A brief biography of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH):


The heart of every Muslim is filled with the love the seal of the Prophets, Muhammad (SAWS) who played very perfect role as the Messenger of Allah (Rasool -Sharing the message of Allah as Allah instructed without his words mixing in the form of the Quran) and as Nabi (Executing the message by applying strategies and tactical resources to provide mercy in all realms of life), this love is indeed an asset for any Muslim.

He spread mercy as clemency and forbearance; as the disposition to forgive or show compassion; as means a favor or a blessing and kindness, as sympathy and generosity, and beneficence and development of moral,spiritual, intellectual, political,economical growth and prosperity. His mercy was not just to believers, but to disbelievers and all creatures. He is a favor and blessing for mankind by Allah, not just to the Arabs or muslims, but for people of all races, region,religion and colors. With these qualities, his staunchest enemies became his closest followers when the cloud of blind prejudice was removed from their sight and when they were able, for the very first time, to see with clarity the true nature of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH)'s character.

History has recorded his contribution to the universe as an exemplary law giver, a teacher,a son, a brother,a husband,a father,a leader,a warrior.. People before his arrival were plunged in the depths of ignorance and darkness of self made rituals and forms of worships and way of life that was inhuman,irrational and full of fallacies. They used to eat corpses, to commit abominations, to severe blood ties, to neglect duties of hospitality and neighborliness, and to use only the law of the strong. Then Allah sent the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to call them to the one guidance of Allah, and taught them not to associate anything with Him. He forbade them all falsehood, and enjoined them all good and to speak the only truth, to be faithful to their trusts, to be merciful and to regard the rights of the objects of life and lifeless as well, and rights of the kith and kin and society, and established laws to refrain from crimes and bloodshed. He was very kind and tolerant towards everyone. They could not envisage life, without him.. He was the perfect head of state, managing men and women equal positions with ease, being a lover of their hearts, an instructor of their minds, an educator of their souls, he never neglected the affairs of the nation nor compromised his duties. He always helped with the housework and would at times mend his clothes, repair his shoes and sweep the floor. He would milk, protect and feed his animals and do household chores' Not only was he a devoted family member, he also encouraged his companions to follow his example: 'The most perfect of the believers in faith are the best of them in morals. And the best among them are those who are best to their womens.'


May Allah have his teachings blessed for the world.

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