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Prophet Muhammad
Muhammad was the founder of the Islam religion. Considered by Muslims to be a messenger of God, Muhammad was born in 570 and his revelations from God make up the verses of the Qu'ran, the sacred text at the center of Islam. Muhammad died in 632 at the age of 62. Ask questions here about his life and his founding of one of the world's major religions.
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Who is the youngest of the Prophet Muhammad wives?
She was Aisha (God pleased with her). She was 19 years old when she got married with the prophet (peace be upon him).
see related question below for more information.
Did muhammad personally kill anyone?
No one knows. However, the prophet (peace upon him) may killed one in defense in a battle or ordered for killing some others according to the Islamic judgment when committing sins that deserve killing unless they repented and were saved.
He was born in 20 April 571 in Mecca. He lost his father before he was born. When he was 6 years old, he lost his mother. When he was 9 years old, his uncle was taking him to Syria for business. A priest which they met in their way has said "It is the new Prophet who is described in Bible and Torah. He warned Mohammed's uncle for not taking him to Syria, because people could kill him if they've noticed.
He married Hatice when he was 25 years old. He didn't marry another woman until Hatice was dead. When she died, a lot of women needed help because their husbands were died in wars. Mohammed married them to help, because it would be inappropriate other ways.
It is believed that Mohammed has received his first revelation from God when he was 40 years old. The revelations were started in 610 and lasted in 632.
He emigrated to Medina because of the pressure of the Jewish and Pagan. The Jewish have made many wars against Muslims in Medina. After 3 times, the Muslims fought against Jewish and with agreements, they got the chance to have Mecca back.
In 632, when the revelations were finished, Mohammed realized that his task was over. He made a Farewell Sermon (speech) about many things like peace, anti-racism and women rights. After the speech, he got ill and died in a short time. Many Muslims were very sad about him. Some of them contuniued his religion, and some of them forget it just because he was dead.
Does Hinduism have a Pope or a founder like Prophet Mohammed?
No, Hinduism doesn't have a prophet or Pope.
ANSWER 2:
Hinduism's prophet founder was Krishna (c. 2900 BC) but it does not have a world leader like Catholicism's pope.
There is only 1 god Allah and Muhammad is the last messenger?
ANSWER 1:
Bearing witness of that is the first pillar of Islam, it means ( There is No God except Allah and Muhammad PBUH is His Prophet).
ANSWER 2:
This is a slogan made by Mohammad (the founder of Islam) to be recited by his followers. This slogan means that Al-Lah the god of Meccans is the only god (Meccans worshipped 360 idols and Mohammad kept the main idol, the Al-LAH, as the only god) and Mohammad is his prophet. There is no slogan like this in other religions where a prophet or guru's name is mentioned with god in the faith statement. Sinful man's name is not mentioned with true God.
What happens when Mahdi comes?
he establish a global Islamic goverment
people killed all other Imams and Mahdi comes when people of world want it and be ready for him.
There is a famous Hadith from prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that Mahdi at hide is like sun behind cloud, he is hidden from people but people receive his benefits. Shia Muslims say some faithful believers have connection with Mahdi and use his knowledge. Shia Muslims believe that it is proved at least 1000 persons have had connection and talk with Mahdi during his hide period but Any one having relation with Mahdi keep it and does not declare it in public until is alive.
believing or not beliving in Imamat (leadership of Islam Ummah after prophet appointed by Allah) has direct effect on today political leadership of Islamic Ummah.
if you beleive Caliph is only appointed by God then you ask so who is today Caliph?
Indeed he is Mahdi (sa) and all Muslims prepare themselves for his comming and he come and Islam gets all the world.
but do you know why he does not come?
the only reason is he does not have enough real soldiers to help him establish Islamic goverment in world. most of Muslims only claim.
he does not come until Muslims really want him to arrive and lead them.
when you do not believe in his Caliphate you will accept corrupted Dictators to decide and lead for Muslims.
Dictators like Mubarak, Ghazafi, Saudi King, Saleh,...
first one who entered dictatorship to islam was Muaviyeh and then his son Yazid.
some books bout Imam Mahdi (sa):
What is the email address of IAS officer Mohammed Jamaludeen of Tamilnadu?
Official email address can be found on tamilnadu state website. Personal email can be obtained via personally visiting him or his secretary.
Muhammadur rasulullah anywhere mentioned in the quran?
Yes many times. Read and you will find it .....
Is Islam allowed to kiss your real sister?
yes Islam allowes you to kiss your real sister on her head or a light kiss on her Cheek
Who did prophet Mohammed descend from?
He decended from prophet Ibrahim and his so and his so all the way to the prophet sallalhu alaihi wassallam. His tribe was called the Quraish tribe and his family is called the Banu Hashim
No. Prophet Muhammad, God bless him and grant him peace, grew up in a pagan society. At the age of forty, he began to receive Divine Revelations, and established the newest instance of monotheistic religion, Islam.
Mohammed was not a Jew by his own admission and by birth. Mohammed certainly had a lot of contact with Jews in both Mecca and in Yethrib (today's Medina) and knew much of the Jewish Holy Beliefs, but he never considered himself Jewish. The only connection he had to Judaism, religiously, was that he asserted that he was the Jewish Messiah, something Jews almost unanimously flatly rejected.
Do Catholics recognize the Prophet Mohammed as a prophet?
No, Mohammed is not recognized as a prophet by Catholics or any other Christian religion.
Is Jerusalem mentioned in the Koran?
