In the context of the Qur'an short

In the Qur'an, the Hijra is described as a new life that believers go to places where they can live their religion more easily from places where they are oppressed and persecuted because of their beliefs. However, although it is not mentioned as a word in many stories, it is understood that theex perience is "hijra" in terms of it scauses and consequences. In this study, the phenomenon of hijra, which strengthens the faith of the believer and adds fertility to his life in the context of Quranic narratives, is dealt with in terms of both material (migration) and being free from all kinds of evil in terms of thought and worldview. Hz. Muhammad, Hz. Moses, Hz. Abraham's wife and son Hz. Ismail, Hz. Mary, Hz. Joseph, Hz. Jacoband his sons, Hz. Lot, the People of the Caveand Children of Israel's hijras were considered as emigration in terms of space; but Hz. Noah, Hz. Hud, Hz. Salih, Hz. Şuayb and Hz. Abraham's hijras were considered as emigration in terms of thought, belief and lifestyle. Keywords: narrative, prophet, hijra, invitation, oppression