why did Muhammad move from mecca to the city of medina he had already established a muslim community in mecca he and his followers faced persecution by opponents in mecca he did not want to interfere with existing worhip at the kaaba in mecca or he was a merchange and wanted to trade with the people of medina

Answer 1

Muhammad moved from Mecca to the city of Medina primarily because he and his followers faced persecution by their opponents in Mecca. This migration, known as the Hijra, occurred in 622 CE and was a significant turning point in Islamic history. While Muhammad had established a community of Muslims in Mecca, the growing hostility and persecution from the Quraysh tribe made it increasingly dangerous for him and his followers.

In Medina, however, he found a welcoming environment where he could continue to preach and build a larger Muslim community. This move allowed him to establish a political and social base that would eventually support the spread of Islam. The other options you mentioned, such as not wanting to interfere with existing worship at the Kaaba or being a merchant wanting to trade with the people of Medina, are not the primary reasons for his migration.

Answer 2

why did Muhammad move from mecca to the city of medina a. he had already established a Muslim community in mecca b. he and his followers faced persecution by opponents in mecca c. he did not want to interfere with existing worship at the Kaaba in mecca d. he was a merchant and wanted to trade with the people of medina

Answer 3

The correct answer is b. he and his followers faced persecution by opponents in Mecca.

This migration, known as the Hijra, was primarily driven by the increasing hostility and persecution faced by Muhammad and the early Muslims in Mecca. The move to Medina provided a safer environment and allowed for the growth of a more substantial Muslim community.