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The area of Wadi Al-Kulayyah where Suraqah bin Malik attempted to capture the Prophet but his horse sank into the sand. Landmarks: Embark on this photographic journey to relive the
The Hijrah was a pivotal turning point. Following years of persecution in Makkah, Allah instructed the Prophet (ﷺ) to migrate to Yathrib (later renamed Madinah al-Munawwarah). This 320-kilometer (200-mile) journey was not a straight path but a deliberate evasion of the Quraish, designed to ensure survival and the future of Islam. 2. Photographic Highlights of the Hijrah Route
The persecution of Muslims in Makkah reached a boiling point in 622 CE, making it imperative for the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his followers to migrate to a more tolerant and supportive environment. The city of Madinah (then known as Yathrib) beckoned, with its invitation extended by the inhabitants themselves. This call for help was answered, leading to one of the most significant events in Islamic history. Landmarks: The Hijrah was a pivotal turning point
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Islamic History, Photography, Travel
The historical significance of this work lies in its unprecedented accuracy. To map the exact path of the 622 CE migration, Dr. Al-Kadi did not rely solely on classical literature.