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Life of The Final Messenger #13 The Hijrah

Mufti Menk

Muslim Central

Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality, Islam

4.83.1K Ratings

🗓️ 2 March 2026

⏱️ 9 minutes

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They travelled south, away from Yathri, to the cave of Thore, hidden among the cliffs.

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Inside the cave, Abu Bakr's breath trembled.

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O messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, if they look down, they will see us.

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But the prophet, peace be upon him said calmly they look down, they will see us. But the prophet, peace be upon him said

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calmly, La t'hazan. Inna Allah ma'anaheim. My beloved brothers and sisters, tonight we walk

0:32.1

with the messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, through one of the most delicate and sacred moments

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in history.

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The moment when faith stepped forward and the world stepped back.

0:44.3

Macca had rejected the message. The believers had been harmed, isolated,

0:49.3

humiliated, but Allah never leaves his servants unprotected.

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And so, when the world closed its doors,

0:57.2

Allah opened a road through the night. This was not a journey of escape. It was a journey of

1:03.2

trust, a journey of protection, a journey written by the one who commands the stars above the

1:09.2

desert sky. The city of faith was waiting, but between Makka and Medina, there were valleys of danger,

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hunters searching and footsteps that had to move in silence.

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Yet even in the darkest night, the one who guards hearts was watching.

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So come with me as we follow the messenger, Peace be upon him,

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on the night when angels walked beside him, though the world could not see. Ah, oh, oh Daran Nadewa, the chiefs of Koresh gathered, whispering, plotting,

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deciding the fate of one man. Their words were cold, their eyes sharp with fear. He has divided

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our people, they said, he must be stopped. Among them stood Abu Jal, his pride burning brighter than the lamps that lit the hall.

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Others suggested exile or imprisonment, but he insisted, let us strike him all at once, so that

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