Journey to Madinah

A journey from Makkah to Madinah that took approximately two weeks.

A village just outside Madinah where Rasulullah stayed and built Masjid Quba.

Rasulullah, Abu Bakr, and Ali traveled from Makkah to Madinah.

The first action Muslims should take when settling in a new place, according to Rasulullah's example.

The welcoming words used by the people of Madinah upon Rasulullah's arrival.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

The city where the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) migrated to.

The name of the Prophet's camel.

A companion of the Prophet (peace be upon him) who hosted him in Madinah.

Showing faithfulness and dedication to Islam.

A place for Muslims to gather for prayer and community activities.

Rasulullah (Prophet Muhammad) purchased land in Madinah to build the Masjid an-Nabi.

Building a Masjid will reward one with a palace in Paradise.

He worked alongside them to build the Masjid.

To make salat five times a day, learn, and seek guidance from Rasulullah.

The people of Madinah who welcomed Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) upon his arrival.

Abu Ayyub al-Ansari (may Allah be pleased with him).

Means "Helper". It refers to the Muslims of Madinah who helped the Muslims from Makkah.

Describes something that is celebratory or joyous.

Masjid located in Istanbul, Turkey and the burial location of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari.

A bench in Masjid an-Nabi where Sahabah with no families in Madinah stayed.

The people who stayed at the Suffah and were full-time students of Islam.

The first 'University of Islam,' where Ashab as-Suffah studied.

He was buried in A'isha's apartment followed by Abu Bakr and Umar. People visit his grave in Masjid an-Nabi to give Salam and recite salawat.

Rasulullah, Abu Bakr, and 'Umar. 'A'isha had a dream about them.

Tribes in Madinah who practiced Judaism.

The holy book given to Prophet Musa.

The holy book given to Prophet Dawud.

A term used in the Qur'an to refer to Jews and Christians.

An agreement of peace and cooperation between Muslims and Jewish tribes, and one of the first written treatises.

The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) was the Muslims' leader, guide, and teacher in Madinah.

Muslims gathered five times daily in Masjid an-Nabi to perform prayers (Salah).

Divine messages or revelations, delivered to Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

Muslims are advised to make decisions through consultation and discussion.

The act of brotherhood and mutual support between the Ansar and Muhajirun.

All citizens must stand against injustice and sin, fostering a fair community.

Jewish people allied with Muslims receive equal treatment and support.

Differences should be resolved by referring to Allah and His Messenger (Prophet Muhammad).

Each group (Muslims and Jewish tribes) bears their own financial burden during conflict.

Those who migrated from Makkah to Madinah for their faith.

The people of Madinah who helped the Muhajirun.

Brotherhood; the bond between Muhajirun and Ansar.

To create unity and a community based on faith.

The Prophet Muhammad declared all Muslims as brothers and sisters.

They shared everything equally with the Muhajirun.

It demonstrated unity, selflessness, and devotion to faith.

A group of people who outwardly appear as Muslims, but secretly oppose Islam and plot against the Muslims.

A man in Madinah who was jealous of Rasulullah and secretly worked to undermine him.

Jewish leaders whose influence declined as Islam grew in Madinah.

An alliance that formed in Madinah between the Kuffar, Munafiqun, and Jewish tribes to oppose the Muslims.