Prophet Muhammad’s humbleness

Prophet  Muhammad’s humbleness

 

 To be humble is to be modest, self-effacing, unpretentious, and unostentatious; it involves showing a low estimation of one’s own importance. It is the opposite of being arrogant, proud, and haughty.

Prophet Muhammad’s Zuhd

Prophet Muhammad’s Zuhd

       Zuhd is an often misunderstood term, most probably because, among certain people - namely, certain followers of Sufi orders -.it is taken to an extreme; or, it is understood only on a superficial level. In the Arabic language, a Zahid - one who practices Zuhd - is someone who is abstemious, austere, and self-denying in his lifestyle. As an Islamic term, a Zahid is someone who abjures worldly pleasures and comforts for the sake of Allah, and because, through leading a self-denying existence in this life, he hopes to enjoy a comfortable and pleasure-filled life in the Hereafter.

Prophet Muhammad’s bravery

Prophet Muhammad’s bravery
 

      By now, the reader should know that all of the Prophet’s noble characteristics were direct results of certain causes - such as his strong Faith in Allah, his fear of Allah, and the complete trust he (s.a.w) placed in Allah . In this regard, the characteristic of bravery is no exception. The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) was a paragon of bravery because he feared. no one save Allah, because he had Faith in Allah’s Promise to protect him from his enemies, and because he placed his complete trust in Allah.

Muhammad (s.a.w), the generous one

 He said (no) never, except when he made Tashahud, Had it not been for the Tashahud his no would have been a 'yes'.

Muhammad (s.a.w) the truthful one

The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) informed Muslims that, while a believer might be miserly or cowardly on occasion, he will never lie; furthermore, he forbade Muslims from lying even if they do so only as a joke, in order to make others laugh.

Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) and his Book

The Book he was sent with is the Qur’an categorically the best and the most sacred of all books, the only book on the face of the earth that is perfect and that is free from any and all defects

Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w), the patient one

     Every time he remembered what his enemies said, he recalled the words of Allah

(So bear patiently [O Muhammad] what they say...) (Qur’an 20: 130)

Muhammad and His religion

Muhammad religion is Islam, the only Religion that leads tosuccess and safety

the Prophet Muhammad the Messenger (saw)

Allah made his heart firm and steadfast, so that it never deviated from the truth. Allah guided his speech, so that the Prophet  Muhammad (saw) never spoke ignorantly. Allah safeguarded his Faith, so that he never went astray. 

Muhammad (saw) as a child

Divine protection didn’t, just mean that Allah protected Muhammad (saw) from physical harm; actually, it primarily meant protecting him in a spiritual sense. Thus, as a child or even as a young adult

The Prophet Muhammad His Lineage

Muhammad (s.a.w) was born to parents who did not fornicate, but who instead were married. His forefathers were leaders among people, chiefs of tribes and sub-tribes. Each one of them inherited noble qualities from his forefathers. 

Prophet Muhammad's homeland

the Prophet Muhammad (saw) said around the time he was forced to leave Makkah, “By Allah, you are the best of Allah’s lands, and the most beloved of Allah’s lands to Allah. And had it not been for the fact that I was forced to leave you, I would not have left.”

Name of The Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w)

The name "Muhammad" means "the praised one". Therefore, Name of Muhammad is as much a title that describes the Prophet's qualities, as it is a name that identifies the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.w) as an individual.