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Before Islam, Madhhaj had its own Idol that they used to bring in the yearly pilgrimage to Kaaba before Islam (Pagan Arabs before Islam) and they used to make
Talbiya specific to Madhhaj for that Idol in which they encircle Kaaba several times and plead their Madhhaj' Talbiya to Allah to let that
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The men of
Madhhaj were described as being hardened and experienced warriors in praising their positive aspect. They were also known for their skills in horse-riding and were famed for being the best archers when on a horse. Later, after the establishment of
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Idol be put around the Kaaba. The Arabs are said to inherited Kaaba from
Ibrahim who named it Beit Allah, (aka the house of God) but in much later ages they started worshipping idols and then they brought the idols to Kaaba to bless their Idols by God.
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under leadership of Abul Ashira in Yemen and Malik ibn Marara a-Rahawi, and the commentaries on al-Hamdani's book shows that they still live in the same towns and places as
Hamadani described them in his book dated 900 AD, 1100 years ago.
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cited
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said that the most people in
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garrison city, the
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Arab tribal confederation. It is located in south and central
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Book of the Crowns of Himyar - Pre
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The Life of Muhammad: A Translation of Ibn Isḥāq's sīrat
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Roads to Arabia: Archaeology and History of the Kingdom
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