What were muhammed achievements in his life?

Answer 1

Answer 1

the prophet whole life was an achivement when the angle Jebril came to the prophet in ghari- haur and when the angle came and opened the chest of the prophet and he was still small. The prophet had best of mannars and best behaviour and to us and to the prophet that is like the most biggest ACHEVEMENT for all his life.And that know made him be in the highest place in Furdous. the prophet had a colossal achivement fo rall him life from age 1 to age 63

Answer 2

Muhammad (PBUH) is a perfect man ever on the earth, He was the one who did what he said. He always called people towards Islam The true religion, no matter what people said about him no matter what people did to him. He always prayed Allah to give them hidayah, bring them to the right path who are disbelievers. Although Muhammad (PBUH) was uneducated, He never spoke a word which has contradicted ever since. He spoke on every field of life like history, theory, metaphysics, Biology physics, medicine, trade, way of living etc etc. Each and every word He spoke is true as He said by his own that "Every word coming out of my mouth is true and is coming out on the orders of ALLAH". Because of His character, people of Makkah used to name him Sadiq and Amin. He Always spoke the truth, did what was said by ALLAH. He did not only discribed the Quran and Hadees and Islam but He practically did what he said and asked people to do what ALLAH said. He was the king after his prophet-hood but lived like a poor man. He suffered so many hardships after his prophet-hood.

Answer 3

Mohammed made numerous achievements.

Prophethood/Messengerhood: Islam holds that there have been thousands of Prophets disseminated to the far corners of the planet to tell people to be monotheistic. However, there were only five Messengers of God. The difference being that a Messenger brings a Divinely Extant Book to the Earth by way of his prophecy. The five Messengers of God were Adam, Noah, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammed. Moses brought the people the Torah and Jesus brought the people the Gospel. These books, in Islamic belief, were originally perfect copies of the Divine Versions of these Scriptures. In time, they were corrupted from their original meaning. Mohammed brought down the Qur'an in an act of Finality. His act of Prophethood was so great and important that he was never to be followed.

Transmission of the Qur'an: Mohammed received the final message from God which was, in Islamic tradition, the only Divine Message that was properly recorded as given. The Qur'an, the Divine Book of Islam, is considered a verbatim recollection of the words imprinted onto Mohammed's heart. Since it is the clearest indicator of the Divine Will, his willingness and fortitude in transmitting it is praised.

Islamic State: Mohammed was not only a religious leader (a modern Imam), but was a theocrat, actively building and maintaining a community. In so doing, he set up a number of the systems and traditional mechanisms that hold a Muslim Community together and provide a blueprint for an Islamic State. The Islamic Community of Yethrib (now called Medina), which he founded and led prior to victory over Meccan Forces, is used as the "role model community" for nearly every strain of Islam. Feminists point to some of his edicts as being more feminist than other societies and Conservatives point to some of his edicts as being more traditional. Regardless, the desirability of replicating the Yethribi Community cannot be overstated.

Hakam: During his life as a leader of the Islamic Communities he served as a Judge or Arbitrator. This term is known as "Hakam" in Arabic. He would settle disputes between different Muslims or between Muslims and Non-Muslims or between groups of Non-Muslims. As a Hakam, he created much of Islamic Case Law or Hadith. The Hadith were remarks made by Mohammed or actions he took in response to these legal issues. The Hadith form a much larger corpus of law than the Qur'an strictly read.

Character: Muslims believe Mohammed's character to be unassailable and virtuous. Similarly to how they wish to emulate his community in their communities, they wish to emulate his lifestyle in their lives.

Warrior: Mohammed was a very capable warrior and was famed for being such a strong man than he would wear two sets of armor into battle. (Armor was heavy in those days.) This militant aspect to Mohammed was necessary as the Meccans (the dominant Arabian city-state) were opposed to Islam and made several attempts to conquer Yethrib and remove Islam. Had the Meccans been successful, Islam would not exist today. In addition to his heroism on the battlefield, Mohammed also was a good orator, preparing his followers before the battles for the hardship to come.

Islamic Imperialism: By conquering other Arabian Tribes, Mohammed set the precedent of how Islam would function. He tolerated monotheistic tribes in Arabia and made peace with them. At the same time he demanded conversion from pagans or henotheists to Islam. Furthermore, after the Fall of Mecca, the Islamic Empire (still under Mohammed) expanded rapidly to the entire Arabian Peninsula. This precedent of quick conquest (within a few years) also gave direction to the faith. The strength of these Empires served as a witness to many Muslims of the strength and veracity of their faith.

Answer 2

Muhammad is said to have been a fast walker, of sturdy build, with a prominent forehead, a hooked nose, large brownish-black eyes, and a pleasant smile. He showed great charm in his dealings with people and, when appropriate, gentleness and even tenderness. Medieval Europe (500-1500), however, on the defensive against Arab armies and Islamic culture, came to look on him as a monster or demon.

At times Muhammad was indeed harsh to those in his power, but this was not out of keeping with the times. His marital relations-at his death he had nine wives and one concubine (a kept woman without marriage)-must also be judged in the framework of the times. A political purpose can be traced in all of his marriages. For his time he was a man seeking positive change for his people.

Politically Muhammad's greatest achievement was to create the framework that made possible the uniting of the Arab tribes. He also won over his chief Meccan opponents, and their administrative skills were later invaluable in conquering and ruling many provinces. The growth of the Arab Empire, and with it the religion of Islam, was made possible by favorable circumstances; but the opportunity would not have been grasped but for Muhammad's gifts as visionary, statesman, and administrator.

Answer 3

Prophet Mohammed PBUPH, though born as orphan, father died before Prophet's birth and other mother died when he was around only 5 years old. He grew under the care of his grand father. He was accepted by all as a faithfaul, sincere and hard working man so everybody believed him and went to him for solving personal and social problems. He married a widown so as to show an example to others so that they will not desert widows. Till his 40th year he was not educated (not knowing to read or write). God gave the messages through Angel Gabriel to be passed to the human beings. By this could change the people of Arabia from cluthces of superstitions, bad habits, evils, etc. Within a very short time he could change millions of people and showed path to God.

Answer 4

Mohammad has several achievements. However, two of them were his main achievements. They were founding Islam, and founding what would later become the Arab Empire.

Answer 5

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) spread the message of peace, of ISLAM. He also left us with his teachings to make our life easy and faithful.

Answer 6

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