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~~==Summary==~~

Fadak is the name of a piece of farming land around Medina that came under the ownership of the Holy Prophet after the peace treaty with the Jews of that area. Upon Allah’s command, the Holy Prophet gave this land to his daughter. After the passing of the Holy Prophet, the first caliph took Fadak from Lady Fatimah. Over the course of history, this land was given to the inheritors of Fatimah several times, but taken back.

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	~~==Summary==~~
	Fadak is the name of a piece of farming land around Medina that came under the ownership of the Holy Prophet after the peace treaty with the Jews of that area. Upon Allah’s command, the Holy Prophet gave this land to his daughter. After the passing of the Holy Prophet, the first caliph took Fadak from Lady Fatimah. Over the course of history, this land was given to the inheritors of Fatimah several times, but taken back.		Fadak is the name of a piece of farming land around Medina that came under the ownership of the Holy Prophet after the peace treaty with the Jews of that area. Upon Allah’s command, the Holy Prophet gave this land to his daughter. After the passing of the Holy Prophet, the first caliph took Fadak from Lady Fatimah. Over the course of history, this land was given to the inheritors of Fatimah several times, but taken back.