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The Best Role Model

67 pages

  1. Muhammad's Behaviour with Children

    by Abdulaziz S. Al-Shoumar

    Muhammad's Behaviour with Children Narrated Um Qais bint Mihsin: I brought my young son, who had not started eating (ordinary food) to Allah's Apostle who took him and made him sit in his lap.

  2. Prophet King or Slave Messenger

    Al-Haafidh Ibn Rajab al-Hanbalee

    Prophet King or Slave Messenger The Prophet sal-Allahu 'alayhe wa sallam chose the station of al-Ubudiyyah (slavery and servitude) over and above the station of kingship.

  3. The Prophet's Methods of Correcting People's Mistakes

    The Prophet's Methods of Correcting People's Mistakes Jundob Ibn 'Abdullah al-Bajali reported that the Messenger of Allah (SAWS) sent a group of Muslims to fight some mushrikeen (non-believers), and they met in battle.

  4. Prophet Muhammad: His Indifference to the World

    Prophet Muhammad: His Indifference to the World The best words in their best order in any language cannot adequately depict the way God's Messenger (peace be upon him) looked at the dirham and dinar, wealth and…

  5. The Prophet and the People Who Opposed him

    Source : www.whyMuhammad.com

    The Prophet and the People Who Opposed him Bleeding from head to toe, battered and exhausted, he was faced with a choice.

  6. An Enemy becomes a Friend

    www.islamreligion.com

    An Enemy becomes a Friend In the sixth year after the hijrah (the migration to Medina), the Prophet, may God praise him, decided to expand the scope of his mission. He sent eight letters to rulers in the Arabian…

  7. Muhammad (Peace & Blessings Allah Be Upon Him) and Negus - the king of Abyssinia

    Prophet of Mercy Team

    Muhammad r and Negus - the king of Abyssinia Throughout history, without a doubt, we find that the king’s role was vital in shaping the society, which he ruled over.

  8. The Prophet

    The Prophet's r Seeking Refuge from Knowledge that does not Benefit On the authority of Zayd ibn Arqam radhiAllahu `anhu that the Messenger of Allah r used to say, "O Allah, I seek refuge in you from knowledge which…

  9. Rights of the Prophet Peace and Blessings of Allah Be Upon Him

    Al-Uthaymeen Muhammad ibn Salih

    Rights of the Prophet (Peace and Blessings of Allah Be Upon Him) The rights of the Prophet r are the most important, after the rights of Allah. There is no human who has more rights than the Prophet r.

  10. The Lessons And Examples

    The Lessons And Examples The Lessons And Examples Can Be Taking From This Period As Follows If the believer is confident in his spiritual crusade, he will not practice his actions secretly, instead he will make them…

  11. His Characters

    His Characters A comprehensive and graceful account of the noble qualities, merciful disposition and distinctive traits of the 'prophet's character has been left by Hind b. Abi Hala. He says: Whatever he said, it was…

  12. The Prophet In His House

    The Prophet In His House The Apostle of God occupied himself at his home like a common man. As 'Aisha relates, he used to clean his clothes, milch the sheep and himself do his odd jobs.

  13. Sincerity

    Sincerity Muhammad worked all his life with utmost sincerity for the well-being of his fellow men. He spent all his time, his resources, and his energies on guiding the ignorant people of Arabia to the light of Islam.

  14. Simplicity

    Simplicity Muhammad was a very simple person and spent all his life in simplicity. He was very unceremonious and informal in his habits. He ate whatever he was given, wore very thick and coarse cloth, even when he was…

  15. Selflessness

    Selflessness It was a settled principle with the Prophet that he always kept to the fore his own kith and kin and those who were nearer to him in facing a risk or hazard but allotted them the last place in distributing…

  16. Sacrifice

    Sacrifice The most conspicuous quality of Muhammad was his unselfish struggle for the cause of Islam and sacrifice of his personal comforts for other people.

  17. Politeness

    Politeness Now let us discuss the various aspects of his life one by one and see why it is said that he was a perfect man. Muhammad was very polite and good-mannered.

  18. Perseverance

    Perseverance Muhammad struggled all his life, to his utmost ability and power, to achieve his objective. He was born an orphan and his mother and grandfather died during his childhood.

  19. Natural Disposition

    Natural Disposition The holy Prophet had an excessive zeal for devotions to God, his uninterrupted communion with the Lord took the shape of extensive orisons and vigils, supplications and lamentations and his…

  20. Modesty

    Modesty Muhammad was very modest and shy; in fact, he was a perfect model of modesty. It is narrated by many of his companions that he was more modest and bashful than a maiden. He never spoke loudly or in an unseeming…

  21. Moderation

    Moderation Muhammad was a perfect example of moderation to his followers in every walk of life.

  22. Mildness, Courtesy and Forbearance

    Mildness, Courtesy and Forbearance In his good manners, gentleness, cordiality, sympathy and forbearance the Messenger of God has left a perpetual and living example of noble behaviour for the entire humanity.

  23. Mercy and Compassion

    Mercy and Compassion God's Messenger was the kindliest of men just as he excelled all others in courage and velour. Being extremely kindhearted, his eyes brimmed with tears at the slightest sign of inhumanity. Shaddad b.

  24. Love Of God

    Love Of God The holy Prophet was the Messenger of God, the chosen and the exalted, whose all sins, foregoing and coming, had been forgiven by the Lord, yet he was the most painstaking, eager and earnest in paying homage…

  25. Kindness

    Kindness Muhammad was as kind as he was polite. He always treated people with kindness and tenderness and never showed harshness even to his enemies.

  26. Justice

    Justice Muhammad proved by his own example that no one could be more just and equitable than the Messenger of God. As head of the state of Medinah, he decided all cases on merit with justice and equity, irrespective of…

  27. Instinctive Sublimeness

    Instinctive Sublimeness Great; was the responsibility lying on the Apostle; publication of God's truth in its purity, inviting the people to betake the path of truth and virtue, guarding and guiding the nascent Islamic…

  28. Indifference To The World

    Indifference To The World Not the best words in their best order in any language can adequately depict the way God's Messenger looked at dirham and dinar, wealth and property and the world and all that it stands for.

  29. Humour

    Humour In spite of his office of Prophethood, Muhammad was a very gay and pleasant person With all the severity and seriousness of his function, his company was neither boring nor dull and uninteresting, like that of…

  30. Humility

    Humility Muhammad was also a very humble person. He lived humbly all his life and never boasted of his social or political position either before or after his successes in Medinah. Once, on a journey, a few of the…

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