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extremely angered by his friend's advice for he had many hiding places he
thought to be completely undetectable.
Shortly afterward, Kinanah's hiding places were discovered and so he was
put to death and his family taken prisoner.
THE FINAL SURRENDER:
The two remaining fortresses surrendered without further ado and accepted
the same terms and conditions agreed to by Kinanah. Many of the Jews
were farmers and knew how best to reap the blessings of the land, with this
in mind they sent a deputation to the Prophet saying that if he would permit
them to continue as before and live in their homes, they would in return
tend the land and pay rent of half its harvest each year. Prophet
Muhammad accepted, however, he reserved the right to expel them at any
extremely angered by his friend's advice for he had many hiding places he
thought to be completely undetectable.
Shortly afterward, Kinanah's hiding places were discovered and so he was
put to death and his family taken prisoner.
THE FINAL SURRENDER:
The two remaining fortresses surrendered without further ado and accepted
the same terms and conditions agreed to by Kinanah. Many of the Jews
were farmers and knew how best to reap the blessings of the land, with this
in mind they sent a deputation to the Prophet saying that if he would permit
them to continue as before and live in their homes, they would in return
tend the land and pay rent of half its harvest each year. Prophet
Muhammad accepted, however, he reserved the right to expel them at any