Muhammad led his followers to Medina.
Explanation:
Muhammad was born during the late sixth century in the Arabian city called mecca. Muhammad was a man of deep faith and said to his family members that he received a revelation from the God during his fortieth year. He said that Allah is the greatest of all Gods and the one who follows the teachings of Muhammad will reach the Jannath. After gaining some popularity many started to follow his teachings and there were a few elite members who rejected his teachings.
He led to those who follow to the neighboring city which he named to be Medina. This travel is named as Hijra. Muhammad also invited the other Jewish tribes to join him peacefully but there were a lot of conflicts between the Muslims and Meccans. In one such battle called the Battle of Uhud, Muhammad’s own uncle, Hamza, was slaughtered. He had been a champion of Islam and a strong fighter in previous battles and he was hailed to be a martyr.
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