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    UNIT 12

    LESSON 2

    HIJRA: Permission to Migrate and the First Muhaajiroon


    I

    ANSWER THE FOLLOWING:

    1 Who was Al-Abbaas?


    Al-Abbaas was the Uncle of Prophet [pbuh]
    2 Why was Al-Abbaas with the Prophet on the Second pledge of Aqaba?
    Al-Abbaas who was still a disbeliever accompanied Prophet to get
    assurance from the Madinites that they must be ready sacrifice
    anything in order to protect the Prophet once he was there in
    Madeena.
    3 How the Madinites react to the Al-Abbaass warning?
    The Madinites were prepare to sacrifice even their life to protect
    Prophet and even they took a pledge in this regard.
    4 What were the two things that took place after Al-Abbaas addressed
    the people of Madeena?
    The two things were
    The Quraysh tortured and Punished the Muslims for the
    intentions to migrate and their oppression knew no bounds.
    Muslims began to move quietly towards Madeena.
    5 What happened to Abu Salaama al-Makhzoomi?
    When Abu Salaama al-Makhzoomi was caught on his way to Madeena,
    he was forcefully separated from his wife and small child.
    6 What happened to Ayaash ibn Rabeeah?
    Ayaash ibn Rabeeah was deceitfully taken back on the excuse that his
    mother had sworn never to brush her hair or eat food if he did not
    come back.
    7 Who were the first to migrate to Madeena?

    Aamir ibn Rabeeah and his wife Laylah, Abdullah ibn Jash with his
    entire family and Umar ibn Al-Khattaab were among the first few to
    make Hijra.
    8 Who were Muhajiroon and Ansaar?
    The

    people

    of

    Makkah

    those

    who

    migrated

    were

    known

    as

    Muhaajiroon meaning migrants and the people of Madeena were


    known as the Ansaar meaning helpers.

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