Muslim Migration to Abyssinia: A Role Model for Muslim Minority by Sana Tahzeeb

“…In the present work Muslim migration to Abyssinia during the Prophet's life has been discussed from the vantage point of a Muslim minority .According to classical biographers of prophet and standard sources, Muslim migrated to Abyssinia twice; the first being in 615 CE when fourteen Muslims left Malcah for Abyssinia .After a year around eighty men women and children migrated there. …”
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علاج مشكلات اللجوء في ضوء لجوء الصحابة إلى الحبشة في السيرة النبوية by Muhammad Abdul Razzaq Aswad

“…We find in the prophetic biography asylum has occurred in the Meccan era, when some of the companions  went to Abyssinia, and took shelter in a non-Muslim country. This migration to Abyssinia is one of the most famous and important phenomena of asylum in Islamic history, which is consider the first political asylum of Muslims to a non-Muslim Country. …”
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Asma’ bint al-‘Umays by Mahbub-e Mahdaviyan

“…Asma’ bint al-‘Umays was at first Ja‘far ibn Abi-Talib’s wife and migrated to Abyssinia with him. She helped her husband manage the affairs of Muslim emigrants there. …”
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