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Property	Value
rdf:type	War
rdfs:label	Arabian Unification (630) (Saint Muhammad)
rdfs:comment	The Arabian War of Unification (Arabic: حرب عربية التوحيد) was a conflict in the Middle East, starting with Medinan aggression from Hejaz into Najd and the Trucial Coast states. It ended in the unification of the independent Arabic states into a single nation, the Empire of Mecca.
side	30 Kinda Trucial Coast towns
dcterms:subject	Wars (Saint Muhammad) Wars (Saint Muhammad)
side2strength	~2,500
side2casualties	~2,300
side1casualties	~500
side1strength	~3,000
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End	632
Name	Arabian War of Unification حرب عربية التوحيد
Begin	630
Commanders	Tribal leaders Umar bin Quaraysh
Result	Annexation of the Trucial States and Kinda Medinan victory; Positioning of Medina as a regional power
Place	Nejd, the Trucial States
abstract	The Arabian War of Unification (Arabic: حرب عربية التوحيد) was a conflict in the Middle East, starting with Medinan aggression from Hejaz into Najd and the Trucial Coast states. It ended in the unification of the independent Arabic states into a single nation, the Empire of Mecca.