Your Beloved

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BY Allama Iqbal
He slept on a mat of rushes, But the crown of Chosroes lay beneath the feet of his followers; He chose the nightly solitude of Mount Hira, And founded a nation, law and government; He passed his nights with sleepless eyes, That his Millet might sleep on Chosroes throne In the hour of battle, iron was melted by the flash of his sword. At prayer time, tears fell like drops of rain from his eyes. In his prayer for Divine help, his Amen' was a sword, Which extirpated the lineage of kings. He inaugurated a new Order in the world, He brought the empires old to an end: In his sight the high and the low were one, He sat with the slave at table one; He burnt clear the distinctions of birth and clan. His fire consumed all this trash and bran.


I know a man who lost his parents at a young age. He was man enough to love a strong woman years older than him, worked for her and made her stronger, opened his heart to her, shared his fears to no one but her. He was romantic and was faithful to her till her last breath. Cleaned after himself and sewed his own clothes. He was good looking, courageous and fearless. He never judged anyone on their pasts or looks, and was moderate, open minded and tolerant. His neighbour was Jewish and his cousin-in- law was a Christian priest. Beaten and exiled when he was helpless, he was merciful when he became stronger. Intelligent, wise and a hard worker, he built a long lasting nation out of nothing in the last 20 years of his life. He had no parents, but loved his daughters and grandchildren. His last will was “Be good to women”. This man was a mercy for all mankind, this is my Prophet Muhammad salalahu alayhi wasalaam Peace be Upon Him ♥

If you are rich, follow the merchant of Makkah.

If you are poor, look at the prisoner of the Shi’abe Abi Taalib.

If you are a king, study the life of the ruler of Arabia.

If you are a subject, look at the Quraishi.

If you are a conqueror, look at the conqueror of Badr, Hunayn & Makkah.

If you are defeated, take lesson from the battle of Uhud.

If you are a teacher, look at the holy teacher in the school of Suffah.

If you are a pupil, look at him, who sat before Jibra’eel (A.S.).

If you are a preacher of the gospel of truth, look at the prophet of Makkah.

If you are successful, watch him preach on the pulpit of Madinah.

If you are wishing to be a prosperous business man, look at him who owned the lands of Bani Nazeer, Khaybar and Fadak.

If you are an orphan, do not forget the child of Abdullah and Aaminah.

If you are a young man read the life of Makkah’s shepherd.

If you are a husband, do not forget the husband of hadrat Khadija and Aisha (R.A.).

If you are a father, watch the father of hadrat Faatima (R.A.) and the grand father of Hasan (R.A.) and Hussain (R.A.).
In short whatever you might be, unto the blessed Prophet sallallahu alaihe wasallam is your guidance.
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Chronology of Events in the Life of Muhammad (PBUH)  
Contributed by: Dr. Rasheed S. Aazzam 

