Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) worried about the future of his Ummah because he knew that the Muslim nation is on the verge of seditions and chaos. He was especially worried about the few around him hidden amongst the Muslims. The Prophet
e of man’s greatest attributes is great-heartedness. Great-Heartedness is the attribute of being patient, tolerant, and holding a big heart. Narrow- heartedness is the opposite, which can be defined as intolerance and bad-tempered. According to the Holy Quran great-heartedness is
One day, “Abu al-Hasan al-Raffa’,”[1] one of the famous Shia poets, said to “Ibn Ramin,”[2] a Shafi’i jurist: – “O Ibn Ramin! When the Prophet (peace be upon him and his family) left Medina (for the Battle of Tabuk),
In the eleventh Islamic month (Dhi al-Qa’dah) the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) made an announcement that he will be performing the pilgrimage of the Ka’bah that year for the last time. The announcement of the Prophet’s pilgrimage spread throughout the city
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) said,” I advise my entire nation, those present and those absent, those in the backbones of their fathers and wombs of their mothers until the Day of Judgment, to connect with their relatives, even if there is
We have frequently heard the stories of the fathers who gather their children in their last moments of their lives giving them advice. In their last hours, they tend to pass the essence of their life like an invaluable treasure
The final days of the life of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) represent one of the most sensitive and critical periods in Islamic history. Islam and the Muslims were going through painful moments during those days. The open
It is a sad time; the Messenger of Allah (PBUH&HP) is not feeling well; his relatives are standing near his bed. Fatimah (PBUH) is present there and witnesses how her father is spending the last moments of his life. She cries, laments, and reads
As he was pouring water on the holy and afflicted body of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP), he whispered: “May my father and my mother shed their lives for you, O Messenger of Allah! With your death, the process of prophethood, revelation and
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) is known as the clarifier the Book of Allah (SWT). His explanations, behavior, sayings, and as whole his life clarify the concepts of the verses of the Holy Quran. Today is the anniversary of one of the most grieving events
Many people have studied the life and character of the Prophet of Islam and have expressed remarkable viewpoints about his unique character. This is a collection of short quotations from several notables, including academics, writers, and scholars. Considering the fact
“… Ibn Mas’ud narrates: I once saw Prophet Muhammad crying, and so I asked him the reason. He replied: I cry because of the compassion I have for these sinful people (of my community) …” Throughout his lifetime, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH&HP) delivered
Imam Sadiq (peace be upon him), through his noble forefathers, narrates from Amir al-Mu’minin (peace be upon him) that the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) said to him: “O Ali, I give you advice that you
… How beautiful it is that on the anniversary of the passing of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family), we listen to a part of his descriptions from the closest companion, confidant, and intimate companion, Imam
Is the Prophet (PBUH) a mercy for all people, or is he only a mercy for the believers? God says in the Qur’an: “And We have not sent you [O Muhammad] except as a mercy to the worlds.” [1] Indeed,
One of the most important reasons people were drawn to Islam was the noble character of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family). This noble character encompassed qualities such as magnanimity, contentment, patience, and forgiveness. Below, we
