other's blood, and required them to free their prisoners. When the war ended, the victorious Jews would release the prisoners from the defeated party, according to the rulings of the Tawrah. They would also drive each other from their homes and loot whatever furniture and money they could. The Jew would kill his Arab enemy, and sometimes they also killed Jews who were the allies of the other Arab tribe, although the Jews were prohibited from killing each other according to clear religious texts in their Books. When war erupted between Aws and Khazraj, their Jewish allies would assist them. There were three Jewish tribes in Al-Madinah at that time, Banu Qaynuqa` and Banu An-Nadir, the allies of the Khazraj, and Banu Qurayzah, who used to be the allies of the Aws. Before Islam, the Aws and Khazraj worshipped idols, and many battles took place between them. They used to suffer, because of the armed conflicts between the tribes of Al-Madinah, Aws and Khazraj. The Terms of the Covenant and their Breach of ItĪllah criticized the Jews who lived in Al-Madinah during the time of the Messenger of Allah.

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