Brief Description of the EventApproximate Date
Age of the Holy Prophet according
to Lunar Calendar
Approximate Gregorian and Hijra dates BH=Before Hijra, AH=After Hijra
The Holy Prophet of Islam, Muhammad, peace be upon him, born an orphan His father Abdullah, may Allah be pleased with him, had died a few months before the birth of his son.0 years9 or 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal 52 or 53 BH April 570 or 571 AD
Hadrat Halima Sadiyya, may Allah be pleased with her, appointed wet nurse.8 days
Return to Mecca under the care of his mother6 Years46 BH 577 AD
Mother, Hadrat Amina, may Allah be pleased with her, passes away6 Years46 BH 577 AD
Grandfather, Hadrat Abdul-Muttalib, may Allah be pleased with him, died8 Years44 BH 579 AD
First visit to Syria with a trading caravan 12 years 40 BH, 583 AD12 Years40 BH 583 AD
Pledge of Fudul to help the needy and the oppressed15 Years37 BH 586 AD
Second journey to Syria for trade as an agent of Hadrat Khadija, may Allah be pleased with her25 Years28 BH 595 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Khadija, may Allah be pleased with her25 Years28 BH 595 AD
Birth of a son, Hadrat Qasim (may Allah be pleased with him)28 Years25 BH 598 AD
Birth of his daughter, Hadrat Zainab, may Allah be pleased with her30 Years23 BH 600 AD
Birth of his daughter, Hadrat Ruqayya, may Allah be pleased with her33 Years20 BH 603 AD
Birth of his daughter, Hadrat Um-e-Kalthum, may Allah be pleased with her34 years19 BH 604 AD
Renovation of Ka'aba and the placement of Hajr-e-Aswad (Black Stone)35 years18 BH 605 AD
Birth of his daughter, Hadrat Fatima, may Allah be pleased with her35 years18 BH605 AD
Hadrat Jibrail bought the First Revelation in the Cave of Hira40 Year12 BH 610 AD
Revelation of the Holy Quran continues, Ministry of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is established. Hadrat Khadija (the wife), Hadrat Abu Bakr (the best friend), Hadrat Ali (the dearest cousin) and
Hadrat Zaid (a freed slave and adopted son), may Allah be pleased with
them all, accept Islam
40 Years 6 monthsFriday 18 Ramadan 12 BH 14 August 610 AD
Open invitation to the people of Mecca to join Islam under Allah's command43 Years9 BH 614 AD
A group of Muslims emigrates to Abyssinia46 Years7 BH 615 AD
Blockade of Shi'b Abi-Talib46 Years7 BH 30 September 615 AD
Hadrat Hamza (paternal uncle) and Hadrat Umar, may Allah be pleased with them, accept Islam46 Years6 BH 616 AD
Hadrat Abu Talib, (beloved uncle and guardian) and only a few days later, Hadrat Khadija, the most beloved wife, may Allah be pleased with them, passed away49 YearsRamadan 3 BH January 619 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Sau'da, may Allah be pleased with her49 Years3 BH 619 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Aisha, may Allah be pleased with her49 Years3 BH 619 AD
Journey to Ta'if, about 40 miles from Mecca, for calling the citizens of Ta'if to Islam49 Years3 BH 619 AD
Journey of Mi'raj. Five daily prayers made obligatory for Muslims50 Years27 Rajab 2 BH 8 March 620 AD
Deputation from Medina accepts Islam50 Years2 BH 620 AD
First Pledge of 'Aq'ba'52 YearsDhul Haj, 1 BH 621 AD
Second Pledge of 'Aq'ba52 Years3 months BH June 622 AD
Hijra (migration) from Mecca to the cave of Thaur52 YearsFriday 27 Safar 10 September 622
Emigration to Medina begins52 YearsMonday 1 Rabi-ul-Awwal 13 September 622 AD
Arrival at Medina after the first Friday Prayer at Quba's Mosque53 Years12 Rabi-ul-Awwal 1st year AH 24 September 622 AD
Construction of the Holy Prophet's Mosque at Medina. Hadrat Bilal's call for Prayer (Adhan)53 Years1st year AH 622 AD
Brotherhood pacts between Ansar (Muslims from Medina) and Muhajirin (immigrants from Mecca)53 Years1st year AH 622 AD
Treaty with Jews of Medina53 Years1st year AH 622 AD
Permission to fight in self-defense is granted by Allah53 Years12 Safar 2 AH 14 August 623 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Waddan53 Years29 Safar 2 AH 31 August 623
Ghazwa (Battle) of Safwan54 Years2 AH 623 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) Dul-'Ashir54 Years2 AH 623 AD
Hadrat Salman Farsi, may Allah be pleased with him, accepts Islam54 Years2 AH 624 AD
Revelation and change of Qibla (direction to face for Formal Prayers, Salat) towards Ka'ba Fasting in the month of Ramadan becomes obligatory54 YearsSha'abn 2 AH February 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Badr54 Years12-17 Ramadan 2 AH March 8-13, 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Bani Salim54 Years25 Ramadan 2 AH 21 March 524 AD
Initiation of Eid-ul-Fitr and Zakat-ul-Fitr (Alms at the Eid-ul-Fitr).54 Years28 Ramadan / 1 Shawwal 2 AH 24/25 March 624 AD
Zakat becomes obligatory for Muslims54 YearsShawwal 2 AH April 624 AD
Nikah and Marriage ceremony of Hadrat Fatima, may Allah be pleased with her54 YearsShawwal 2 AH April 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Bani Qainuqa54 Years15 Shawwal 2 AH 10 April 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Sawiq54 Years5 Dhul-Haj 2 AH 29 May 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Ghatfan54 YearsMuharram 3 AH July 624 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Bahran55 YearsRabi-us-Sani 3 AH October 624 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Hafsa, may Allah be pleased with her55 YearsShaban 3 AH January 625 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Uhad55 Years6 Shawwal 3 AH 22 March 625
