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The Prophet Muhammad
(pbuh): Today

Early Life in Makkah

The Prophet (pbuh) at Makkah

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Attack by the Makkans

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Throughout those years, when the Prophet was surrounded by hostile forces and ultimately triumphed over them, he continued to purify the souls and uplift the morals of his followers and lay the foundations of a just and compassionate family, society and state. His mission was now complete: he had created a new man, and changed the lives of multitudes of men and women by bringing them in total surrender to their Creator. He had created a new society: one based on justice. In his own life example, and in the Qur’an, mankind was given the light and way of a godly life.

It is remarkable that this entire epoch-making revolution which transformed not only Arabia but all of mankind for all time to come and which heralded the birth of the most brilliant civilization in the world cost no more than 750 lives, mostly opponents, in the various battles. Yet the Prophet is sometimes maligned as a man of violence by those who have exterminated thousands of people in pursuit of their civilizational ideals.

The Prophet performed his only Hajj in the tenth year after migration to Madinah. In the Plain of Arafat, he gave a sermon of unsurpassable beauty and lasting value: ‘No man has any right to lord over other men; all men are equal, whatever their origin, colour or nationality.’

A few months later; in the eleventh year after Hijrah, the Prophet Muhammadsas.gif (1028 bytes) died. He was buried in the house in which he had lived in Madinah.

The Prophet possessed a character of exquisite beauty and charm. He was merciful, kind and compassionate. He loved children and taught kindness to animals. He spoke softly, never abused anyone, forgave even his worst enemies. He lived a very simple life. He repaired his own shoes and clothes. He lived frugally, sometimes for days no food was cooked in his household.

Such is Muhammadsas.gif (1028 bytes). According to every standard by which human greatness can be measured he was matchless; no man was ever greater!


The Prophet Muhammad(pbuh): Today           Early   Life in Makkah
The Prophet (pbuh) at Makkah                       The Prophet (pbuh) at Madinah
Attack by the Makkans                                    Society Building

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Khurram Murad
has been a source of guidance and inspiration to thousands of people the world over. His death in December 1996 has deprived the Ummah of one of its great sons - a thinker, a prolific writer, a teacher, a guide and a leader of the Islamic movement. During the last months of his life he planned to write a trio on the qur’an and the life and message of Prophet Muhammad sallallaho ‘alaih wassallam, particularly directed towards the Muslim youth in the English-speaking world. These small tracts were meant to reach the hearts and souls of our youth, yearning for guidance, seeking ideals to live by. The Qur’anic Treasures and Gifts from Muhammad (pbuh) were proof-read by him on his death bed. ‘Who is Muhammad (pbuh)’ was still in the form of a first draft when he breathed his last. Now we are able to present this last work of Brother Khurram. We are grateful to Br. Abdur Rashid Siddiqui who has worked meticulously to edit and prepare this tract for publication. We hope this small piece will be of immense assistance to all those who want to understand Muhammad, sallallaho ‘alaih wassallam, the man and his mission.

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