The Muhammad : The Messenger of The Creator. The Man Who Changed the World.

Quote of Creator, Quote of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), Birth, Father, Mother, Describe (Height, Face, Hair), Wives, Children, Miracle, character, Death.

Quote of Creator

Mercy for all the worlds (21:107)

Brings people from the darkness (of Ignorance) to the Light (of Islam) (65:11)

Allah addresses him with love and affection (20:1) (36:1) (73:1) (74:1)

If you want to gain the love of Allah, follow him (3:31)

Given the knowledge of the unseen (3:179)

He brought the truth (17:81) (39:33)

Quote of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

The best among you is the one who doesn’t harm others with his tongue and hands

A good man treats women with honour

The greatest of richness is the richness of the soul

The strongest among you is the one who controls his anger

The best among you are those who have the best manners and character

The best of houses is the house where an orphan gets love and kindness

Feed the hungry and visit a sick person, and free the captive, if he be unjustly confined. Assist any person oppressed whether Muslim or non-Muslim

He is not a true believer who eats his fill while his neighbor is hungry

Birth :

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born during the predawn hours on Monday, 12th day of Rabi-ul-Awwal (Urdu month) c. 570 CE in the Makka

Father :

Abdullah (Radiallahu ta’ala anhu) .Prophet Muhammad’s father, Abdullah , died almost six months before Prophet Muhammad was born. 

Mother :

Amina (Radiallahu ta’ala anha) .Prophet Muhammad’s mother, Amina, died when he was six years old.

Describe the Prophet Muhammad :

His face is a bit round, fair and its complexion is white mixed with red. The black of His eyes is a deep black and their white is a clear white. His eyelashes are long. His body is clean of hair. There is a line of hair between His chest and His navel. His palms and feet are muscular. His hair are neither curled with rings nor lank, but are curved. (His hair were sometimes till the earlobes, sometimes till half way to the neck, and when they went beyond it, till the end of His neck. They never went beyond this). He is not very fat. He is neither too tall nor too short. He is of a moderate height. However, when standing with group of people, he would appear taller than a tall person. When He would walk, He would raise His feet with effort, as if He was descending from a higher place to a lower one. Whenever He would pay attention to somebody, He would turn with His whole body towards them.

Between His shoulders is the seal of Prophethood and He is the Seal of all Prophets. He is the most generous, the most truthful, the most gentle and would treat others in the best manner. Somebody who saw Him suddenly would be awed by Him and the one who would keep in mind His status and meet Him would be captivated. Those who describe His attributes say, “I have never seen anybody like Him either before Him or after him.”

His walk was steady, but he was faster than everyone else, even though he didn’t run. Others had to work hard to keep up with him.

Wives :

A total of eleven women are confirmed as having been married. As a sign of respect, Muslims refer to each of these wives with the title Umm-ul-Muʼminin (The mothers of believers).

1. Hazarat Khadijah (Radiallahu ta’ala anha) – The first wife and first follower of the Islam
2. Hazarat Sauda (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
3. Hazarat Aayesha bint Abu Bakr (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
4. Hazarat Hafsa bint Umar (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
5. Hazarat Zainab bint Khuzaima (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
6. Hazarat Umme Salamaa bint Abu Umaiyya (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
7. Hazarat Zainab bint Jahash (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
8. Hazarat Juwairiya bint Haris (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
9. Hazarat Umme Habiba bint Abu sufiyaan (Radiallahu ta’ala anha), Difference of opinion –(Marmalaa/Hind)
10. Hazarat Safiya (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
11. Hazarat Maimuna (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)

