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Madinah holds a central place in Islamic history, especially in the preservation and propagation of Hadith. After the migration (Hijrah) of Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) to Madinah, the city became the hub of Islamic learning. Many companions of the Prophet (S.A.W.) lived there, memorized his sayings, and transmitted them to others. Over time, scholars compiled these narrations into authentic collections. Due to this rich history of Hadith preservation, Madinah earned the title “Home of Hadith.” The city also houses important Islamic sites, including Masjid-e-Nabawi, where the Prophet lived and taught. Understanding Madinah’s role emphasizes the importance of preserving knowledge and the meticulous effort of early Muslims in recording the Prophet’s teachings.

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  Madinah is called the “Home of Hadith”

  
  


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  Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) lived there after Hijrah

  
  


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  Many companions memorized and transmitted Hadith from Madinah

  
  


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  Masjid-e-Nabawi served as a center of Islamic learning

  
  


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  Early Islamic scholarship flourished in Madinah