Obeying and pledging allegiance to the Prophet of Islam, is obeying and allegiance to Allah. Believing in him is believing in Allah. He is a mercy and a light to humanity. The Lord guaranteed his protection and infallibility. The lord guaranteed the protection of Islam and the Quran The Holly book of Islam until the end of time.
During his lifetime, the Lord ordered humans never to raise a voice above the voice of the Prophet Mohammed. The Prophet Mohammed is so special to the Lord, that he forgave him for any previous sins if there were any and what was to come.
All the keys of the worldly coffers were granted to him. Even his companion of the Jinn converted to Islam because of his nobleness and holiness. The space that lays between his house and his pulpit is described as a garden of Paradise.
What he saw in his dreams was reality. Prophet Mohammed was and will always be the light, mercy and blessing to humanity. Prophet Mohammed is peace and love. The honor of following his path is, to Muslims, the only path to the heavens. Prophet Mohammed and his believers are not terrorists. They do not promote hate or murders or bloodshed. Islam is a religion of peace, it is a light beam that illuminates darkness into the path of heaven. Please consider upgrading your browser software or enabling style sheets CSS if you are able to do so.
This page has been archived and is no longer updated. Find out more about page archiving. Prophet Muhammad Last updated Introduction The Prophet Muhammad Muslims believe that Islam is a faith that has always existed and that it was gradually revealed to humanity by a number of prophets, but the final and complete revelation of the faith was made through the Prophet Muhammad in the 7th century CE.
He was a deeply spiritual man, and often spent time in meditation on Mount Hira. The Qur'an During the rest of his life Muhammad continued to receive these revelations. Preaching Believing that God had chosen him as his messenger Muhammad began to preach what God had revealed to him. The Hijrah Muhammad's popularity was seen as threatening by the people in power in Mecca, and Muhammad took his followers on a journey from Mecca to Medina in The return to Mecca Within ten years Muhammad had gained so many followers that he was able to return and conquer Mecca.
From this time on he was generally accepted by the faithful as the true final Prophet of God. Audio journey Muhammad: an audio journey Desert landscape. Mecca In the year a 40 year old illiterate trader in the deserts of Arabia received a revelation that would change the world. Islam is now the second most popular religion on the planet with more than a billion followers. See also. Muhammad accepted an invitation to settle in the oasis of Yathrib, located some eleven days miles north by camel, for the oasis had been nearly torn apart by wars between the clans, of which many were Jewish.
Muhammad's hegira from Mecca marks the beginning of a new polity. For the first time in Arabia members of a community were bound together not by the traditional ties of clan and tribe but by their shared belief in the one true God. Later believers, looking back on this event, recognized its seminal importance by designating it as the first year of their new era.
In further recognition of this great event, the oasis of Yathrib came to be called Medina, "the city [of the Prophet]. Muhammad, surrounded by his followers, lived in Medina for ten years, slowly winning over converts. Muhammad made repeated attempts to attract the Jews to his cause, for example, he directed that believers worship like the Jews in the direction of Jerusalem.
Ultimately these attempts failed, and henceforth Muslims prayed in the direction of the Kaaba in Mecca. Muhammad's native town, which had long been a center of paganism, thereby became the center of the true religion, the focal point of the believers' daily prayer, and eventually the object of their annual pilgrimage.
Raiding and warfare were the primary economic activities of the new community in Medina, and the rich caravans organized by the Quraysh of Mecca were particularly attractive targets.
In , Muhammad finally negotiated a truce with the Meccans and in the following year returned as a pilgrim to the city's holy sites. The murder of one of his followers provoked him to attack the city, which soon surrendered.
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