Muslims around the world are marking Muharram 1, the first day of the Islamic New Year, representing the journey Prophet Muhammad and his companions took from Mecca to Medina — also known as Al Hijra (migration) — to avoid persecution in 622 CE.
Muslims around the world are marking Muharram 1, the first day of the Islamic New Year, representing the journey Prophet Muhammad and his companions took from Mecca to Medina — also known as Al Hijra (migration) — to avoid persecution in 622 CE.
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