Which year is traditionally known as the ‘Year of Sorrow’ due to the deaths of Khadijah (RA) and Abu Talib?

Explanation

– The tenth year of Prophethood is traditionally referred to as the ‘Year of Sorrow’ (Aam-ul-Huzn), marking the deaths of both Khadijah (RA), the Prophet’s beloved wife, and Abu Talib, his supportive uncle, within a short period of each other.
– This year brought significant emotional and social hardship, as both had provided crucial support during his mission.
– For exams, note that the loss of Abu Talib’s protection also left the Prophet more vulnerable to opposition from the Quraysh.