Imam-e-Dar-ul-Hijrat was a title of____________?

One of the greatest scholars in Islamic history was honored with a special title that still inspires respect today.

Imam Malik was known as Imam-e-Dar-ul-Hijrat, meaning "The Imam of the City of Migration" — referring to Madina. This title was given to him because he lived in Madina, the city where the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) migrated, and he taught there for most of his life.

Imam Malik became famous for his deep knowledge, wisdom, and the book he wrote — *Muwatta*, one of the earliest collections of Hadith and Islamic law. People from far away came to learn from him. His teachings were so trusted that even caliphs respected his opinions.

The title reflects both his place of residence and his position as a leading scholar in Islamic law. His work became the foundation for the Maliki school of thought in Islam.

This title is a reminder of how knowledge and dedication can earn a person lasting honor in the eyes of the Ummah.