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This document provides information about Madinah, including: 1) Madinah is located in northwest Saudi Arabia near the Red Sea, surrounded by mountains, with a flat plateau and green areas between volcanic rocks. 2) Madinah has been known by different names over time, including Yasrab and its current name Madinah, which means "city." 3) In 622 AD, the Prophet Muhammad migrated to Madinah, known as the Hijrah, marking the beginning of the Islamic calendar and establishing Madinah as an important religious center.
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Muhammad (peace be upon him), the prophet of mercy 2
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- 1. INTRODUCTION NAME: Tahir MEHMOOD Kayani ROLL NO.: 03F-EE-10 INSTITUE: UET TAXILA Email Address: [email_address] [email_address] [email_address]
- 2. IN THE NAME OF ALLAH THE MOST BENIFICIENT,THE MOST MERCIFUL
- 4. MADINA The City Of The HOLY PROPHET (s.a.w.) … historical insight
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