"हिजरत": अवतरणों में अंतर

The next year, at the pilgrimage of 622, a delegation of around 75 Muslims of the [[Banu Aws]] and Khazraj from Medina came, and in addition to restating the formal promises, they also assured Muhammad of their full support and protection if the latter would migrate to their land. They invited him to come to Medina as an arbitrator to reconcile among the hostile tribes.<ref>{{cite book |last=Hitti |first=Philip Khuri |authorlink=Philip Khuri Hitti |title=[[History of the Arabs (book)|History of the Arabs]] |year=1946 |publisher=Macmillan and Co. |location=[[London]] |isbn= |page=116}}</ref> This is known as the "[[second pledge at al-Aqabah]]",<ref name="Holt, et al 2000, p. 40">Holt, et al (2000), p. 40.</ref><ref>Khan (1980), p. 73.</ref> and was a 'politico-religious' success that paved the way for his and his followers' immigration to Medina.<ref>Sell (1913), p. 76.</ref> Following the pledges, Muhammad encouraged his followers to migrate to Medina, and in a span of two months, nearly all the Muslims of Mecca migrated to Medina.

 

[[File:Quba_Mosque.JPG|thumb|250px|[[मस्जिद ए क़ुबा]], इस्लाम के इतिहास में पहली [[मस्जिद]], जो [[मदीना]] शहर के बाहर है, जिसकी स्थापना हज़रत [[मुहम्मद]] की थी, जब वो मदीना गये थे।]]

 

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