91 results for "hijrah"

… l-Najjār in Madinah, belonging to the anṣār who supported the Prophet after the hijrah. …

… fter returning from Abyssinia, Ruqayyah later migrated to Madinah following the Hijrah, thus participating in two of the most significant migrations in early Islamic history. Her life reflects patience, steadfastness, and loyalty to Islam during periods of hardship and uncertainty. During the second year after hijrah, …

… sīrah tradition because of her encounter with the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ during the Hijrah from Makkah to Madīnah in 1 AH/622 CE. …

… ūn (Emigrants) from Makkah and the anṣār (Helpers) of Madinah shortly after the hijrah. …

… ineage and birth through the Makkan period, revelation, persecution, migration (hijrah), battles, treaties, political leadership in Madīnah, and final sermon until his death. Emphasis was placed upon key historical events such as the first revelation, the migration to Abyssinia, the Constitution of Madīnah, the battles …

… ame closely associated with the Muslim community in Makkah and later joined the Hijrah to Ma… …

… tributing to the increasing public visibility of Islam in Makkah. Following the Hijrah to Madīnah, Ḥamzah participated prominently in the major military campaigns of the Prophet ﷺ. He played a leading role in the Battle of Badr (2 AH / 624 CE), where his bravery became particularly renowned. Classical sources describe …

… e of the most significant episodes associated with Asmāʾ is her role during the Hijrah from Makkah to Madīnah. According to reports preserved in Ṣaḥīḥ al-Bukhārī, she assisted in preparing provisions for the Prophet (peace be upon him) and her father Abū Bakr when they took refuge in the Cave of Thawr. Lacking proper m …

… Prophet’s genealogy, the beginning of revelation, the Makkan persecutions, the Hijrah, major battles, treaties, diplomatic missions, and the final years of the Prophet ﷺ. Consequently, his work became an indispensable source for later sīrah historians and scholars of early Islam. One of the distinguishing features of …

… epared the city to receive Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ and the Makkan Muslims during the Hijrah. Because of his pioneering mission, Muṣʿab (RA) is widely regarded as the first ambassador of Islam. The success of Muṣʿab’s mission directly influenced the Second Pledge of al-ʿAqabah, during which a larger delegation from Yathrib p …

… the pledges of allegiance from Yathrib (later Madinah), which would lead to the hijrah. In sīrah historiography, ʿĀm al-Ḥuzn is significant not only as a biographical marker of grief but also as a theological motif emphasizing patience (ṣabr) and divine support during periods of adversity. It underscores the human dime …

… be of Madīnah who became a notable opponent of the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ after the Hijrah. In the pre-Islamic period, he was known for his ascetic inclinations and proto-monotheistic outlook, earning him the title al-Rāhib (“the monk”). …

… rith played an important role in the early military history of Islam. After the Hijrah to Madīnah, the Prophet ﷺ appointed him commander of one of the earliest military expeditions (sarāyā) sent against Quraysh caravans. This expedition, often identified as the first banner (liwāʾ) organized in Islam, took place near R …

… Christians were characterized by both dialogue and coexistence. The migration (Hijrah) to Abyssinia remains a notable example of Muslim-Christian interaction, where the Negus (al-Najāshī), the Christian ruler of Abyssinia, granted refuge to the persecuted Muslims and refused to surrender them to Quraysh. The Prophet ﷺ …

… ʿUbādah played key roles in these developments, helping prepare the way for the Hijrah. After the Prophet’s ﷺ arrival in Madīnah, the Khazraj became an essential component of the Anṣār and participated actively in the political, military, and religious life of the Muslim community. Members of the tribe fought in the ma …

… et ﷺ, including reports concerning the beginnings of revelation, the migration (hijrah), the major military expeditions (maghāzī), and the activities of the Companions. Several letters and historical reports attributed to him survive through later sources and are considered among the earliest extant materials relating …

… he Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ. Before the Prophet’s arrival in al-Madīnah following the hijrah in 1/622, the Aws and Khazraj tribes had emerged from a prolonged period of conflict and were reportedly preparing to recognize Ibn Ubayy as their ruler. His influence among the Khazraj and his political standing made him one of the …

… nstrated that a substantial corpus of reports concerning key events such as the Hijrah, al-Ḥudaybiyah, and other episodes of the Prophet’s career may be reconstructed from early transmission networks. His studies challenge the assumption that all extant biographical material is a late literary creation and instead sugg …

… of Islam. ʿUbayd Allāh ibn Jaḥsh participated in the migration to Abyssinia (al-Hijrah ilá al-Ḥabashah), undertaken by a group of early Muslims seeking refuge from persecution in Makkah. The migration to the Christian kingdom of Aksum represented one of the earliest major episodes in Islamic history and demonstrated th …

… among the earliest converts to Islam in Makkah and played decisive roles in the Hijrah, the establishment of the community in Madīnah, and key military engagements such as the Battles of Badr, Uḥud, and the Trench. Their close companionship with the Prophet ﷺ and participation in foundational events of Islamic history …