No,
Jerusalem is not mentioned in the Qur'an
Nor is it mentioned by its Arabic translation, "Al Quds".
Some Scholars believe the Qur'an verse 17:1 is interpreted by Islamic tarsiers as referring to the "The farthest place" (al-aqsa) which is identified in Islamic tradition with Jerusalem, but there is still no mention of Jerusalem in that verse or in any other Qur'anic verse.
But then again, Muhammad is mentioned in the Koran only one time by name, only once, and yet there are many references to Muhammad in the Koran without mentioning his name. Solomon in the Koran (Solomon is mentioned in the Koran over 20 times) mention the building of the Jewish temple; the stories of Moses and the Exodus (Moses is mentioned over 160 times) refer to finding the holy land and the promise land for the Hebrews; the Kingdom of David (King David is mentioned 17 times); the mount of olives is sworn by in the quran; Also the farthest house of worship (the holiest Jewish temple in Jerusalem) is mentioned several times, in one instance to explain why Muslims should no longer face towards Jerusalem in Prayer.
so many events that the bible describes taking place in Jerusalem while mentioning it's name explicitly (including Christ's Passion) are also described in the Koran though the place name is not mentioned. This does not belittle Jerusalem's place in Islam, just as the once only mention of Muhammad's name explicitly in the Koran does not diminish his place in Islam. Furthermore, The most mentioned (explicitly) place name in the Koran is "Egypt" but this does not mean Egypt is holy in Islam or diminishes Mecca as place in Islam one iota.
Where can you study an Islamic course?
You can learn about Islam and Qur'an at a mosque or Islamic Schools. There are many schools at teach that stuff.
Was Jethro the prophet a Muslim prophet?
Yes.
Jethro is one of the many Islamic Prophets in the Qur'anic Canon and is explicitly mentioned by name. However, like some Old Testament characters that appear in the Qur'an, his Arabic Name (Shu-ayb - شعيب) has no similarity with his English or Hebrew names.
Were non-Muslims initially required to convert to Islam?
The message of Islam was, and still is for all non-believers. There is no compulsion in accepting Islam. Non-believers may or may not not convert t Islam. Islam does not force anybody to change his beliefs.
Who is Muhammad Khalil Nasir from telenor Pakistan?
Mr. Khalil Malik is working in Telenor as Specialist Technology Planning and currently Living in Islamabad Pakistan. He holds a master degree in Finance. He is also a famous Choreographer
What to do in the month of shaban?
Prepare for Ramadan by repenting from sins, praying extra prayers, fasting, etc.
What does Islam say life after death duration?
Answer:
Life After Death in Islam
The Day of Judgment:
After everyone on Earth is dead, God wll cause all the Angels to also die. There will be no one left alive, except God. That will last for a period of time we do not know.
When God is ready, He will resurrect the Angel Gabriel. Gabriel will "blow the horn" which immediately begins the Day of Judgment.
Everyone will be raised back to life - physically - just as God had created them. This will be done with the smallest part of whatever DNA is left of us. Even so, God is Able to recreate us.
People will be standing, all of a sudden. The first thing that everyone realizes is that the Message of all the Prophets was TRUE.
For those who believed in the One and Only Unique God who has no partners at all, and did good deeds, they will be very happy.
For those who ignored anything higher than their own selves, they will feel awful.
Eventually, after a long time where people are standing under a very hot sun, the Judgment begins.
All those who enter Heaven remain there forever.
NOT all those who enter Hell stay there forever.
Some people go to Hell because of sins. Once those bsins are paid for - once a person is cleansed - then they are removed from punishment.
Eventually, Muhammad said, God will remove everyone who "had even a mustard seed of faith in his heart".
Proper "faith", in Islam simply means:
1) One and Only One God
2) Belief in the Day of Judgment
3) Belief in Heaven and Hell
4) Belief in the Angels
5) Belief in God's Scriptures (the Torah, Psalms, Gospel, etc.)
6) Belief in all of God's Prophets.
7) Belief in pre-destiny and free-will
But the saying, above, refers primarily to the First Commandment: There is no god, but the One God.
After that, Muhammad said, God will take out a number of people who never had any faith in God - just out of His Mercy.
What was Prophet Muhammad's view on Patriotism?
Answer 1
Muhammad was born in the City State of Makkah but was forced to take an exile to the City State of Madinah. He lived much of his productive life at Madinah. When his followers conquered Makkah, Muhammad talked about his birth place as the following (narrated by Ibn Abbas)
Oh Makkah, you are my most beloved city, had my people not forced me to leave you, I would never live away from you.
But few days after completing his pilgrimage at Makkah, the Prophet left for Madinah and he died there soon thereafter. He was buried in Madinah.
Certainly the Prophet was a patriot but he was realistic. He managed to make Makkah (the city of his forefathers Adam and Abraham) the destiny, i.e. the qibla toward which all Muslims face to pray, but he gave himself to his adopted city of Madinah.
Thus his patriotism was not to undermine any other parts of the world. His actions transcended to his followers, who conquered much of the globe but created civilizations at those places, instead of exporting the valuables of the conquered lands to Makkah or Madinah.
To his followers, the entire globe is the motherland.
Answer 2
Mohammed had a strongly antagonistic view towards patriotism and partisanship (except, of course, patriotism and partisanship on his behalf). He considered the only worthy division of people was between those who submitted to God (i.e. Muslims) and those who did not (i.e. Non-Muslims). Loyalty to any other cause, such as regional autonomy, nationalism, etc. was explicitly or implicitly prohibited.
Who is the founder of Islamic beliefs?
