- The
Muhajirun (Arabic: المهاجرون, romanized: al-
muhājirūn,
singular مهاجر, muhājir) were the
converts to
Islam and the
Islamic prophet Muhammad's advisors...
-
companions of
Muhammad are
classified into
categories including the
Muhajirun who
accompanied Muhammad from
Mecca to Medina, the
Ansar who
lived in...
-
after his
migration to Medina,
seeing it as
repayment for his people, the
Muhajirun. A few days
before the battle, when he
learnt of a
Makkan caravan returning...
- The
Meccan Muslims who
undertook the
migration were then
called the
Muhajirun,
while the
Medinan Muslims were
dubbed the Ansar. A few days
after settling...
- Muslims) who
supported the
Islamic prophet Muhammad, and his
followers (the
Muhajirun), when they fled from
Mecca to
Medina during the hijrah. The
Ansar belonged...
-
there with the
Medinan converts (the Ansar) and the
Meccan migrants (the
Muhajirun). The
Constitution of
Medina was
signed by all the
tribes of Medina. This...
- 622,
discussed forwarding their own
candidate out of
concern that the
Muhajirun, Muhammad's
early followers and
fellow emigrants from Mecca,
would ally...
- years,
Muhammad emigrated (hijrah) in 622 CE with his companions, the
Muhajirun, to
Yathrib (later
renamed Medina). The
conflict between the
Quraysh and...
- of the
nascent Muslim community, and was the
first child born to the
Muhajirun, Islam's
earliest converts. As a youth, he parti****ted in the
early Muslim...
- dictionary.
Muhajir or
Mohajir (Arabic: مهاجر, muhājir; pl. مهاجرون,
muhājirūn) is an
Arabic word
meaning migrant (see
immigration and emigration) which...
