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The Muslim people made Kubba or Green Kubba for the city of Madina (not Madeena).
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Who made for madeena?
The Madina (not Madeena) might refer to the first Arabic mosque. It was made by the Muslim community in that city.
What country is Madeena located in?
Saudia Arabia
When did prophet muhammed migrated to Madeena?
hijri-1
Who is the first lady go hijra to madeena?
Ummukulsu
What is the Arabic word for city English and Arabic spelling?
city = madeena
How Many days did Prophet Mo hammed hejra to madeena?
is it 12 days
What has the author Shamil AA Kubba written?
Shamil AA Kubba has written books on management and leadership, focusing on topics such as coaching, organizational change, and personal development. Some of his notable works include "A Simple Guide to Coaching and Mentoring" and "Leadership in the Crucible of Work: Discovering the Interior Life of an Authentic Leader."
Which two tribes in madeena were all ways quarreling with each other?
Banu Quraiza and Banu Nadhir
What did muhammed rename madeena?
he didnt, it used to be called yathrib, then it was renamed to madina, please forgive if ikm wrong
How many people traveled with prophet Mohammad to Medina?
From india 10,05,120 indians are travelled with prophet muhammed to madeena and from world 45,19,21,677
What is the name of horse which was used muhammad for going from makka to madeeena?
The name of the horse that Muhammad used to travel from Mecca to Madeena is not known.
What is itehad in Islam?
The English translation of Itehad is Unity. In Islam, Itehad means that all the Muslims are brothers/sisters, and like blood brothers/sisters we should stand by each other and help each other in need. The best example of itehaad was seen when Muslims migrated to Madeena. The Muslims of Madeena offered the migrants half of every thing they owned.
