Khaybar is a historical oasis located in northwestern Arabia, near present-day Saudi Arabia. It was known for its fertile land and agricultural production, particularly dates. The oasis played a significant role in early Islamic history, especially during the time of the Prophet Muhammad. In 629 CE, the Battle of Khaybar took place between the Muslim forces led by Muhammad and the Jewish tribes residing in the oasis. The battle resulted in a Muslim victory, leading to the establishment of Islamic control over the region. This event is often referenced in Islamic teachings and history.