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… are those chapters of the Qurʾān revealed to the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ before the Hijrah (migration) from Makkah to Madīnah in 622 CE, regardless of the place of revelation. They constitute the larger portion of the Qurʾān and primarily focus on establishing the foundations of Islamic belief, moral reform, a… …

… married Saudah (RA) in approximately the tenth year of Prophethood, before the Hijrah to Madīnah. The marriage occurred during a period of grief and difficulty for the Prophet ﷺ and provided support and stability within his household. Saudah (RA) was known for her simplicity, generosity, humour, and deep devotion to t …

… count episodes from the sīrah, including the Prophet’s birth, miracles, miʿrāj, hijrah, and noble character. Sufi traditions particularly cultivated naʿt as a means of expressing spiritual love and attachment to the Prophet ﷺ. Despite its devotional nature, Muslim scholars frequently emphasized moderation in Prophetic …

… ained a strong presence in the marketplace of Madīnah. Following the migration (hijrah) of the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ to Madīnah in 622 CE, relations between the Muslim community and the various local tribes, including Banū Qaynuqāʿ, were organized through agreements commonly described in modern scholarship as the Constitu …

… site where the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ and Abū Bakr al-Ṣiddīq took refuge during the Hijrah to Madīnah. …

… e it marked the first armed encounter between the Muslims and Quraysh after the hijrah. The incident generated considerable controversy because it occurred during Rajab, one of the sacred months in which warfare was traditionally prohibited. The Quraysh accused the Muslims of violating the sanctity of the month, and th …

… al-Yamān ibn Jābir, an ally of the Aws of Madīnah, he embraced Islam before the Hijrah and became one of the Prophet’s … …

… e campaigns personally led by the Prophet ﷺ. The sarāyā began shortly after the Hijrah to Mad┘nah and contributed significantly to the consolidation of the emerging Islamic state. The Sarāyā fulfilled several strategic objectives within the development of the Muslim community. Militarily, they protected Mad┘nah from Qu …

… the Prophet in Makkah (Leicester: Islamic Foundation, 1991). 2 Zakaria Bashier, Hijrah: Story and Significance (Leicester: Islamic Foundation, 1983). 3 Zakaria Bashier, Sunshine at Madinah: Studies in the Life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ (Leicester: Islamic Foundation, 1990). 4 Zakaria Bashier, War and Peace in the Life …

… d steadfast commitment. A defining moment in his early life occurred during the Hijrah from Makkah to Madinah, when ʿAlī slept in the Prophet’s bed, exposing himself to danger in order to mislead those plotting against the Prophet ﷺ. He also fulfilled the trust (amānāt) of returning valuables entrusted to the Prophet b …

… al-Miʿrāj (the Night Journey and Ascension), approximately one year before the hijrah. According to authentic traditions, Allah initially prescribed fifty daily prayers, later reduced to five while retaining the reward of fifty. This event demonstrates the exalted status of prayer in Islam and its unique position amon …