The Life of Prophet Hazrat Muhammad ( peace be upon him )

If Problem to Dispaly Chk this http://www.maaref-foundation.com/english/library/pro_ahl/holy_prophet/the_life_of_muhammad/index.htm The Greatest Liberator The Holiest Prophet Author: Allama Baqir Shareef al-Qurashi Translator: Abdullah al-Shahin Publisher: Ansariyan Publications First Edition 1428-2007-1386 Quds Press Quantity: 2000 Number of Pages: 576 Size: 162 x 229 ISBN: 978-964-438-867-5ALL RIGHTS RESERVED AND RECORDED FOR THE PUBLISHER  Ansariyan Publications P.O. Box 187 22 Shohada St., Qum Islamic Republic of Iran Tel: ++98 251 7741744   Fax: 7742647 Email: ansarian@noornet.net www.ansariyan.org & www.ansariyan.net   TABLE OF CONTENTS
Dedication		6
The Publisher’s preface		7
Introduction		9
Mecca the honored town		23
	Other names of Mecca Its locality Mecca is the most beloved place to the Prophet The Prophet glorifies the Kaaba The Prophet puts the Rock in its place The first who lived in Mecca The cultural life Dar an-Nadwa Hilf al-Fudhool (alliance of virtues) The religious life Who denied the idols The belief of the Hashemites The Prophet destroys the idols The economic life The social life	23 25 26 27 27 28 29 29 30 30 31 33 33 34 36
Great personalities and glories		39
	Hashim Abdul Muttalib Abdul Muttalib’s faith Entrusting the hospitality of the pilgrims to him Restoring the well of Zamzam Abdul Muttalib’s vision Abdul Muttalib’s vow His care for the Prophet Towards the High Companion	39 41 41 42 43 44 45 46 47
Fatherhood, motherhood, and a shine		49
	The father: Abdullah To the heavens The mother: Aaminah Aaminah’s vision The shining of light His name Signs and miracles The Jews’ fear His wet-nurses With his foster-sisters A rejected narration His nursemaid The death of Aaminah A rejected narration Abdul Muttalib’s death Under Abu Talib’s care The care of Abu Talib’s wife to Muhammad With his uncle to Sham With a priest The battle of al-Fijar Grazing of sheep Disdaining from playing Placing the Black Rock in its place Trading with the capitals of Khadijah His marriage to Khadijah The Prophet adopts Ali	49 50 50 51 51 53 53 54 54 56 57 57 58 58 60 60 61 62 63 65 65 66 66 66 68 70
His characteristics		73
	Willpower High morality A word by Imam Ali Forbearance Generosity Modesty Asceticism Turning to Allah His prayer Coyness Remembrance of Allah His weeps when certain verses are recited before him Compassion and mercifulness Loyalty Courage The love to the poor Disdaining of haughtiness Patience Justice Cleanness His fondness of perfumes Sense of humor Eloquence and rhetoric Gravity Prudent policy	73 74 76 78 82 84 85 87 88 91 92 93 93 95 96 98 99 99 100 100 101 101 103 104 104
In the cave of Hara’		107
	The revelation With Khadijah Khadijah and Ali’s faith The Prophet’s prayer in the Kaaba Circumambulating the Kaaba Secret invitation	108 109 110 111 112 113
Publicity of the mission		115
	Worry of Quraysh Severe procedures The Prophet asks Muslims to be steadfast Abu Talib protects the Prophet Quraysh ask Abu Talib to deliver them the Prophet Abu Talib orders Ja’far to follow the Prophet Abu Talib invites an-Najashi to Islam Hamza becomes a Muslim The first emigration to Abyssinia The second emigration of Muslims Umar turns a Muslim Quraysh negotiates with the Prophet As-Sahifah (document) In the Shi’b (defile) of Abu Talib The Prophet and the tribes The Prophet’s supplication The Night Journey and the Ascension The Ascension With the Exalted Creator The goals of the Ascension The influence of the Ascension in Mecca The Ascension: spiritual or bodily? Arguments Farid Wajdi’s opinion The year of sorrow: Abu Talib’s death Abu Talib’s will To immortality Khadijah’s death The gifts of Allah on her To the Paradise The first homage of al-Aqabah Sending Mus’ab a deputy to Medina The second homage of al-Aqabah The Prophet meets with the Ansar Fear of Quraysh Muslims’ emigration to Medina The Muhajireen in the hospitality of the Ansar The method of the mission in Mecca The invitation to Allah The existence of Allah The oneness of Allah The power of Allah The knowledge of Allah The legislation of wudu’ and prayer The kiblah The Prophet’s miracles in Mecca The Meccan Suras	116 117 127 127 129 130 131 131 132 137 137 139 141 142 144 146 147 149 150 151 151 153 154 155 157 158 159 161 163 163 164 166 166 167 170 171 172 173 176 176 178 179 179 180 181 182 185
The Prophet’s emigration to Yathrib		187
