explain the experiences of muslims who migrated to Abbysia?

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Weegy: If you check this website out it should answer your question. [www.islamicthought.org/sril-2002/sril-2002-zbpp.html]

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Muslims who migrated to Abyssinia (modern-day Ethiopia) experienced protection and religious freedom. They fled persecution in Mecca and were welcomed by the Christian King (the Negus), who granted them asylum. The Negus refused to hand them over to the Quraysh and respected their beliefs, allowing them to live in peace.

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Muslims who migrated to Abyssinia (present-day Ethiopia) sought refuge from persecution in Mecca, experiencing safety and religious freedom under the Christian King (Negus). Their journey was marked by relief and solidarity, as they found protection and the ability to practice their faith openly in Abyssinia.

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