Our noble Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alayhi wa salaam) was indeed a Messenger of Peace and Compassion. The beloved Prophet (SAW) is the perfect creation of Allah and an ideal human for mankind. The religion “Islam” which Holy Prophet (SAW) practiced itself bears the literal meaning ‘PEACE’ and his teachings also established peace at all levels. Prophet (SAW) defined Muslim as the one who offers salaams (blessings of peace) to the other peoples whom they know and also to whom they don’t know. This one statement of the Prophet (SAW) proves that he was the lover of peace and also he carried this message to all mankind of this world. Our Holy Prophet also reminded the people that ‘All of mankind belongs to Allah’s family’.
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But the Prophet (SAW) self-realized human came to this world as mentor to educate the mankind to know themselves in order to spread peace everywhere in this world. As mentioned in the Quran, Servants of Allah the most Compassionate are those who walk on the earth in modesty and if ignorant people address them, they say," Peace, the Prophet (SAW) carried the principle of the Peace in his whole life. When the famous poet of Pagan Arab wrote a poetry which ridiculed Allah’s message and criticized Islam, the Prophet (SAW) simply maintained patience and prayed Allah to forgive him for his behavior. All followers of the Prophet got irritated towards the He also suggested all his followers to exercise patience to spread the message …show more content…
He carried the religious call all over his life period and also remained clear with that by following those principles. While struggling for the spreading of the Peace in Medina, the Prophet (SAW) said to his followers that a Muslim can diminish hatred by showing their love towards people and also a Muslim can destroy the aggressiveness by spreading peacefulness. Prophet (SAW) also settled down the various conflicts aroused among the tribes of Medina by establishing a homogeneous community and founded a society where people from various ethnic origins, different religions were treated equally and allowed to practice their own religion. This is the most practical step taken by the Prophet (SAW) in order to create an atmosphere of peace and goodwill among the followers of different religions. Our Holy Prophet (SAW) also established social peace by spreading the ideas such as no one is superior in any possible way in front of god. No white man is superior to the Black man and No Black man is inferior to white men. In God’s sight everyone is same and Allah will love those who were righteous in their life. Prophet (SAW) met the enmity in his life by following the path of Peace, and also he preached that controlling one’s one anger towards others will make an individual most strongest which will also create a peaceful surrounding. Prophet (SAW) explained that Salam (Peace) is
This all started in 610 CE, in a small cave on Mount Hira. Here Muhammad received a special word from allah. He spoke of the importance of charity and giving to the weak and poor. He also said that Muslims who do goods works shall enter paradise. This is something people can do to make sure they go to heaven. lamic religion is one of the biggest religions in the world. Like in document B it says “Those who submit to God and accept the true faith; who are devoted sincere, patient, humble, charitable, and chaste; who fast and ever mindful of God- on these, both men and women, God will bestow forgiveness and rich recommence.” And that means the God will accept the ones who follow and will charise him. And this is important because this was Isone of the first things in there bible that everyone has to know.
...r sincerely interested in achieving racial harmony. Although he died with tragic, but I feel relieve because he dies in the name of Islam.
Should wars can be avoided, the peace is always a satisfactory result. Some ancient but enlightening religious pacifism upheld the peace under any circumstance. According to the New Testament, it’s advocated to “love” your “enemies” so that you can be decent “peacemakers”; and
When Muhammad was 40 years old, he was commanded by God, through his angel, Gabriel, to declare his identity to the idolaters and polytheists of the complete world, and to deliver the message of peace to an embattled humanity. In response to the current command of heaven, Muhammad launched the significant program known as Islam which was to change the destiny of mankind forever.