	Worry of Quraysh The Prophet leaves Mecca Imam Ali sleeps in the Prophet’s bed The Prophet with Suraqah Yathrib receives the Prophet The population of Yathrib Friday Prayer The building of the mosque The Prophet’s achievements in Medina Brotherhood among Muslims Building the Islamic civilization Liberation of woman Equality Individual responsibility Annulling the racial segregation The Islamic brotherhood Factors of separation Lights from the Islamic civilization Freedom Governors and officials The task of governors The Prophet’s covenant to governors The Prophet’s covenant to Mu’ath Deposing of governors The salaries of officials The Prophet’s deputies 1. To Khosrau 2. To Caesar 3. To al-Muqawqas Al-Muqawqas with a delegation from Thaqif 4. To Negus 5. To the King of Ghassan 6. To the king of Yamama 7. To the kings of Oman 8. To the people of Hajar 9. To al-Munthir bin al-Harith His letters to the notables The delegations to the Prophet Education Education of women The house of hospitality The Islamic economy The change of the qibla to the Kaaba The Prophet consults with his companions The Prophet’s scribes The Prophet’s seal The political document	187 189 190 192 194 195 196 198 199 199 199 200 201 206 207 207 211 218 218 222 222 223 223 225 227 228 229 230 234 236 237 239 240 241 242 243 243 246 248 249 251 252 255 256 256 258 258
Examples from the Prophet’s supplications		265
	The importance of Du’a (supplication) The benefits of Du’a Those whose du’a is responded to The best of du’as Supplications the Prophet taught to Ali Supplications the Prophet taught to Fatima	265 266 266 270 277 286
Educational recommendations		291
	The Prophet’s recommendations to Imam Ali The Prophet’s recommendation to Fatima The Prophet’s recommendation to Qays The Prophet’s recommendation to Ibn Mas’ud The Prophet’s recommendation to Abu Tharr Another recommendation to Abu Tharr The Prophet’s recommendation to Mu’ath bin Jabal His recommendation to Salman al-Farisi His recommendation to al-Fadhl bin al-Abbas A recommendation to Khalid bin Zayd His recommendation to Harmalah His recommendation to Abu Umayyah His recommendation to some man His recommendation to another man His recommendations to some other men	291 296 297 297 320 337 338 339 340 340 341 341 342 343 343
Preachments and advices		347
From the Prophet’s sermons		357
Wonderful maxims and teachings		371
	Good morals Knowledge Bad and prohibited features Praiseworthy attributes	371 375 383 389
Short maxims		397
The battle of Badr		347
	The trade of Abu Sufyan The march of Muslims The battle The results of battle	439 440 445 447
The battle of Uhud		449
	The leadership of Abu Sufyan The Prophet consults with his companions The war The Prophet and his companions The murder of Hamza The Prophet’s sorrow The martyrdom of Mus’ab The rout of the polytheists The defeat of Muslims The struggle of Umm Imarah Villains try to kill the Prophet Danger surrounds the Prophet The end of the war The Prophet marches with his army to fight Abu Sufyan The results of the battle of Uhud	449 450 451 453 453 454 455 456 456 458 458 460 465 466 468
The event of al-Khandaq (trench)		471
	The role of the Jews Digging the trench The Prophet with Nu’aym The crossing of the trench	471 472 473 475
Bani Quraydhah and the conquest of Khaybar		479
	The march of the Muslim army The delegation of Abu Lubabah The arbitration of Sa’d The conquest of Khaybar A poisoned ewe The faith of al-Hajjaj bin Ilat	479 481 481 482 485 485
Expeditions		489
	The expeditions 14. The conquest of Mecca The truce of al-Hudaybiyyah The Prophet determines to conquer Mecca The Prophet’s favor to Abu Sufyan The Prophet enters Mecca The Prophet’s sermon Men and women’s homage to the Prophet Imam Ali and the Sura of Bara’ah Imam Ali and the conquest of Yemen The battles and the expeditions of the Prophet	489 499 499 501 505 506 508 511 521 522 522
The battalions		525
The signs of the departure		531
	The farewell Hajj The conference of Ghadeer Khum The homage to Imam Ali The Prophet and the caliphate The Prophet chooses Ali for the caliphate	533 536 538 539 540
The immortal disaster		547
	The army of Usamah The calamity of Thursday Fatima’s distress The Prophet recommends of his family The Prophet’s recommendation about his two grandsons To the High Paradise Preparing the holy corpse for burial The prayer over the holy corpse The burial	548 550 553 555 555 556 558 559 560

