al-Muraysi', Also al-Muraysi'
WellAlso al-Muraysi'
al-Muraysi'المريسيع
The well near the Red Sea coast where the Banu al-Mustaliq were defeated in 627.
On the return from this campaign Aishah was left behind looking for a lost necklace, and hypocrites spread a slander about her. Allah declared her innocence in Surah al-Nur (24:11-20). Juwayriyah, daughter of the tribe's chief, married the Prophet ﷺ, and her people were freed.
What does the hadith say?
What happened here?
Who else is linked?
Muhammad ﷺAishah bint Abi BakrJuwayriyah bint al-HarithAbdullah ibn Ubayy
Everyone and everything in the timeline
People named in the Quran and the hadith, the Prophet's ﷺ family and Companions, scholars, rulers, the nations of the Quran, the world's empires and the places where it all happened. Where scholars differ, each entry says so.
Places
- Makkah
- The Kaaba
- al-Masjid al-Haram
- Zamzam
- Safa and Marwah
- Mina
- Muzdalifah
- Arafat
- Cave of Hira
- Cave of Thawr
- Ta'if
- Wadi Nakhla
- al-Hudaybiyyah
- Hunayn
- Jeddah
- Madinah
- al-Masjid al-Nabawi
- Quba Mosque
- Masjid al-Qiblatayn
- Jannat al-Baqi
- Mount Uhud
- Badr
- Khaybar
- Tabuk
- Mu'tah
- Najran
- Dumat al-Jandal
- Jerusalem
- al-Masjid al-Aqsa
- al-Sham
- Canaan
- Hebron (al-Khalil)
- Sodom and the Dead Sea
- Jericho (Ariha)
- Valley of Elah
- Bethlehem
- Nazareth
- Galilee and Tiberias
- Hawran and Busra
- Baalbek
- Antioch
- Damascus
- Aleppo
- Urfa (Edessa)
- Harran
- Mesopotamia
- Uruk
- Ur
- Akkad
- Babylon (Babil)
- Nineveh
- Mosul
- Ctesiphon (al-Mada'in)
- al-Hirah
- al-Qadisiyyah
- Kufa
- Najaf
- Basra
- Karbala
- Baghdad
- Samarra
- Darb Zubaydah
- Egypt (Misr)
- The Nile (al-Yamm)
- Memphis
- Giza
- Cairo and Fustat
- Alexandria
- Suez
- The Sea Crossing (Red Sea)
- Sinai (the Wilderness)
- Mount Sinai (al-Tur)
- Valley of Tuwa
- Junction of the Two Seas
- Madyan
- Ayla (Aqaba)
- al-Hijr (Hegra)
- Iram of the Pillars
- al-Ahqaf
- Hadramawt
- al-Rass
- Saba and Ma'rib
- Sana'a
- Aden
- Muscat
- Petra
- Palmyra (Tadmur)
- Aksum (Abyssinia)
- Harar
- Kairouan
- Mahdia
- Tunis
- Tiaret
- Algiers
- Fez
- Marrakesh
- Rabat
- Tangier
- Timbuktu
- Gao
- Tondibi
- Djenne
- Sokoto
- Dakar
- Kilwa
- Zanzibar
- Mogadishu
- Gibraltar (Jabal Tariq)
- Cordoba
- Toledo
- Seville
- Granada
- Las Navas de Tolosa
- Tours and Poitiers
- Aachen
- Palermo
- Larnaca (Cyprus)
- Rome
- Vienna
- Sarajevo
- Lepanto
- Caffa (Crimea)
- Kazan
- Paris
- Wittenberg
- Mount Judi
- Mohenjo-daro
- Anyang
- Bodh Gaya
- Gaugamela
- Cave of the Sleepers
- Mongolia (Karakorum)
- Istanbul (Constantinople)
- Bursa
- Sogut
- Konya
- Ankara
- Manzikert
- Yarmuk
- Hattin
- Acre
- Gaza
- Ain Jalut
- Nahavand
- Hamadan
- Isfahan
- Shiraz
- Tabriz
- Tehran (and Rayy)
- Tus
- Nishapur
- Merv
- Herat
- Bukhara
- Samarkand
- Khwarazm (Urgench)
- Talas
- Tashkent
- Debal
- Multan
- Karachi
- Ghazni
- Kabul
- Lahore
- Delhi
- Agra
- Panipat
- Plassey
- Calicut
- Samudra Pasai
- Malacca
- Aceh
- Xi'an (Chang'an)
- Guangzhou (Canton)
- Quanzhou (Zaytun)
- Nanjing
- Diriyah
- Riyadh
- Dammam
- Arabia
- Palestine
- The Euphrates
- Nubia
- Punjab
- al-Abwa
- Ukaz
- al-Muraysi'
- Bi'r Ma'unah
- al-Yamamah
- Amwas (Emmaus)
- Lod (Ludd)
- Machaerus
- Siffin
- Nahrawan
- al-Namara
- Zafar
- The Valley of the Ants
- Thebes (Luxor)
- Pi-Ramesses (Avaris)
- Persepolis
- Nicaea (Iznik)
- Balkh
- Otrar
- Sarai
- al-Mansurah
- Chaldiran
- Gallipoli
- Khartoum
- Deoband
- Aligarh
- Koumbi Saleh
- Niani
- Kanem (Njimi)
- Mazara
- Mascara
- Gunib
- Palembang
- Jakarta
- al-Zallaqa (Sagrajas)
- Covadonga
- Battle of the Masts
- Valencia
- Srebrenica
- Cox's Bazar
- Fayetteville, North Carolina