Quraysh consulted in Dar an-Nadwah about killing the Prophet ﷺ, then Jibril informed the Prophet ﷺ of their plot and Allah permitted him to emigrate
Quraysh met in Dar an-Nadwah and plotted to kill the Prophet ﷺ. Jibril peace be upon him informed him of their scheme, and Allah permitted him to leave, so he prepared for the Hijrah and emigrated.

Quraysh met in Dar an-Nadwah and plotted to kill the Prophet ﷺ. Jibril peace be upon him informed him of their scheme, and Allah permitted him to leave, so he prepared for the Hijrah and emigrated.
It marks the end of the call in Makkah and the start of the Hijrah and establishment in Madinah.
Quraysh met in Dar an-Nadwah to consult about the Prophet ﷺ. They agreed to kill him. Then Jibril (Gabriel) peace be upon him came down with revelation from Allah, the Most High, and informed him of that. Allah permitted him to emigrate, so he emigrated.

The leaders of Quraysh gathered to consult about getting rid of the Prophet ﷺ, but Allah, the Most High, informed His Prophet of what they had planned and commanded him to leave Makkah. The Hijrah marked the start of a new stage.
The harm from Quraysh against the Prophet ﷺ and the Muslims grew severe, and the hostility reached a level that made them gather to consult about his matter.
The severity of Quraysh's enmity toward the call to Islam and their fear of its spread and the loss of their status.
The Prophet ﷺ moved from remaining in Makkah under harm to the Hijrah and building the state in Madinah.
it separates the Makkah stage from the Hijrah stage
it preserved the call to Islam from being wiped out and opened the door to moving to a new environment
it foiled Quraysh's plan to get rid of the Prophet ﷺ
it showed the believers' solidarity in the face of Quraysh's harm
it teaches trust in Allah, taking means, and following revelation
a prelude to establishing the Islamic community in Madinah
The center of the call to Islam moved from Makkah to Madinah
The one targeted by the plot, then informed by revelation, then permitted to migrate
He informed the Prophet ﷺ of Quraysh's plot and of Allah's permission for him to migrate
They gathered in Dar an-Nadwah and plotted to kill the Prophet ﷺ
Allah, the Most High, protects His Prophet and informs him of his enemies' plotting
Plotting and aggression do not stand against Allah's planning
Gathering around falsehood does not give it legitimacy
An unjust political decision may be defeated by revelation and divine planning
Responding to Allah's command in times of hardship
Dar an-Nadwah is an example of a tribal decision-making institution used for falsehood
The beginning of the shift of the Message from weakness to empowerment
Plotting against the truth and its people through unjust collective decisions
Steadfastness upon the truth while being cautious of opponents' plotting
The importance of reading reality and preparing for crises
That collective injustice does not guarantee success if it goes against the truth
Relying on Allah while following the correct guidance
It is limited to the general lesson without uncontrolled applications
Revelation was the direct source of guidance for the Prophet ﷺ, whereas today lessons are taken from established texts
When harm intensifies, the safety of the Message takes priority, while adhering to the lawful guidance