In the Battle of Khaybar, approximately 93 Jews were killed. The Muslim army, for its part, incurred between 15 and 20 casualties. The battle took place in May/June 628 CE (7 AH) at the Jewish-inhabited oasis of Khaybar, located about 92 miles north of Medina. The Jewish forces had a reported strength of up to 10,000, while the Muslim army numbered around 1,400 to 1,600 men.
How many Jews were killed in the Battle of Khyber?
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