Hijrah

Understanding the system of Mu'akhah (brotherhood) among Muslims in Madinah and how the Prophet successfully established it.

The style of Prophet Muhammad's leadership and how it influences his mission in guiding the mankind to Islam

To protect the new religion, the Prophet sent approx 80 people, including one of his own daughters, to Ethiopia.

The article shows the series of persecutions against Muslims in Makkah, and how the whole thing started.

Before becoming the Prophet, he was able to resolve disputes among the people- Muhammad.

The Muslim calendar, based purely on lunar cycles, was first introduced by the second Caliph, `Umar ibn Al-Khattab using the event of Hijra

In the ninth year after Hijrah, following the Prophet’s return from the battle of Tabuk, he appointed Abu Bakr a number of Muslims to Hajj

The noble Hijrah from Makkah to Madinah is one of the grandest events in the history of Islam.

Part of the lessons learnt from the first Hijra, was the fact that it gave Muslims the opportunity to establish Islam across the globe.

The Ansar did more than open their homes and help the Muhajirun financially. They did more.

It is recommended for Muslims to visit the Mosque of the honorable Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him). People usually visit it either before or after performing pilgrimage. During this visit, people make some of the following mistakes: 1- Some people rub the walls and the steel plates of the Prophet’s tomb, believing that

Al-Baqi` is the principal cemetery of the people of Al-Madinah Al-Munawwarah and has been so since the time of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). Of all of the historic places in Madinah, it is the closest to Al-Masjid An-Nabawi (the Prophet’s Mosque). It is located opposite the southeastern section of the wall

Report for the year 2000 ranked the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia 26th.

The moral and religious lessons from the eventful story of Ibrahim and Ismail and their struggles in protecting and guarding their faith

The categories of people's attitudes toward the physical miracles of Prophet Muhammad (Pbuh)