Some of the most powerful figures in this city were the Anshar, or "companions."
This city was once under Jewish control until its Jewish leader demanded the right to take the virginity of his subjects' daughters. Twelve men from this city agreed to accept believing women in the Pledge of the Women. Some of the most powerful figures in this city were the Anshar, or "companions." The Constitution of this city created the (*) Ummah and provided for the rights of Jews and Christians. The Battle of the Trench took place during the siege of this city, which was the destination of the Hijra and was originally called Yathrib. For 10 points, name this city, the second holiest in Islam after Mecca.
This city was once under Jewish control until its Jewish leader demanded the right to take the virginity of his subjects' daughters.
Medina [or Yathrib before it is read]