The Migration to Abyssinia

Some Muslims migrate to Abyssinia seeking refuge, where the just king Negus grants them protection after hearing verses from the Qur’an.

The Boycott of Sha’b

Quraysh impose a harsh economic and social boycott on the Prophet’s clan, leading to years of hardship—but also perseverance and unity.

The Year of Sorrow

The Prophet ﷺ loses Khadijah (RA) and Abu Talib, his greatest sources of support, marking one of the most difficult periods of his life.

The Journey to Ta’if

Seeking new support, Muhammad ﷺ travels to Ta’if but is rejected harshly. Nonetheless, he responds with forgiveness and prayer.

The Night Journey (Isra)

Allah transports the Prophet ﷺ from Makkah to Jerusalem, granting him the honor of leading all prophets in prayer.

The Ascension (Mi’raj)

The Prophet ﷺ is taken through the heavens, witnessing signs of the unseen and receiving the command for five daily prayers.

The Pledges of Aqabah

Delegates from Yathrib (Medina) meet the Prophet ﷺ secretly, embracing his message and pledging loyalty, paving the way for Hijrah.

The Hijrah Begins

With Quraysh plotting to kill him, the Prophet ﷺ escapes Makkah with Abu Bakr, protected by divine miracles on their journey.

Arrival in Medina

The Prophet ﷺ arrives in Medina to joyous celebration and establishes the foundations of the first Muslim community.

The Constitution of Medina

As leader, the Prophet ﷺ creates a multi‑faith constitution, ensuring justice, cooperation, and mutual protection for all residents.