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The hegira was muhammad's journey from?

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The Prophet Muhammed (PBUH) told Muslims to go to habasha but he himself didnt go but then he went from mecca to madina (known at that time as yathreb) due to the mistreatment of non believers to Muslims after that the non believers were waiting at his door to kill him but then God made them blind and Muhammed (PBUH) travelled with hazarat abu bakr elsediq as they entered they were welcomed by the people of elmadina ( those people were known as ansar) as the Prophet (PBUH) came they continued to say poetry about him complimenting him

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