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The script above
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' MUHAMMAD -
Messenger of Allah'
Muhammad
peace and blessings of Allah
be upon him
One will
understand that in a theology treaty of Islam, the life of it's
Prophet is studied with more detail than the Prophets of any
other religion. One will also understand his noble haloed face
of light, his high outlined completeness, in time and space, the
privileged place he occupies in the hearts of men and women, old
and young, rich and poor of his community (Oumma),
whatever their race, history and cultural. P rayers
and peace of GOD be on him
A poem in praise
of Prophet Muhammad
peace and blessings of Allah be upon
him.
Written over 1400 years ago by Hassan ibn Thabit
a companion of the Prophet
' When I
saw his light shining forth, In fear I covered my eyes with my
palms, Afraid for my sight because of the
beauty of his form.
So I was scarcely able to look at him at all. The lights from
his light are drowned in his light and
his face shines out like the sun and moon in one. A spirit of
light lodged in a body like the moon, a
mantle made up of brilliant shining stars. I bore it until I
could bear it no longer. I found the taste of patience to be
like bitter aloes. I could find no remedy to bring me relief
other than delighting in the sight of
the one I love. Even if he had not brought any clear signs with
him, the sight of him would dispense
with the need for them. Muhammad is a human being but not like
other human beings. Rather he is a flawless diamond and the rest
of mankind is just stones. Blessings be on him so that perhaps
GOD may have mercy on us on that
burning Day when the Fire is roaring forth its sparks.'
'Muhammad his life based on the earliest sources.'
"Ramadan was the
traditional month of retreat, and it was one night towards the
end of Ramadan, in his fortieth year, when he was alone in the
cave (mount Hira near Makkah), that there came to him an Angel
in the form of a man. the Angel said to him: "Recite!" and he
said: "I am not a reciter," whereupon, as he himself told it,
"the Angel took me and whelmed me in his embrace until he had
reached the limit of mine endurance. then he released me and
said:' Recite!' I said: 'I am not a reciter,' and again he took
me and whelmed me in his embrace, and again when he reached the
limit of mine endurance he realised me and said: 'recite!', and
again I said 'I am not a reciter.' then a third
time he whelmed me as before, then released me and said:
"Recite in the name of
thy Lord who created! He created man from a clot of blood.
recite; and thy Lord is the Most bountiful, He who hath taught
by the pen, taught man what he knew not". (Quran Alaq :96)
He recited these words
after the Angel, who thereupon left him; and he said "It was
though the words were written on my heart." But he feared that
this might mean he had become a jinn-inspired poet or a man
possessed. So he fled from the cave, and when he was half-way
down the slope of the mountain he heard a voice above him
saying: " O Muhammad thou art the Messenger of GOD, and I am
Gabriel (Angel Jibrail)."
The Prophet stood gazing at the Angel; then he turned away from
him, but whichever way he looked the Angel was always there,
astride the horizon, whether it was to the north, to the south,
to the east or to the west. "
Source:
'Muhammad' his life based on the earliest sources .Author:
Martin Lings. page 43/44
Acknowledgements:-'
Muhammad' his life based on the earliest sources-author Martin
Lings.
Recommended
readings
:-
on the life of Prophet Muhammad (blessings and prayers of GOD be
on him)
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As-Shifa - The Healing : of
Qadi Ayad
(Arabic, French and English)
-
Nur ul Yaqeen - The Lights of Certainty (in Arabic, French and
English)
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Muhammad' his life based on
the earliest sources-author Martin Lings.
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