Why did muhammad leave mecca for medina? a. there was a famine in mecca. b. medina was his birthplace. c. the people of mecca opposed his teachings. d. he wanted to gather more followers in medina.

C: The people of Mecca opposed his teaching

Explanation:

Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions faced a lot of troubles during their stay in Mecca. People of Mecca used to threat, annoy and torture them. When Muslims moved from Abi Talib defile, that was the time when Prophet's beloved wife and uncle (Abu Talib) were died, so there was a lot more pressure on Muslims by infidels.

Other than that, Prophet (PBUH) wanted to spread Islam in the more regions of the world, that is why he considered to migrate to Madina.

Madina was the city where Prophet wanted to preach the teachings of Islam. In start, he invited six people from Madina and they accepted Islam. So, Prophet (PBUH) migrated to Madina and laid the foundation of first Islamic state there.

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