Muhammad The Messenger

موضوع: Muhammad The Messenger السبت مايو 24, 2008 9:34 am

Islamic Propagation Office in Rabwah | Format: PDF | Language: English | Pages: 97 | Size: 2 MB

Muhammad The Messenger Of Allah: This book talks about the life story of Muhammad, may Allah exalt his mention, and his beautiful manners. It also brings to light statements for contemporary figures in Western society, who spoke favorably of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).

Contents Of The Book:

1. Introduction
2. Who is the Messenger?
3. His lineage
4. Birth, childhood and Prophethood
5. The description of the Prophet (SAW)
6. Prophet’s manners & characteristics
7. Some of the Prophet’s ethical manners
8. Statements of justice and equity
9. The wives of the Prophet (SAW)
10. Textual proofs
11. Proofs from the Qur’an
12. Proofs from the Sunnah
13. Previous Scriptures
14. From the Gospel
15. Intellectual proofs
16. What the Testimony of Faith entails
17. Conclusion
18. Glossary

Birth, Childhood and Prophethood

The Prophet (SAW) was born in the year 571 C.E. into the tribe of Quraish, deemed the noblest by all the Arabs, in Makkah, which was the religious and commercial capital of the Arabian Peninsula. The Arabs would perform pilgrimage to Makkah and circumambulate the Ka’bah, the structure built by their ancestor the Prophet Abraham and his son, the Prophet Ishmael, may God praise them both, as the first house of worship for God.
The Prophet (SAW) was an orphan since his father passed away before he was born and his mother died when he was six years old. He was taken under the care of his grandfather, Abdul - Muttalib, and when he died, his uncle, Abu Talib, took charge of him. His tribe as well as the other Arab worshipped idols made from stone, wood and even gold, and some of these idols were placed around the Ka’bah. People believed that the idols could ward off harm or bring benefit.

The Description of the Prophet (SAW)

The Prophet was of a slightly above - average height. Amazingly, in gatherings, he would appear taller than those actually taller than him - until the people dispersed. In complexion, he was white with a rosy tinge; pale, but not excessively so. His hair was jet black and wavy, but stopped short of curling, and was kept between his earlobes and shoulders. Sometimes he would part his hair at the middle. Other times, he would wear it braided. The Prophet (SAW) had the physique of a powerful man. He had a broad upper - back and shoulders, between which was the Seal of Prophethood. He had long muscular limbs, large joints and girth. His lean stomach never protruded out past the profile of his chest. His face was radiant, “as if the sun were following its course across and shining from his face,” as one Companion explained. His neck was silvery white; his forehead, prominent; his pupils, large and black; his eyelashes, long and thick; his nose, high - tipped with narrow nostrils. At the time of his death, the Prophet had exactly 17 white hairs shared between his temples and the front of his thick, beard. He had hair on his forearms and shins and a line of fine hair also ran from his chest to his navel.

Some of the Prophet’s Manners and Characteristics

Sound Intellect: The Messenger (SAW) was extremely intelligent and no man has ever had an intellect as complete and perfect as his. Qadhi Iyaadh, may God have mercy on him, said: This becomes clear to an individual a researcher who reads the Prophet’s biography and his true state of affairs, his eloquent statements full of profound meaning, his good manners, ethics and moral character, his knowledge of the Torah and Gospel and other Divine Scriptures (from what God revealed to him of them in the Quran), his knowledge of the wisdoms of the wise and of bygone nations, his ability to strike similes and examples and implement beneficial policies and laws. He inspired and established the best character and moral virtues. He was a perfect paradigm to which his people could relate to in all branches of knowledge, acts of worship, medicine, laws of inheritance, lineage, and other matters as well. He knew and learned all of this without reading or examining the Scriptures of those before us, nor did he sit with any of their scholars. The Prophet had no formal schooling, and was without knowledge of the above before being commissioned as a Prophet, nor could he read or write. The Prophet (SAW) was wise to the fullest extent of human mental capacity. God the Exalted informed him of what had taken place in the past and of what would take place in the future. This all is a sign of God’s amazing omnipotence and His absolute dominion.

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