Prophetic Life and Persecution
For how long did the Prophet Muhammad and his companion remain in the siege in Shi’ab-e-Abi-Talib?
Overview
The Prophet Muhammad and his companion remained in the siege in Shi’ab-e-Abi-Talib for 3 years.
This event occurred from the beginning of Muharram, the seventh year of Muhammad's mission, till the tenth year.
During this time, the Banu Hashim and Banu Al-Muttalib, who followed suit, were confined within a narrow pass, referred to as the 'Shi'b of Abu Talib'.
This event was a significant part of the Prophet Muhammad's life, and it marked a period of great hardship and struggle for him and his companions.
The siege was imposed by the Quraysh tribe, who were opposed to the Prophet Muhammad's message and sought to punish him and his followers.
Despite the difficulties they faced, the Prophet Muhammad and his companions remained faithful to their beliefs and continued to preach the message of Islam.
The event is an important part of Islamic history, and it highlights the perseverance and courage of the Prophet Muhammad and his companions in the face of adversity.
The siege in Shi’ab-e-Abi-Talib is a testament to the strength of their faith and their commitment to their beliefs.
Explanation
Banu Hashim and Banu Al-Muttalib, who followed suit, were thus confined within a narrow pass (referred to as 'Shi'b of Abu Talib')
from the beginning of Muharram,
the seventh year of Muhammad's mission till the tenth year,
which is a period of three years.
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