Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Introduction: Man is the best creation of ‘Ashraful Makhlukat’ or the great God. Man has been sent to earth with the teaching of truth and beauty. But in every age, people have become obsessed with the deep darkness of untruth, ignorance, depravity and superstition and have forgotten their identity, their creator and the sacred teachings of truth and beauty. In order to liberate the lost and misguided mankind in such a deep amanisha, the great men rushed to the earth. They illuminate the darkened world with their light, telling people the direction of liberation. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is such a man who is the guide to the liberation of humanity, the greatest great man in the world.

The then world and Muhammad (pbuh)The need for its emergence: Before the advent of the Prophet (peace be upon him) the whole world was in darkness. The whole world was plagued by lawlessness, injustice, and adultery. The light of truth was extinguished in all the civilized worlds of Arabia, Persia and India. The situation in Arabia at that time was the most deplorable. In that horrible age of ignorance in Ayam, people were deprived of peace, disenfranchised, ruthlessly oppressed and oppressed. Alcoholism, gambling, homosexuality, tribal conflicts, banditry, homicide, etc. were common images of Abar society at that time. The condition of women was even more dire. Women were treated like domestic animals. When a daughter was born, she was buried alive. In such a situation, the appearance of a savior seemed inevitable. Who will break the darkness of Amanisha and light the light of liberation.

The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “The whole world was burning like hell.

The prophet came from heaven, carrying the message of peace "

Nikhil's everlasting creation Muhammad (pbuh) came to earth with the message of liberation. The fruit of joy seemed to flow in the whole world of creation. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) was born in the most noble Quraish dynasty of Arabia. His father's name was Abdullah and his mother's name was Amena.

Early life: His father Abdullah died before the birth of the Prophet (peace be upon him). When Mamtamayi's mother passed away at the age of six, Shishunabi became fatherless. Some days he was brought up in the loving shadow of his old grandfather Abdul Muttalib. After the death of his grandfather at the age of 6, he started growing up in the family of his cousin Abu Talib. As a child, the people of Makkah were fascinated by his virtues such as sweetness, honesty, simplicity, fidelity, fidelity, conscientiousness, etc., and awarded him the title of 'Al-Amin' or 'Believer'.

Marriage: Impressed by the extraordinary fidelity and responsibility of the young Muhammad (peace be upon him), Khadija bint Khuwailid, a wealthy widow of Makkah, took charge of her business. Gradually Bibi Khadija the Prophet (s.a.)Became fond of its outstanding character traits. The two then tied the knot on Khadija's proposal. At that time Muhammad (peace be upon him) was 25 years old and Khadija (peace be upon him) was 40 years old.

Benefit of Prophethood: At the age of 40, he attained prophethood while meditating in the cave of Hera. At the command of Allah, the angel Gabriel came to him with the revelation ‘Read, in the name of your Lord; Who created you. ' (Al-Alaq-01)

Propagation of Islam: After receiving the prophethood, he became busy in performing his duties. He appeared to the lost people in the message of monotheism of Allah, the bargain of Islam and liberation. Bibi Khadija (ra) was the first to convert to Islam. Then Abu Bakr (ra)As one by one the others began to take Kalima's initiation, the established selfish socialists became terrified. They resorted to various forms of torture to stop the preaching of Muhammad (pbuh). But he was not upset at all.

Hijrah: The Quraish socialists conspired to assassinate Muhammad (peace be upon him) as he did not deviate from his responsibilities despite thousands of persecutions and temptations. Exhausted by this excessive oppression of his people, he migrated to Medina in 622 AD by the command of Allah.

Establishment of the Islamic State: Muhammad (pbuh)Fascinated by its amiable character and extraordinary leadership, the people of Medina gladly accepted his allegiance. He established Medina as an Islamic state. He formulated the Medina Charter with the aim of governing the state and establishing unity among all tribes.

Propagation of Islam and some wars in the whole world: The Prophet of Peace also had to fight for the propagation of Islam in the whole world. Notable among these battles were Badr, Uhud, Khyber, Taif, Hunain and Ahzab. In 630 AD, Muhammad (pbuh) conquered Mecca completely without bloodshed. There is no other such bloodless victory in the history of the world.

Death: The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) passed away at the age of 83 on Monday, 12 Rabiul Awwal, 11 AH, in response to the call of Allaah.

Life style of the Prophet (peace be upon him): Allah the Almighty says: "Surely you have the best character" (Surah Kalam-4). Muhammad (pbuh)In his autobiography, Napoleon Bonaparte, the world-famous great man of Europe, who is fascinated by its characteristic glory, says:

Unpretentious Muhammad (pbuh): In this case, the famous historian Edward Gibbon's statement is noteworthy - "He was the sweetest talker, the most pleasant. Those who saw him were overwhelmed unexpectedly. Those who came to him loved him. Later they gave details that never before had a great man like him been seen. Muhammad (pbuh) had a deep memory, his humor was decent. His imagination was advanced and noble. His judgment was sharp. Reaching the highest peak of worldly power, Muhammad (pbuh) did his household chores. He used to light fires, sweep the house, milk and sew clothes with his own hands. ”

Loyalty: Due to his outstanding loyalty, he was awarded the title of Al-Amin at an early age. He is the eternal embodiment of faithfulness. "He never broke his promise or deceived anyone," said Philip Hitty, a well-known Lebanese Hittite historian.

Forgiveness: He was sent as a mercy of Tribhuvan. He proves it by setting a shining example of forgiveness, not revenge. In the final conquest of Mecca, he also pardoned the plotters of his assassination.

Activist Muhammad (PBUH): Not only eloquence, but his relentless efforts to implement his ideals have made his life very active. Professor Lamatin mentions in his book "History of Turkey": "Philosopher, orator, preacher, legislator, warrior, conqueror of ideals, pioneer of humanitarianism and founder of a religious empire and twenty world empires, he is Muhammad."

The present world and the Prophet (peace be upon him): The only way to establish peace in the troubled world and to liberate the human race is to implement the life style of the Prophet (peace be upon him). He pointed out the wonderful path of overall liberation, economic, political, social etc. The fact is established today that the remembrance of the economic principles introduced by him can still make mankind truly happy by freeing it from the curse of state slavery and capitalist society. Referring to the direction of political liberation, the famous Western scholar George Bernard Shaw clearly stated, I believe if man like Mahammad (sm) were to assume the dictatorship of modern world, he would succeed in solving the problems in that waybring much needed peace and happiness.Today's women are oppressed, persecuted everywhere. In this situation, only the guidance of the Prophet (peace be upon him) can liberate women. Oriental scholar Gibb in his book "Mohammedanism" says, "Today it is a universal truth that Mohammed has anointed women with a higher status."

Conclusion: The greatest great man of all time, the Prophet (peace be upon him). In his arrival the beautiful has found fullness, the world has found success. Like Ranga Robi he came to dispel the darkness. In the words of the poet Nazrul-

As if the red sun is swaying in the lap of dawn

You see what Amena is in her mother's lap.