Dear friends

i have a question in my mind

"what was the means of earning of our Holy prophet pbuh after hijrat

if anyone knows plzzz share here

In makkah it was the wealth of Hadrat Bibi Khadija which was used for running the household and for the propagation of islam.

When he migrated to medina he had no material possession with him, so it was a very hard life. Then when the holy prophet (may peace be upon him) came into direct confrontation with the meccans and as a result thereof battles were fought, the spoils of the war (maal-e-ganeemat) fell into the hands of the muslims and Allah earmarked one-fifth of the total spoils for the holy prophet (may peace be upon him) to spend on his personal needs and those of his near relatives, the orphans, the needy and way farer. (al-qur'an 8:41)
This was the first source of income which the holy prophert (may peace be upon him) acquired.

Then in the fourth year of hijra, Allah gave victory to the holy prophet (may peace be upon him)over a tribe of the jews (banu nuzair) who abandoned their properties without combat. This in islamic terminology is known as fai and Allah in the holy qur'an told the holy prophet (may peace be upon him) to use it as he deemed proper as it fell into the muslim hands without any encouter (59 : 6-7).
This was the second source of income of the holy prophet(may peace be upon him) .

The messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) earmarked for his personal use some of the gardens of banu nadir, some of the lands in khaibar and some land of fadak. The holy prophet (may peace be upon him) met his household expenditure out of the income from this property and helped the poor, the needy and his kith and kin out of it, as laid down in the qur'an . These gardens and lands were not in fact the personal belongings of the holy prophet (may peace be upon him) but as endowments from which he and his family made ends meets and the remaining portion was spent on other charitable purposes.

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