Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Artwork - 4

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This artwork illustrates the migration of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) from Makkah to Madinah. When the Quraysh plotted to kill him, Jibreel informed the Prophet (PBUH) of their plans, and he was granted permission to migrate. The Prophet (PBUH) left Makkah at night, reciting Surah Yasin, which blinded the disbelievers temporarily, allowing him to pass unnoticed. After staying briefly with Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique (RA) in the Cave of Thor, the Prophet (PBUH) continued his journey to Madinah on three camels, accompanied by Abu Bakr, his servant, and their guide, Abdullah bin Ariaz. The artwork depicts the green dome of the Prophet's Mosque, using glossy green paper, with white peace birds symbolizing the joyous welcome he received in Madinah. Children recited the famous poem "Tal al-Badr Alina." The bottom of the artwork continues the Zamzam sequence from the previous piece. Additionally, the right side of the artwork shows Saraqa bin Malik's failed attempt to block the Prophet's journey.