A Glance at the Life of the Hazrat Holy Prophet Muhammad s.a.w of Islam

by Dar Rah Haqq's Board of Writers

Translated by:  N. Tawheedi
Published by: Mostazafan Foundation of New York

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Title Chapter 1  The Pre-Islamic World Chapter 2  Birth and Childhood Chapter 3  Childhood and Youth Chapter 4  First Marriage Chapter 5  Philosophy of Marriages Chapter 6  Character of the Prophet Chapter 7  Revelations Begins Chapter 8  Islam Propagated Chapter 9  Mission of the Prophet Chapter 10  Obstacles Chapter 11  Migration Chapter 12  Islamic Fraternity Chapter 13  Struggle Chapter 14  Motives of War Chapter 15  Universal Mission Chapter 16  The Last Prophet Chapter 17  Prophet's Successor Chapter 18  Morals and Behaviour

Jahannam aur Jannat ka Ek EK Gota ( Dip of the Hell and Paradise)

Urdu Translation:
Anas bin malik Radi allaho anho se rivayat hai ki Rasoollallah Sallallaho Alaihey wasallam ne farmaya laya jayega Ahal-e-Dojakh mein se(ek shaksh)jo duniyadaro mein aasudatar aur khush aishtar tha so dojakh mein usey ek baar gota laga diya jayega aur us sey pucha jayega ki eh aadam ke betey kya tuney kabhi duniya mein aaram dekha tha kya tujhe par kabhi chain(sukun) guzra tha ? to wo kahega ki Khuda ki kasam kabhi nahi eh mere Rab, aur ahal-e-jannat mein se ( ek shaksh) laya jayega jo duniya mein sab logon se ziyada sakht takleef mein tha , jannat mein ek baar gota diya jayega aur phir us sey pucha jayega eh aadam ke betey tuney kabhi takleef bhi dekhi hai ? kya tujh par shiddat aur ranj bhi gujra tha ? wo kahega khuda ki kasam mujh par to kabhi takleef nahi guzri aur mainey to kabhi shiddat aur sakhti nahi dekhi. 
Sahih Muslim ,7082 

English Translation:
Anas b. Malik Radi allaho anho reported that Allah's Messenger (may peace be upon him) said that one amongst the denizens of Hell who had led a life of ease and plenty amongst the people of the world would be made to dip in Fire only once on the Day of Resurrection and then it would be said to him: O, son of Adam, did you find any comfort, did you happen to get any material blessing? He would say: By Allah, no, my Lord. And then that person from amongst the persons of the world be brought who had led the most miserable life (in the world) from amongst the inmates of Paradise. and he would be made to dip once in Paradise and it would be said to him. 0, son of Adam, did you face, any hardship? Or had any distress fallen to your lot? And he would say: By Allah, no,0 my Lord, never did I face any hardship or experience any distress. 
Sahih Muslim Book 039, Number 6738

THE HONORABLE WIVES OF THE PROPHET (Peace be upon Him) - 4 - Umm Habeebah Bint Abu Sufyan R.A

  
Assalam Alaikum Wa Rahmath Ullahi Wa Barkatahu

The Honorable
Wives Of The Prophet 
( Peace Be Upon Him )

    1-Khadeejah Bint Khuwailid-Radhiallahu Anha


    2 -Aishah Bint Abu Bakr - Radhiallahu Anha

    3 -Sawdah Bint Zam'ah - Radhiallahu Anha

    4 -Umm Habeebah Bint Abu Sufyan R.A

    5 -Umm Salamah Radhiallahu Anha

    6-Juwairiyah Bint Al-Haritt-Radhiallahu Anha

    7 -Hafsah Bint  Umar - Radhiallahu Anha

    8 -Zainab Bint Khuzaimah - Radhiallahu Anha

    9 -Safiyyah Bint Huyay - (Radiallahu Anha)

    10 -Zainab Bint Jahsh - (Radiallahu Anha)

    11-Maimoonah Bint Al-Harith-R.A
                                                               

4 - Umm Habeebah Bint Abu Sufyan R.A

She Is Ramlah Bin Abu Sufyan Bin Sakhr Bin Harb Bin Umayyah Bin Abd Shams Bin Qusai
Her Lineage is connected With That Of The Prophet S.A.W Through Their Common Ancestor Qusai.
She Was Born Seventeen Years Before The Start Of The Prophetic Mission And She Was Married To Ubaidullah Bin Jahsh Al-Asadi

