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2477. Abū Sa'eed Al-Khudrī said:"A Bedouin asked the Prophet ﷺabout Hijrah (emigration). He said:'May mercy of Allāh be on you, thematter of Hijrah is severe. Do youhave any camels?' He said: 'Yes.'He said: 'Do you pay the Sadaqah(Zakāt) due on them?' He said:'Yes.' He said: 'Then do deedsfrom beyond the sea (in your land),indeed Allāh will not leave any ofyour deeds (unrewarded).'" (Sahih)
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Hijrah literally means to abandon, to renounce, to forgo. In this contextHijrah refers to leaving the land of disbelievers for the land of the Muslims.Hijrah is also mentioned in Aḥādīth with the meaning of abandoningdisobedience for obedience.