The Islamic faith was founded by Muhammad, considered “the last prophet who came to restore the true religion” (Fisher, 2014) by Muslim devotees. Muhammad is not worshipped as a god, but his life and good deeds serve as models for Muslims. The prophet was greatly compassionate and caring and spent
Throughout his life, the Prophet Muhammad proved to be exceptionally adept at uniting diverse groups, negotiating a series of alliances and loyalty arrangements that spanned religious, tribal, ethnic, and familial lines (Berggren 2009). Among other things, this ability enabled Muhammad to forge a shared identity and found a nascent Islamic state from a diverse and even heterogeneous community (Rahman 1982; Ernst 2003, pp. 87-93). This diversity proved to be both a source of strength and conflict for Islam, and following the death of Muhammad early Islamic communities engaged in extensive debates not only about the nature of his teachings or how to carry his legacy forward, but also about the terms that should be used to define his authority. Although this debate produced a colorful array of movements within the tapestry of early Islamic civilization, this essay offers a critical examination of two particularly distinct perspectives on the nature of prophetic authority: namely, those articulated
Muhammad’s uncle was a clan chief in the Mecca, so when his uncle died he had no one to protect him and became dangerous for Muhammad (Gabriel 60). Muhammad fled to Yathrib because of the danger in Mecca. Yathrib became known as Madinat al-Nabi (the City of the Prophet), which in short they called Medina. During Muhammad’s time in Medina, he became their teacher, judge, arbitrator, adviser, consoler, and father figure (Haleem xii). The people of Medina hoped Muhammad would be a favorable arbitrator for their warring tribes, and he carried out this hope. Muhammad commanded multiple wars and raids, most with the Meccans. The Muslims, denied the right to enter Mecca, agreed to a truce made with the Meccan alliance. This truce, known as the Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyya, allows Muslims to preach peacefully (Haleem xxxvii). A tribe allied with Mecca broke this truce, prompting Muslims to attack Mecca. Meccan leaders surrendered and accepted Islam without a fight (Haleem xii).
The prophet did not show mercy or spare the lives of people criticizing Islam. His views remain a big motivator to Muslims that fight other people for belonging to the different religions. Muhammed orders Muslims to fight the non-Muslims everywhere and ensure that they acknowledge that “Allah” is the only God. The position taken by the prophet is openly one that escalates existing tensions and creates war. People from different cultures in the world have different religions that relate to their cultures. Muslims should use ideologies to convert people to Islam and war as directed by the prophet. The use of force calls for retaliatory attacks from non-Muslims who may be unwilling to join the religion. The prophet also instructs the Muslims to kill those who choose to leave the religion in favor of other religions. Killing those who leave creates an example of Muslims waging war to their fellow Muslims. The prophet clearly illustrates Muslim is a religion that does not promote peace by viewing other members as inferior. According to his teachings of the prophet, it is not a sin for a Muslim to kills a non-Muslim. The heavenly rewards Allah gives for killing non-Muslims encourage the Muslims to follow the teachings of killing peaceful and innocent members of other religions. Often people rely on the prophet’s views and teachings to interpret the scriptures they are not able to
...the Arabian Peninsula worshiped symbols. These tribes habitually battled with each other. Every tribe had its own traditions representing marriage, hospitality, and vengeance. Unlawful acts against persons were answered with personal retaliation or were at times determined by a judge. Muhammad brought another religion into this riotous Arab world. Islam insisted that only one true God was present. It requested that adherents comply with God's will and laws. The Koran sets down fundamental gauges of human behavior, yet does not give a definite law code; it consists of a few verses dealing with arrangement with legal matters. Throughout his lifetime, Muhammad helped clear up the law by deciphering procurements in the Koran and going about as a judge in legitimate cases. Along these lines, Islamic law, the Sharia, turned into an important part of the Muslim religion.
Muhammad was a complex man who was driven by ideology and who often did things that puzzled his followers and convert...
...mmad, Apostle of Allah wrote with the purpose of leading others to the Islamic religion. This is shown in the positive manner that Muhammad is spoken of. The story of Allah sending an angel to speak to Muhammad puts this great man on a very high pedestal, which encourages others to follow him. The prophet Muhammad was a very influential leader of the Islamic religion.
After ‘The Year of Sorrow’ in which both Muhammad’s uncle- Abu Talib and wife- Kadijah died Muhammad is warned by the angel Gabriel that the situation is getting too dangerous for him in Mecca. “Muhammad knew the faith must find expression in a community which would insure its external force and the opportunity to prevail against opposition” (Cragg). It is at this point that Muhammad is invited to become a leader in Medina (622ce).
One of the biggest achievement of Muhammad as a prophet was the way in which he preached the message of Islam.
During Muhammad’s time, he united many areas in Arabia and was able to establish a religious communi...
Islam is the religion of peace. It is not a new religion revealed by the creator Allah Subhana Wa Tala through all His Prophet in every era and to every people Islam is not only a religion it is also a manual of life. Followers of Islam have to submit their wills to God and have to admit that God is one and He is Allah who runs the entire universe. The key of Islam is