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A Kind King Helps the Muslims
This Sirah lesson tells the story of the first hijrah, for young learners. It follows the early Muslims as they face cruelty in Makkah and find safety in a land far away, guided there by the care of our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
When the disbelievers of Makkah begin hurting the Muslims and making it hard for them to worship Allah, our beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ is deeply upset. He wants them to be safe. He tells them: “Go to Abyssinia. A fair king rules there. No one is treated unfairly. Stay there until Allah makes things easier for you.” A small group slips away quietly and sails across the sea. A larger group follows. In Abyssinia, the king welcomes them warmly. He lets them worship Allah freely. When the disbelievers of Makkah come asking him to send the Muslims back, he refuses. He had heard the words of the Qur’an, and he turned their enemies away. The Muslims were thankful. They trusted Allah, and they knew He would always look after them.
- Name the place Muslims went to be safe
- Describe how the Muslims were treated in Abyssinia
- Show that I will do the right thing even when it feels hard
- Guide the boat from Makkah to Abyssinia through the illustrated map maze.
- Circle two correct answers in every sentence about how the Muslims were treated in Abyssinia and what the king was like.
- Colour the picture that shows what a strong Muslim would do in each of six real-life scenarios.
- Fill in the missing words on the timeline, placing key events from the first five years of the Prophet’s ﷺ mission in order.
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