Hawazin tribe

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The Hawazin tribe is an ancient Arab tribal confederation historically known for its confrontation with the early Muslim community at the Battle of Hunayn in 630 CE.

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Hawazin tribe canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Arab tribe
tribal confederation
aftermathOfDefeat conversion to Islam
submission to Medina
alliedWith Thaqif tribe
linked to: Banu Thaqif
ancestralFigure Hawazin ibn Mansur
linked to: ibn Hawazin
capitalOrCenter Taif region (historical influence)
conflictWith Prophet Muhammad
linked to: Muhammad

early Muslim community
culturalPractice nomadic pastoralism
tribal raiding (ghazw)
dateOfEvent 630 CE (Battle of Hunayn)
defeatedAt Battle of Hunayn
ethnicGroup Arabs
hasSubtribe Banu Amir ibn Sa'sa'a
linked to: Banu Amir

Banu Hilal
Banu Ja'sh
linked to: Banu Jusham

Banu Jusham
Banu Ka'b
Banu Nasr
Banu Saad
Banu Uqayl
historicalPeriod early Islamic period
pre-Islamic Arabia
historicalStatus major tribe of central-western Arabia
knownFor large confederation of subtribes
military strength in pre-Islamic Arabia
poetic tradition
language Arabic
legacy influence on later Arab tribal formations
source of notable Arab lineages
locatedIn Arabian Peninsula
Hejaz
Najd
mentionedIn early Islamic historical sources
hadith literature
sira literature
notableEvent Battle of Hunayn
partOf North Arabian tribes
linked to: Northern Arabia
regionOfActivity central Arabia
western Arabia
religion Islam
pre-Islamic Arabian polytheism
roleInIslamicHistory later supporters of Islamic state
opponent at Hunayn
socialStructure segmentary lineage system
tribalGenealogy Adnanite Arabs
typeOfOrganization tribal confederation based on kinship

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Battle of Hunayn combatant Hawazin tribe