Reason for marrying

1. Hazarat Khadijah (Radiallahu ta’ala anha) heard a great deal about his honesty and trustworthiness. She was impressed with the personality of the Prophet (PBUH) and she wanted to marry him. 
2. The Prophet Muhammad married Sauda (Radiallahu ta’ala anha) because she was a mature, faithful Muslim woman who could provide support and care for his household, especially after the passing of his first wife, Khadijah.
3. The Prophet (PBUH) said to Aayesha : “You were shown to me twice in a dream.” The characteristics of intelligence and smartness that the Prophet (PBUH) had noticed in Aayesha even as a small child, so he wanted to marry her so that she would be more able than others to transmit reports of what he did and said. In fact, she was a reference point for the companions with regard to their affairs and rulings. Also the love of the Prophet (PBUH) for her father Abu Bakr, the strongest of people in faith and the most sincere in certain faith, after the Prophets. 
4. The Prophet Muhammad married Hafsa (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)  to strengthen his bond with Umar ibn al-Khattab, a key companion and later the second Caliph of Islam, as Hafsa was Umar’s daughter; this marriage served as a political alliance and a way to show respect and appreciation for Umar’s loyalty and dedication to the Muslim cause. 
5. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) married Zainab bint Jahsh to abolish the practice of giving an adopted child the patronym of their adoptive parent.
6. Prophet Muhammad married Juwairiya bint Haris primarily to protect her from the hardships of being a captive of war and to extend peace and goodwill towards her tribe, the Banu Mustaliq, by marrying her, thus preventing further conflict and hostility towards the Muslim community; essentially using his marriage as a political act to foster unity.
7. The Prophet Muhammad married Umm Habiba because he heard of her misfortune and asked the Najashee (Ethiopian Emperor who Embraced Islam) for her hand in marriage.
8. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) married Safiya (widow) because she converted to Islam and agreed to marry him. 
9. Prophet Muhammad married Maimuna to further spread Islam among the Banu Hilal tribe, a significant Meccan group and solidify his influence in the region.

Offsprings

There are four Daughters of Prophet Muhammad(PUBH)

All the daughters and the son are from the first wife, Khadijah (Radiallahu ta’ala anha).

Daughter :

1. Hazarat Zainab (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
2. Hazarat Rukayya (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
3. Hazarat Umme Kulsum (Radiallahu ta’ala anha)
4. Hazarat Fatima (Radiallahu ta’ala anha) – Leader of the women of Paradise

Son :

There are three sons of Prophet Muhammad (PUBH)

1. Hazarat Qasim (Radiallahu ta’ala anhu)
2. Hazarat Abdullah (Radiallahu ta’ala anhu)
3. Hazarat Ibrahim (Radiallahu ta’ala anhu)

Major Miracle : – The acts that are beyond human capabilities and are performed by Allah. 

• The Quran, which is considered the final revelation from the creator.
• The seal of Prophethood – Every prophet of Allah has the prophecy seal somewhere on their bodies. The Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), the seal of Prophethood, had this seal on his back, specifically in between his shoulders, leaning a little to the left. The Prophet had a seal that looked like a hairy spot with a mole, resembling a pigeon’s egg.
• Moon splitting: The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) pointed his finger to the moon. The moon was split into two parts and then returned to the original state. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) showed the moon splitting to unbelievers in Makka.
• Miraj (One Night Journey) is indeed a great sign of Allah, the Creator, and a proof of the truthfulness and great status of the Prophet Muhammad. The journey started from Makka to Jerusalem and ascended to heaven from Jerusalem. The prophet (PBUH) passed through all seven levels of heaven. The Prophet Muhammad met prophets Adam, Yahya (John), Isa (Jesus), Yusuf (Joseph), Idris, Harun (Aaron), Musa (Moses), and Ibrahim (Abraham). The Prophet Muhammad appeared before Allah, who told him to recite the ṣalāt (ritual prayer) five times a day.

Minor Miracle:

• No shadow could be seen for the Prophet (PBUH) in sunlight nor [could it be seen] in moonlight.
• Increasing water supply: The Prophet Muhammad caused water to flow from his fingers, from an arrow, and from a well 
• Increasing food supply: The Prophet Muhammad caused food to be praised by Allah before he ate it 
• Answered prayers: The Prophet Muhammad’s prayers were answered instantly 
• Curing the sick: The Prophet Muhammad used his saliva to cure Ali’s sick eye. 
• Causing trees to move: The Prophet Muhammad caused two trees to move at his command.
• Causing rain: The Prophet Muhammad caused it to rain during a drought in Medina 
• Understanding animal language: The Prophet Muhammad understood the language of animals. 
• Comforting a palm tree: The Prophet Muhammad comforted a palm tree that was crying 
• It is a miracle of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that in spite of being of medium stature, whenever He would walk along with a tall person, He would be taller than the tall person.
• It could be one of Allah’s many miracles for His Prophet ﷺ, honoring him, like how his sweat smelled like musk, and people used to collect it to use as perfume.

Reasons for miracles: Prophets were given miracles to prove their truthfulness and to strengthen their claim to prophecy.  Miracles were also meant to boost the morale of the prophets and to convince people who rejected them