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مرحبًا زائرThe building of the Prophet's Mosque and the building of the living quarters of the Prophet's ﷺ wives in Year 1 after the Hijrah (1 AH)
After the Prophet ﷺ arrived in Madinah, his first practical step was to build the Prophet's Mosque at the spot where his camel knelt. Then the living quarters of his ﷺ wives were built beside it. After they were completed, he moved there from the house of Abu Ayyub.
After the Prophet ﷺ arrived in Madinah, his first practical step was to build the Prophet's Mosque at the spot where his camel knelt. Then the living quarters of his ﷺ wives were built beside it. After they were completed, he moved there from the house of Abu Ayyub.
It marks the beginning of building the state and society in Madinah after the Hijrah.
And in it: the Prophet's Mosque and the living quarters were built.
The Prophet's Mosque became the center of the new life in Madinah. It was not only a place for prayer, but also for teaching, gathering, and managing the affairs of the Muslims. Next to the mosque, the rooms of the Prophet ﷺ were built, where his wives lived.
The Prophet ﷺ first stayed in Quba, then entered Madinah, and there was a need for a center that would bring the Muslims together and establish their new community.
The need for a religious, social, and administrative center that would bring the Muslims together and unite them.
The Muslims moved from the stage of initial settlement to the stage of building a central institution that brought together religion, society, and politics.
It is considered one of the first acts in establishing Madinah (the Prophet's city).
It made the mosque a starting point for education and the call to Islam.
It established a center for managing the affairs of the Muslim community.
It brought the Migrants and the Ansar together in one framework.
It showed the value of work and practical participation by the leader.
It established a comprehensive civilizational institution in Islam.
It provided a stable base for the Islamic state to begin from.
Ordered the mosque to be built, helped build it himself, and moved to the quarters after they were completed
The Prophet ﷺ stayed in his house first before moving to the quarters
That building a community begins with the mosque and worship.
Humility and participation in work.
The unity of Muslims around one center.
The rise of central leadership for the new community.
Organizing resources in a useful joint project.
Teaching the Companions teamwork and practical example.
The mosque is a comprehensive institution for worship, education, and administration.
The beginning of the formation of Madinah's civilization on the basis of the Message.
Fragmentation of communities and the absence of a unifying center.
The need to build comprehensive institutions that bring together worship, education, and public service.
The importance of integration between the spiritual mission and institutional organization.
That stability begins with building a unifying structure and shared values.
Initiative and participation in public building.
It is limited to the general lesson, without uncontrolled comparisons.
The Prophetic context was a direct foundation of a new community by revelation and Prophetic guidance.
Start by building the unifying center before branches of work multiply.
