The Hijra: Madinah Migration

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A quick true/false on the Prophet's migration to Madinah.

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The Hijra: Madinah MigrationOnline version A quick true/false on the Prophet's migration to Madinah. by fatma fahmy 1 The journey from Makkah to Madinah was short and easy. Yes No 2 The Prophet Muhammad instructed Muslims to migrate to Madinah. Yes No 3 The migration involved more than a hundred families. Yes No 4 Abu Salamah traveled to Madinah alone, without family. Yes No 5 Umar migrated secretly at night and was captured. Yes No 6 Abu Talib's death made the Muslims' life in Makkah more dangerous. Yes No 7 Al-Ansaar were the residents of Madinah who helped the migrants. Yes No 8 The Quraysh stopped the migration peacefully with negotiations. Yes No 9 Suhayb Ar-Rumi kept all his wealth when migrating. Yes No 10 Many Muslims left Makkah for Madinah to escape persecution. Yes No 11 More than a hundred families left Makkah and migrated to Madinah within a few months. Yes No 12 The emigrants were called Al-Muhajirun, and their supporters in Madinah were known as Al-Ansaar. Yes No 13 Umm Salamah traveled to Madinah alone and later rejoined her husband on the same camel. Yes No 14 The people of Madinah refused to welcome the Muhajirun. Yes No 15 Suhayb Ar-Rumi offered all his wealth in exchange for permission to leave Madinah. Yes No 16 Abu Salamah was the first Muslim to migrate to Madinah. Yes No 17 The Prophet urged Muslims to stay in Makkah and endure oppression without migrating. Yes No 18 Hisham ibn Al-Aas emigrated without being captured or tortured. Yes No 19 After the Second Pledge of Aqabah, the persecution by Quraysh reached extreme levels. Yes No 20 Umar ibn Al-Khattab waited for permission to emigrate alongside Ali and Abu Bakr. Yes No

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The Hijra: Madinah MigrationOnline version

by fatma fahmy

The journey from Makkah to Madinah was short and easy.

The Prophet Muhammad instructed Muslims to migrate to Madinah.

The migration involved more than a hundred families.

Abu Salamah traveled to Madinah alone, without family.

Umar migrated secretly at night and was captured.

Abu Talib's death made the Muslims' life in Makkah more dangerous.

Al-Ansaar were the residents of Madinah who helped the migrants.

The Quraysh stopped the migration peacefully with negotiations.

Suhayb Ar-Rumi kept all his wealth when migrating.

Many Muslims left Makkah for Madinah to escape persecution.

More than a hundred families left Makkah and migrated to Madinah within a few months.

The emigrants were called Al-Muhajirun, and their supporters in Madinah were known as Al-Ansaar.

Umm Salamah traveled to Madinah alone and later rejoined her husband on the same camel.

The people of Madinah refused to welcome the Muhajirun.

Suhayb Ar-Rumi offered all his wealth in exchange for permission to leave Madinah.

Abu Salamah was the first Muslim to migrate to Madinah.

The Prophet urged Muslims to stay in Makkah and endure oppression without migrating.

Hisham ibn Al-Aas emigrated without being captured or tortured.

After the Second Pledge of Aqabah, the persecution by Quraysh reached extreme levels.

Umar ibn Al-Khattab waited for permission to emigrate alongside Ali and Abu Bakr.