Category: The Prophet of Mercy

Articles- In Depth – Prophet Muhammad

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The King of Abyssinia (Ethiopia) had captured Yemen for a very short period. During the lifetime of ‘Abdul-Muttalib, Yemen was under the rule of the King of Abyssinia. In those days Abrahah Ashram was the governor of Yemen on behalf…

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Booklet : 1000 Sunnah per Day & Night

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  • How can you gain the Love of Allah the Almighty?1000sunnah-print-eg
     By Following the steps of  the The Prophet of Mercy (Mohammad  Salla Allahu Alaiyhi  wa Sallam)
  • The Sunnah in “Waking up”
  •  The Sunna in Performing “Ablution”
  • The Sunnah in “Using Sewak “
  • The Sunnah in “Wearing Shoes”
  • The Sunnah in “Wearing Clothes”
  • The Sunnah of Athan
  • The Sunna of Praying at Night  and more…. download it   
    more about the The Prophet of Mercy 

The Prophet Muhammad’s Forgiveness

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after the conquest of Makkah. The Prophet set out to the city of Makkah with a force of 10,000 men, and took the city with relative ease. At the time of victory, the city was in the hands of the pagans, the very same pagans who had just broke the treaty they had, which led to the Muslim conquest. On top of this, these were the same pagans who had forced the Muslims out of the city of Makkah, for years they had mistreated and oppressed the Muslims, which eventually led to their exodus from the city.The Prophet set out to the city of Makkah with a force of 10,000 men, and took the city with relative ease. At the time of victory, the city was in the hands of the pagans, the very same pagans who had just broke the treaty they

 The Prophet set out to the city of Makkah with a force of 10,000 men, and took the city with relative ease. At the time of victory, the city was in the hands of the pagans who had forced the Muslims out of the city of Makkah, for years they had mistreated and oppressed the Muslims. So with all of this, the pagans were very nervous of what would happen to them at the hands of the Muslims, they were expecting the Prophet to take full revenge against them, but instead, the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) did the following:

‘0 people of Quraysh! What do you think I will do with you?’ One of them, Suhayl ibn Amr, who had fought against the Prophet, replied on behalf of the Makkans: ‘We think (you will treat us) well, noble brother, son of a noble brother.’ A radiant smile flashed across the face of the beloved Prophet of God and, in a spirit of magnanimity and tolerance, he said: “I shall speak to you as Yusuf [Joseph] spoke unto his brothers: ‘There is no reproach against you today; God will forgive. He is the most Merciful and the most Compassionate.’ ” (Quran,12:92) And he added: ‘No more responsibility burdens you today. ‘Idhhabuu… wa antum at-tulaqaa – Go, for you are free.’ (Ibn Ishaque)…. READ MORE rasoulallah.net