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    Ch 13: The Rise Of Islam

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    earth. The Quran is a record of Muhammad’s revelations and the holy book of Islam (650 CE). The hadith are traditions of Muhammad’s life. Muhammad believed he was the seal of the prophets and recognized the authority of the Christian and Jewish faiths. • Move to Medina: Muhammad moved to Medina (Yathrib‚ “the city of the prophet”) because there was so much resistance to his new faith known as Islam (“submission”). Many conflicts arose because Muhammad’s monotheistic teachings went against the popular

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    Rights of Allah

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    believe in Him‚ worship Him alone‚ praise and glorify Him‚ be grateful to Him‚ obey Him‚ remember Him‚ pray to Him‚ fear Him‚ trust Him‚ seek refuge to Him‚ etc. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)‚ in his following traditions‚ has beautifully summed up rights of Allah on‚ man and man’s rights on Allah: * Mu’adh said: I was riding behind the Prophet on the back with nothing between him and me but the rear part of the saddle‚ when he said: “Do you know‚ Mu’adh‚ what Allah has a right to expect from His servants

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    derives from the same root as the word ashab or sahaba‚ “companions‚” and the two terms participate in the same semantic extension. Sohbet is what‚ by definition‚ sahaba do. Thus the figure of the companion in Islam is modeled on the Companions of the Prophet‚ those who were closest to Him during His lifetime‚ sought out and frequently kept His company‚ and strove to assimilate His teachings. Their significance can hardly be overstated‚ as it was they who transmitted the hadith and the Quran before these

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    and suppression‚ but where did this all begin? The roots of radical Islam dates back to the year 610 when the birth of Islam prevailed. The prophet Mohamed (pbuh) was sent by Allah (God) to spread the word of this belief and for the next 22 years the Muslim empire grew across the Middle East and Southern Europe. Moreover even after the death of the prophet Mohamed (pbuh) the new religion was still expanding and by the 17th century the Muslims were the greatest military force having conquered and

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     HAZRAT MOHAMMAD (P-B-U-H) the Peacemakser: Peace is a time of harmony between distinctive social groups that is described by absence of savagery‚ clash practices and the opportunity from trepidation of brutality. There are many personalities in this world which are known as the sign of peace. Among them‚ Hazrat MOHAMMAD (P-B-U-H) is the greatest personality. He is called the symbol of peace .As we know that Islam is a religion of peace so that he (P-B-U-H) also teaches us to be a peaceful

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    know?" Surah Al-Baqarah‚ ayah 269 reveals: "Allah grants wisdom to whom He pleases and to whom wisdom is granted indeed he receives an overflowing benefit " The Holy Prophet of Allah (pbuh.) said: "Talabul ilmi farizatun ala kuli mulsim " This Hadith means: "Attainment of knowledge is a must for every Muslim. At Gangi Badur Prophet Mohammad (pbuh) set an option to unbleviour prisoners to teach ten muslims to get free. So it is clear from The glories Quran and Hadith‚that to get education is obligatory

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    Muhammad Culture Spread

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    Muhammad‚ a last prophet sent from the god to mankind; was the most influential leader of Islam. Because of his advancement to explore new ideas and new ways to do tasks. Muhammad was born in the capital Mecca at 570 BC. He made improvements on religion‚ economy‚ political issues and gained many followers for social stature of the Islamic state. The whole empire spread throughout Muhammad’s leadership and increased the amount of trade they networked every year. As trade increased a substantial amount

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    women‚ slaves and livestock; using swords and amour but the rule was you are not to kill anyone due to the ‘Code of Vendetta’ so if someone on tribe A was killed‚ a person from tribe B has to be sacrificed. It is interesting to think that even the prophet Mohammad played an active part in this sport when the message he was to spread was so peaceful. Western Muslims believed life before Mohammad was the way it was because they thought if Europe was that way‚ the rest of the world must

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    Muhammad's Major Beliefs

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    Muhammad is the founder the religion of Islam. Muhammad is also the last prophet of the religion of Islam. He became a prophet through the angel Gabriel‚ who expressed God’s will to Muhammad. Muhammad taught people that there is only one God and that Allah. Many people became followers of Muhammad’s teachings and prayers‚ they became know as Muslims. Muhammad left his homeland Mecca and made a pilgrimage to Medina. On is way to Median‚ he attracted many followers of Islam. This journey became known

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    The flight

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    starts to rise in the morning‚ to when the sun sets at night‚ we do not eat or drink during the month of Ramadan! Sahur is a special meal eaten before the sun rises late at night…like a very early breakfast! Narrated Anas bin Malik: The Prophet said: “Take Sahur as there is a blessing in it.” Sahih al Bukhari‚ The Book of As-Saum hadeeth #1923 Draw a picture of what you would like to eat for Suhur. During the day we do not eat or drink! Also we must not be rude or mean to anyone

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