Thinkers: Migration inspired Medina Charter
Researchers confirmed that the Hijra (the Prophet's migration) laid the foundation for the Constitution of Medina, which is considered the first written social contract in Islamic history. It organized relationships among various groups within the community, emphasizing justice and peaceful coexistence. The document transformed Medina into a model of diversity and cooperation, including the rights of minorities, valuing knowledge and morality, and asserting that building a stable society depends on justice and shared responsibility.
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