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'''Medina''' is a city in [[Saudi Arabia]]. It is considered one of the three holiest cities, ranking after [[Mecca]]. [[Muhammed]] and the early Muslims fled to Medina from Mecca to avoid persecution by the polytheistic Meccans.  This journey to Medina is called the [[hijra]], and the Muslim calendar dates from the start date of the hijra.
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'''Medina''' is a city in [[Saudi Arabia]]. Followers of the [[Islamic]] religion consider it one of the three holiest cities, ranking second, after [[Mecca]]. [[Muhammed]] and the early [[Muslims]] fled to Medina from Mecca to avoid persecution by the polytheistic Meccans.  This journey to Medina is called the [[hijra]], and the Muslim calendar dates from the start date of the hijra. Much of the city is declared off-limits to people who are not Islamic.
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Latest revision as of 00:39, March 3, 2017

Medina is a city in Saudi Arabia. Followers of the Islamic religion consider it one of the three holiest cities, ranking second, after Mecca. Muhammed and the early Muslims fled to Medina from Mecca to avoid persecution by the polytheistic Meccans. This journey to Medina is called the hijra, and the Muslim calendar dates from the start date of the hijra. Much of the city is declared off-limits to people who are not Islamic.