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PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH)

When we talk about an important person in our life , that means we talk about person who has left a positive impression on the people who live with him and also on other people who live do not live . This person made everything in his capacity and by all strengths have been given to delight all of the people. This person is like a candle burns to light the way to others. This person endured the hardships and troubles in the sake of reform of the mankind and guidance to what is righteousness and piety for the people. The concern of this person and his occupation was to get the people out of dismal darkness of the ignorance to the light of the faith. This person is the messenger and prophet of Allah to convey holy messages of God to the people to eliminate the cloudiness that was covering their eyes and prevent them from seeing the right way and darkness that was covering their minds and hearts from thinking and feeling of the right faith. This person is prophet Muhammad ( Peace be upon him). Prophet Muhammad ( Peace be upon him) is Muhammad Ibn Abdullah Ibn Abdulmuttalib. His father passed away before his birth. His mother Amena dreamed when she was a pregnant that a great light was shining from her stomach all the way to Bilad Asham. Prophet Mohammad was born in Makkah in 22nd of April of 571 AD. Immediately after his birth, his mother Amena took him to his grandfather Abdulmutalib who in his turn took him to Alkaaba where people were doing pilgrimage, and named him Mohammad. His grandfather did not choose this name vainly. He heard from Jew scholars that prophet moses informed his nation (children of Israel) that when a certain star moves from its place that will be the time of birth of the last prophet. This prophet will be among Arabs and his name will be Ahmad ( another name for Mohammad). Also, he informed them that who follows him, he will succeed but who goes against him , he will fail. So that his grandfather named

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