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From Oppression to Elevation One thousand four hundred and forty-seven years ago, When our noble Prophet accomplished his goal. Relocating after years of propagating Islam, Relieving the pain of Da’wah like a healing balm. From Makkah to Madinah with purpose and calm, The pagans tried to oppose him with deceptive charm. But Allah clouded their hearts like a foul, stagnant dam, While the Ansar and Muhajirun stood united— Welcoming him with love, pure and undiluted. Muharram, the beginning of the lunar month, Where sacred moments and meanings confront. Hijrah means freedom from long oppression, A ten-day span where Musa found redemption. From hardship to hope—what a revolution! Hijrah is a journey toward salvation, A liberty from suffering and frustration. A network to build a greater net worth, Leave the northern drought if there's peace in the south. Reap from the soil where there's value and worth, Not from loud lands that produce only mouth.