Blessed Marriage

The Marriage Contract Was made The Nugus Informed The People That The Messenger Of Allah Had Written To Him Asking Hin To Give Umm Habeebah In Marriage To him And That He Had Given her In Marriage To Him And Given Her Dowry Of Four Hundred Deenar On His Behalf, Then He Made The Proposal Of marriage To khalid Bin Sa'eed R.A - Whom Umm Habeebah R.A Had Appointed To Represent Her - And He Said I Have Responded To The Request Of The Messenger Of Allah And Married Him To Request Of The Messenger Of Allah And Him To Umm Habeebah R.A, Then He Took The Deenar And  The Negus Organized A Wedding Party In Celebration Of This Occasion And The People Ate And Celebrate The Happy Event.
So Umm Habeebah R.A Became One Of The Mother Of The Believers And After Contract Had Been Made

She Had Love With The Messenger Of Allah

Umm Habeebah R.A Was A Sincere Believer And That Sincere Faith Manifested Itself In Her Love Of Allah, The Most High And His Messenger And She Feared Not TheRebuke Of Any Person Regarding Allah And She Did Not Hold Any Person In The Same High Regards in Which She Held The Messenger Of Allah No Matter How Close He Was To Her,
Her Father Entered To House Of His Daughter Umm Habeebah R.A And After He Greeted Her, He Went To Sit On the Mattress Of The Messenger Of Allah, But She Folded It Up
In Order To Prevent Him From Doing So
This Wounded Him Deeply And Caused Him Great Pain And Said To Her
O My Daughter !
It Is Because The Mattress Too Good For Me
Or Because i Am Too Good For Mattress ?
She Said :
iT Belongs To The Prophet And You Are An Unclean Polytheist, So I Do Not Like That You Should Sit On The Mattress Of The Messenger Of Allah ,
He Replied Angrily
By Allah You Have Been Afflicted By Evil After Leaving Me

Her Death

After A Life Filled With Good Deeds Which She Undertook in Order To Get Close To Allah The Most High And To Earn The Pleasure Of The Messenger Of Allah
The Mother Of The Believer
She Died ,May Allah Have Mercy On Her
In Al-Madinah In the Year 44 A.H

SUICIDE

 

Narrated Abu Huraira: The Prophet (peace be upon him) said, “He who commits suicide by throttling shall keep on throttling himself in the Hell Fire (forever) and he who commits suicide by stabbing himself shall keep on stabbing himself in the Hell-Fire.”

Sahih Al-Bukhari – Book 23 Hadith 446

Narrated 'Abdullah (Radi-Allahu 'anhu):
The Prophet (Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wa Sallam) said, "Abusing a Muslim is Fusuq (evil doing) and killing him is Kufr (disbelief)."

Bukhari Vol. 9 : No. 197

Suicide in Islam is a great sin.

Be amongst the Truthful!

Let’s pause to remind ourselves as well as our family and friends that as Muslims we are instructed to always be TRUTHFUL because TRUTH leads to RIGHTEOUSNESS.

The prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) said,
"Truthfulness leads to Al-Birr (righteousness) and Al-Birr (righteousness) leads to Paradise. And a man keeps on telling the truth until he becomes a truthful person. Falsehood leads to Al-Fujûr (i.e. wickedness & evil-doing), and Al-Fujûr leads to the (Hell) Fire, and a man keeps on telling lies until he is written as a liar before Allâh."
(Sahih Al-Bukhâri, Vol.8, Hadîth No.116).

—> Remember, we take pride in Islam because it’s the religion of truth. As Muslims we can’t be lying and claim to represent the religion of TRUTH all at the same time! In all our affairs in life, therefore, let’s do what we can to be counted as TRUTHFUL and not LIARS in front of Allah because that will be a BIG loss! An important message that we should share with others as well.

SURAH MULK

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DUA

BISMILLAHIR RAHMANIR RAHEEM

ASSALAM ALAIKUM WA RAHMATH ULLAHI WA BARKATAHU

 

 

 

" DUA "

 

 

'Oh ALLAH !
Be With Us At Every Step We Take,
Oh ALLAH !Guide Us in Each Decision We Make,
Oh ALLAH ! Help Us When Life Gets Rough,
Oh ALLAH ! Bless Us With More Than Enough,
Oh ALLAH !

Protect Us When We Fall, ...
Oh ALLAH !
Hear Us When we call,
Oh ALLAH !
Soothe Our Heart When We Don't Understand,
May We Always Be in Allah's Loving Hand.'

 

My ALLAH !

Grant Me That I Should Be Grateful For Thy Favor Which Thou hast Bestowed On Me And On My Parents, And That I Should Do Good Such As Thou Art Pleased With, And Make Me Enter, By Thy Mercy, Into Thy Servants, The Good Ones

Our ALLAH !

Accept From Us; Surely U Are The Hearing, The Knowing.