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The concept of Hijrah in Islamic literature has been used both for geographical migration from one land to another and for abandoning sin and returning to God. | The concept of Hijrah in Islamic literature has been used both for geographical migration from one land to another and for abandoning sin and returning to God. | ||
For example, in some hadiths of the Prophet, the best Hijrah is considered to be distancing oneself from sin. | For example, in some hadiths of the Prophet, the best Hijrah is considered to be distancing oneself from sin.<ref>Rīshah-rī, ''Muntakhab Mīzān al-Ḥikma '',p. 521/6341/6342/6343.</ref> | ||
In historical sources, Hijrah in early Islam has two examples: the migrants to Abyssinia and the migrants to Medina. | In historical sources, Hijrah in early Islam has two examples: the migrants to Abyssinia and the migrants to Medina.<ref>Ibn Hishām, '' Al-Sīra al-Nabawīya '', vol. 1, p. 321-323.</ref> | ||
==Hijra in the Quran== | ==Hijra in the Quran== | ||