Which family is remembered among the earliest martyrs and sufferers in Makkah?
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Yasir, Sumayyah, and Ammar endured severe persecution.
Sumayyah is remembered as an early martyr of Islam.
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Yasir, Sumayyah, and Ammar endured severe persecution.
Sumayyah is remembered as an early martyr of Islam.
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They took refuge in Cave Thawr south of Makkah.
This helped them avoid the Quraysh search parties.
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Sumayyah was killed because of her refusal to abandon Islam.
She is widely remembered as the first martyr.
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Ali slept in the Prophet's bed as part of the departure plan.
He also remained to return entrusted property.
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Early Muslims migrated to Abyssinia to escape persecution.
Its Christian ruler was known for justice.
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Yathrib became known as Madinah, the city of the Prophet.
It became the center of the Muslim community.
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The Prophet participated in trade and caravan business.
His honesty in commerce strengthened his reputation.
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Khadijah was the Prophet's first wife.
She supported him emotionally and financially from the beginning of revelation.
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Prophet Muhammad was forty when revelation began.
This marked the start of his Prophethood.
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Khadijah believed in the Prophet immediately after the first revelation.
She was the first person to accept Islam.
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Abu Bakr was among the earliest believers and is commonly identified as the first adult male Muslim.
He also invited others to Islam.
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Ali accepted Islam while still young and living in the Prophet's household.
He became one of the earliest believers.