Madinah
Muzahim was one of the markets of Madinah before and in the first years of Islam. It stood in the street later known as the lane of Ibn Hubayn, near the fort…
Muzahim was one of the markets of Madinah before and in the first years of Islam. It stood in the street later known as the lane of Ibn Hubayn, near the fort where the governors of Madinah later lived and north-west of the main market of the city. The name Muzahim was also borne by the fortified house of Abdullah ibn Ubayy, and the historians of Madinah link the market with him. Nothing of the market survives. Its site lies about one kilometre north-west of Masjid al-Nabawi.