The Gratitude of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) Expressing gratitude to the Giver of blessings and appreciating the deeds of benefactors is so virtuous and beloved that the Holy Qur’an refers to “Shākir” and “Shakūr” (the Appreciative) as among
Islam not only commands Muslims to avoid inner impurities but also to maintain cleanliness from any outer filth. This is because the Messenger of God (peace be upon him and his family) regarded cleanliness as a universal, continuous, and comprehensive
“Indeed, you have in the Messenger of Allah an excellent example for whoever has hope in Allah and the Last Day and remembers Allah much.” (Surah Al-Ahzab, verse 21) It is narrated from Imam Hussain (peace be upon him) that
Since Islam is a religion of life, it has provided life-giving laws and teachings for humans, so they can correctly establish and strengthen their relationships at all levels. These teachings ensure that no aspect of an individual’s or society’s life
The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him and his family) used the best methods of invitation and guidance to lead society, and that method was winning hearts. In his individual and social behaviors, he was a messenger of peace and
To attain the path of guidance, a person either relies on their own limited reason and knowledge or seeks guidance from a wise individual whom they trust. But who could be better than the Creator of humanity, who knows their
It is commonly thought that in order to promote and expand human ideologies and civilizations, one needs to resort to military campaigns, war, and bloodshed. But does history provide an example of someone who, instead of ruling with a sword,
From Muhammad, the Messenger of God, to the Negus Ashama, the King of Abyssinia: “You are at peace with us! Now, I praise the Creator before you: God, the Sovereign and Almighty, who is free from all flaws, imperfections, and
He was thinking about his difficult past. He recalled the bitter and painful days he had gone through, the days when he was unable to provide food for his wife and innocent children. He thought to himself how a single,
It is narrated in history that Abdullah ibn Salam, a Jew from the time of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), embraced Islam and officially joined the ranks of the Muslims. He had a Jewish friend named “Zayd ibn
The rapid spread of Islam is one of the significant historical issues that is often discussed in terms of its causes. Islam, just like Christianity, spread beyond its birthplace and opened up new horizons. Islam emerged in the Arabian Peninsula,
God had informed all His prophets of the qualities of the Final Prophet: His place of birth, His place of residence, the signs of His time of Prophethood and migration, the marks He would have on His body, the characteristics
“Indeed, you have in the Messenger of God an excellent example for those who hope in God and the Last Day and remember God much.” (Surah Al-Ahzab, verse 21) Imam Hussain (peace be upon him) narrated from his brother that:
One of the most valuable and significant sayings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is the advice he gave to Abuzar, which has become famous due to its profound content and importance. The repeated addresses of the Prophet
