The First Migration | Muhammad Story Ep 8 | Prophet stories for kids : iqra cartoon Islamic cartoon

Summary

The video recounts the early struggles of Muslims in Mecca, highlighting the first migration to Abyssinia (Ethiopia) to escape persecution. It details the welcome by the Christian king, Najashi, who refused to send them back despite pressure from the Quraysh. The video also describes key events, including Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) recitation of Surah Najm and the Muslims' interactions with King Najashi, leading to Ethiopia becoming a safe haven for Muslims. The king's eventual acceptance of Islam is also mentioned, showcasing the early trials and triumphs of the Muslim community.

Takeaways

• 🌍 The last prophet in the world showed how to be closer to Allah.
• 🏃 The first migration of Muslims occurred in the fifth year of prophethood due to increased persecution.
• 👑 Muhammad (PBUH) permitted some Sahabas to migrate to Abyssinia (Ethiopia) for safety.
• 🛶 Initially, 12 men and 4 women, including Muhammad's daughter and her husband, migrated.
• 🚤 They secretly crossed the Red Sea and escaped before the Quraish could catch them.
• 🤝 The Christian king of Abyssinia, Najashi, welcomed the Muslim migrants.
• 📜 Muhammad (PBUH) recited Surah Najm at Ka'ba, stunning the Quraish with the beauty of the Quran.
• 🌙 Some Ethiopian Muslims returned to Mecca, but the Quraish did not accept Islam and continued persecution.
• 🗡️ More Muslims were advised to migrate to Abyssinia despite the increased difficulty due to Quraish vigilance.
• 👥 Around 100 Muslims migrated to Ethiopia, finding safety with the help of King Najashi.
• 🎁 The Quraish tried to convince King Najashi to return the Muslims to Mecca by offering gifts and false accusations.
• 📖 Jafar (PBUH) recited Surah Maryam to the king, who was moved and impressed by the Quran.
• ✝️ The king guaranteed protection for Muslims in Ethiopia after hearing their beliefs about Jesus.
• 🛡️ Ethiopia became the first safe place for Muslims, and later, King Najashi embraced Islam.

Q & A

Who was the last prophet in the world according to the script?

The last prophet in the world according to the script is Muhammad (sallallahu alaihi wasallam).

What significant event is described in the middle of the fifth year of prophethood?

The significant event described is the first migration of Muslims to Abyssinia.

Why did the Muslims migrate to Abyssinia?

The Muslims migrated to Abyssinia to escape persecution and because Abyssinia's king, Negus (Najashi), was known to be a good person and a fair Christian ruler.

Who were among the first group of Muslims to migrate to Abyssinia?

The first group included 12 men and 4 women, among them were Muhammad's daughter and her husband Uthman (peace be upon him).

How did the Quraysh react to the Muslims' migration?

The Quraysh were very upset and started searching for the migrating Muslims, but they had already left for Abyssinia.

What was the reaction of the people when Muhammad recited Surah Najm at the Ka'ba?

The people were amazed by the beauty of the words and sentences of the Quran, and for the first time, they listened intently without disturbing Muhammad.

What happened when the Ethiopian Muslims heard about the events at the Ka'ba?

They initially thought the Quraysh had accepted Islam and started their journey back to Mecca, but upon learning the truth, some returned to Abyssinia while others entered Mecca secretly.

What did the Quraysh do to try and bring the Muslims back from Abyssinia?

The Quraysh sent two smart men, Amir and Abdullah, with expensive gifts to convince King Najashi to send the Muslims back to Mecca.

How did King Najashi respond to the Quraysh's request to return the Muslims?

King Najashi, after hearing the reasons for the Muslims' migration and being impressed by the recitation of Surah Maryam, refused the Quraysh's request and guaranteed protection for the Muslims.

Did King Najashi eventually accept Islam?

Yes, later on, King Najashi accepted Islam with Allah's blessings.