The king of Abyssinia who famously gave refuge to early Muslim refugees was called Najashi (or Ashama ibn Abjar). He was a ruler of the Kingdom of Aksum, and his name, "Najashi," was a title (similar to "Negus") for the sovereign, derived from the Ge'ez word for sovereign, according to Wikipedia.
What was the name of the king of Abyssinia?
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