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The 22 pages that link to Constitution of Medina, each with the reason it gives.

• MuhammadRelated: It illustrates how his authority addressed cooperation and conflict among the city’s groups.

• Rashidun CaliphateRelated: It offers context for the community whose leadership the caliphate inherited.

• MedinaBroader topic: It offers evidence of how Muhammad organized the city’s diverse community.

• HijraRelated: It helped organize the diverse community formed after the migration.

• Battle of BadrRelated: It provides context for the political community from which the Muslim force emerged.

• Bay'ahRelated: It offers context for the community and political arrangements in which early allegiance operated.

• UmmahBroader topic: This agreement shows how early communal bonds were negotiated across religious and tribal lines.

• AnsarRelated: It provides a framework for understanding how the Medinan community was organized.

• SaqifahRelated: It provides context for Medina’s diverse political community, though it did not settle succession.

• DhimmīRelated: It offers an early precedent for negotiated protection of non-Muslim communities, though not the later legal category itself.

• Five Pillars of IslamRelated: It offers context for the early Muslim community in which shared religious duties took shape.

• Battle of the TrenchRelated: The siege exposed tensions among the city’s communities and made political cohesion consequential.

• Early Muslim communityRelated: It offers evidence for how the new community organized obligations across religious and tribal lines.

• Ibn IshaqRelated: Ibn Ishaq’s text preserves an early version of this document within its account of Muhammad in Medina.

• JizyaRelated: Its agreements provide early context for relations between the nascent Muslim community and other groups.

• Early IslamBroader topic: It illustrates how Muhammad’s community formalized obligations among its members and allies.

• SahabaRelated: It offers a glimpse of the political community in which the Companions lived.

• Islam and democracyBroader topic: It is cited in arguments about pluralism and political agreements in early Islamic history.

• Battle of KhaybarRelated: It provides context for the alliances and conflicts involving Medina’s Jewish communities.

• Abu Ayyub al-AnsariRelated: It offers context for the community in which Abu Ayyub first became prominent.

• Expedition of TabukRelated: The campaign followed years of political consolidation by Muhammad’s community in Medina.

• History of IslamBroader topic: It offers evidence about the early community’s political and social arrangements.