At the time of Mawakhat, there were exactly fifty Muhajireen who participated in this special brotherhood with the Ansar. Mawakhat was a unique event where the early Muslim immigrants from Makkah (Muhajireen) and the helpers in Madinah (Ansar) formed a bond like brothers. This bond helped the Muhajireen settle in Madinah by sharing their homes, wealth, and support. The Muhajireen had left their homes and wealth for Islam, and the Ansar welcomed them with open hearts. This event showed the true spirit of Islam, kindness, and unity. It also set an example of caring and helping others in need. The number fifty is important because it represents the committed group of Muslims who started the strong foundation of the Islamic community in Madinah.