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Before departing Mecca, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) asked Ali (RA) to sleep in his bed to deceive the Quraysh who were planning to assassinate him. The Prophet left his house under the cover of darkness, while the conspirators surrounded it. This marked the beginning of the Hijrah.

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Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and Abu Bakr (RA) took refuge in the Cave of Thawr for three days. According to tradition, Allah caused a spider to weave a web across the cave's entrance and a dove to build a nest, convincing the pursuing Quraysh that no one had entered recently.

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Historical location of Umm Ma'bad's Tent

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During their journey, the Prophet and Abu Bakr stopped at the tent of Umm Ma'bad al-Khuza'iyya. Despite drought conditions, the Prophet miraculously drew milk from her weak goat, providing sustenance for the travelers and leaving a lasting impression.

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The Prophet arrived at Quba, south of Medina, where he established the first mosque in Islamic history. He stayed here for 14 days, waiting for Ali (RA) to join him. The Quran mentions this mosque as being 'founded on piety.'

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In the valley of Ranuna, Prophet Muhammad (SAW) led the first Friday prayer in Islamic history. This occurred during his journey from Quba to Medina, marking a significant milestone in Islamic worship practices.

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The Prophet's arrival in Medina marked the successful completion of the Hijrah. The people of Medina welcomed him with great joy, singing 'Tala'al Badru 'Alayna.' This event marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar.