<p>In an increasingly hostile environment with no end to the persecution at the hands of Quraysh in sight, the Messenger (SAW) allowed the Muslims to migrate to Abyssinia for protection under a just king, An-Najashi.</p>

<p>However, were the migrations to Abyssinia only about fleeing persecution or was there a political objective that the Messenger (SAW) sought to achieve?</p>

In an increasingly hostile environment with no end to the persecution at the hands of Quraysh in sight, the Messenger (SAW) allowed the Muslims to migrate to Abyssinia for protection under a just king, An-Najashi. However, were the migrations to Abyssinia only about fleeing persecution or was there a political objective that the Messenger (SAW) sought to achieve?

[Talking Seerah Ep 11] Was the Migration to Abyssinia a Political Move?

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[Talking Seerah Ep 11] Was the Migration to Abyssinia a Political Move?

[Talking Seerah Ep 11] Was the Migration to Abyssinia a Political Move?