هجرة النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم من مكة إلى المدينة وأسبابها وآثارها من خلال السيرة النبوية (دراسة موضوعية)

The Migration of The Prophet from Makkah to Madinah And Its Causes and Effects Throughout the Prophet's Life (Objective Study)

Abstract

The migration of the Prophet was a turning point in human history. This migration was the greatest non-galactic event in history and changed the ways and methods of life. One of the reasons for this migration was that the infidels of Makkah persecuted the Prophet and his companions a lot.

The second reason was that the Prophet had already created an environment of invitation to religion in Madinah, some of the people of Madinah had become Muslims due to which more people started to enter the religion, it was necessary to establish an Islamic state there, for which the Prophet migrated.

Since migration is important to declare the importance of religion and to have complete freedom to worship and obey God, Therefore, God informed His Prophet about the migration of some of the prophets before him. God Almighty gave the Prophet a global message, not a local or national one, and the requirement of this global message is the establishment of a state, in which divine rulings can be implemented freely. These were the reasons due to which the Prophet migrated from Makkah to Madinah.

This emigration had a profound effect, its greatest effect on the infidels was that they were always in fear lest the Muslims should become stronger and attack us. Another major effect of this was that people began to enter Islam one by one and thus the number of Muslims increased day by day. Eventually, the Islamic state was established in Madinah and Muslims began to follow their religious orders with freedom.