Isa ibn Musa cut off the grain supply to this city to suppress a revolt led by (-5[1])Muhammad ”the Pure Soul.” The biographer Ibn Ishaq claimed that the king Abu Karib ordered that this city’s trees be cut down after his son was executed by its inhabitants; however, he converted to Judaism after bringing back two rabbis from this city. (15[1])The Battle of Bu’ath was fought between two tribes inhabiting this city, the Khazraj (-5[1])and Aws tribes, many of whom became known as (*) ansar. (10[2])Aynin (-5[1])Mountain (10[1])was renamed (10[1])to “Archers Mountain” (10[1])following a battle near this city at Mount Uhud. (-5[1])Salman al-Farsi (10[1])suggested building (10[1])a defensive trench around this city (10[1]-5[1])prior to a 627 battle. (10[1])A “constitution” named for this (10[1])city, (10[1])previously known as Yathrib, established (10[2])the power (10[1])of a man who fled (10[1])to this city (10[1])in 622. For 10 points, name this city, the [emphasize] destination of the Hijrah of Muhammad. (10[4])■END■