During these periods before Hijra, Abū Qays al-Aslat of the clan of Wāʼil, the leader of Aws, gave away the leadership to Ḥuḍayr bin Simāk of ʻAbd al-Ashhal. After a serious defeat, ʻAbd al-Ashhal and Ẓafar were withdrawn from Yathrib. The opposing leader, ʻAmr bin Nuʻmān of the Khazrajite clan of Bayāḍa, drove the Jews tribes of Banū Qurayẓa and Banū Naḍīr into alliance of the two.[1] Nomads of Muzayna joined them too. Most of the Khazraj[n 1][7] as well as the Jews tribe Banū Qaynuqāʻ[3] and the nomadic Juhayna and Ashjaʻ suppurted ʻAmr bin Nuʻmān. The Awsite clan of Ḥāritha remained neutral. Then, about 617 A.D., The Battle of Buʻāth began: Aws forced back at first, but finally defeated their opponents. The leaders of both sides were killed.[7]
During these periods before Hijra, Abū Qays al-Aslat of the clan of Wāʼil, the leader of Aws, gave away the leadership to Ḥuḍayr bin Simāk of ʻAbd al-Ashhal. After a serious defeat, ʻAbd al-Ashhal and Ẓafar were withdrawn from Yathrib. The opposing leader, ʻAmr bin Nuʻmān of the Khazrajite clan of Bayāḍa, drove the Jews tribes of Banū Qurayẓa and Banū Naḍīr into alliance of the two.[1] Nomads of Muzayna joined them too. Most of the Khazraj[n 1][7] as well as the Jews tribe Banū Qaynuqāʻ[3] and the nomadic Juhayna and Ashjaʻ suppurted ʻAmr bin Nuʻmān. The Awsite clan of Ḥāritha remained neutral. Then, about 617 A.D., The Battle of Buʻāth began: Aws forced back at first, but finally defeated their opponents. The leaders of both sides were killed.[7]
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