Ghazwa (Battle) of Humra-ul-Asad55 Years8 Shawwal 3 AH 24 March 625 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Zainab Bint Khazima, may Allah be pleased with her55 YearsDhul-Haj 3 AH May 625 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Banu Nudair56 YearsRabi-ul-Awwal 4 AH August 625 AD
Prohibition of Drinking in Islam56 YearsRabi-ul-Awwal 4 AH August 625 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Dhatur-Riqa56 YearsJamadi-ul-Awwal 4 AH October 625 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Um-e-Salma, may Allah be pleased with her56 YearsShawwal 4 AH March 626 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Badru-Ukhra56 YearsDhul Qad 4 AH April 626
Ghazwa (Battle) of Dumatul-Jandal57 Years25 Rabi-ul-Awwal 5 AH
Ghazwa (Battle) of Banu Mustalaq Nikah with Hadrat Jawariya bint Harith, may Allah be pleased with her57 Years3 Shaban 5 AH 28 December 626 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Zainab bint Hajash, may Allah be pleased with her57 YearsShawwal 5 AH February 627 AD
Revelation for Hijab, rules of modesty57 Years1 Dhi Qa'd 5 AH 24 March 627 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Ahzab or Khandaq (Ditch)57 Years8 Dhi Qa'd 5 AH 31 March 627 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Bani Quraiza57 YearsDhul-Haj 5 AH April 627 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Bani Lahyan57 Years1 Rabi-ul-Awwal 6 AH 21 July 627 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Dhi Qard or Ghaiba58 YearsRabi-ul-Akhar 6 AH August 627 AD
Treaty of Hudaibiyya58 Years1 Dhi Qa'd 6 AH 13 March 628 AD
Prohibition of Marriage with non-believers58 YearsDhi Qa'd 6 AH March 628 AD
Marriage with Hadrat Habiba, may Allah be pleased with her58 YearsDhul-Haj 6 AH April 628 AD
Invitation sent to various rulers to accept Islam58 Years1 Muharram 7AH May 628 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Khaibar Return of Muslims from Abyssinia. Marriage with Hadrat Safiyya, may Allah be pleased with her. Ghazwa (Battle) of Wadiyul-Qura and Taim.58 YearsMuharram 7 AH June 628 AD
Performance of Umra (Umratul-Qada) Marriage with Hadrat Maimuna, may Allah be pleased with her59 YearsDhi Qa'd 7 AH March 629 AD
Hadrat Khalid bin Walid and Hadrat Umar bin Al-'Aas, may Allah be pleased with both, accept Islam60 YearsSafar 8 AH June 629 AD
Ghazwa of Muta60 YearsJamadi-ul-Awwal 8 AH August 629 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Mecca and Fall of Mecca60 Years10 Ramadan 8 AH 1 January 630 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Hunain (or Autas or Hawazan) and Ghazwa (Battle) of Ta'if60 YearsShawwal 8 AH January 630 AD
Arrival in Ja'rana Deputation from Hawazan accepts Islam60 Years5 Dhi Qa'd 8 AH 24 February 630 AD
Regular establishment of Department of Zakat (Alms) and Sadaqa (Charity), and appointment of administrative officers60 YearsMuharram, 9 AH April 630 AD
Deputation from Ghadra accepts Islam60 YearsSafar 9 AH May 630 AD
Deputation from Balli accepts Islam61 YearsRabi-ul-Awwal, 9 AH June 630 AD
Ummul-Muminin Hadrat Mariya, may Allah be pleased with her, gave birth to a son, Hadrat Ibrahim, may Allah be pleased with him61 YearsJamadi-ul-Akhar, 9 AH August 630 AD
Ghazwa (Battle) of Tabuk, the last great battle lead by the Holy Prophet, peace be upon him61 YearsRajab, 9 AH October 630 AD
Ordinance of Jizya, tax on non-believers seeking protection from Muslims and exemption from military service in defense of the country they were living in as its citizens61 YearsRajab 9 AH October 630 AD
Pilgrimage journey of Hadrat Abu Bakr Siddique, may Allah be pleased with him61 YearsDhi Qa'd, 9 AH February 631 AD
Hajj (pilgrimage of Ka'ba in Mecca) made Obligatory by Allah Interest is prohibited in Islam61 Years
Deputation Tai, Hamadan, Bani Asad and Bani Abbas, all accept Islam61 Years
Deputation from Ghuttan accepts Islam62 YearsRamadan, 10 AH 631 AD
Departure from Medina for Mecca for Hajjatul-Wida (Farewell Pilgrimage)62 Years25 Dhi Qa'd 10 AH 23 February 632 AD
Entry into Mecca for Hajjatul-Wida (Farewell Pilgrimage)62 Years4 Dhul-Haj 10 AH 1 March 632 AD
Hajjatul-Wida, departure for 'Arafat, Farewell Sermon Received the last revelation from Allah62 YearsFriday 9 Dhul Hajj 10 AH 6 March 632 AD
Return from Mana, Hajjatul-Wida62 Years13 Dhul-Hajj 10 AH 10 March 632 AD
Arrival of deputations from Nakha' Last deputation received by the Holy Prophet, peace be upon him62 Years15 Muharram 11 AH 11 April 632 AD
Sarya Usama bin Zaid, may Allah be pleased with him, last successful military mission during the Holy Prophet's life62 Years28 Safar 11 AH 24 May 632 AD
The Holy Prophet, peace be upon him, falls ill62 YearsMonday 29 Safar 11 AH 25 May 632 AD
The Holy Prophet, peace be upon him, lead the last Salat four days before his departure from this world62 YearsWednesday 8 Rabi-ul-Awwal 11 AH 3 June 632 AD
The Holy Prophet, peace be upon him, offered his last Prayer in congregation in the Mosque lead by Hadrat Abu Bakr, may Allah be pleased with him63 YearsMonday 12 Rabi-ul-Awwal 11 AH 7 June 632 AD
The Holy Prophet, peace be upon him, passed away63 YearsInna lillahe Wa Inna Elaihe Rajioon
Janaza (funeral) Prayer and burial63 YearsWednesday 14 Rabi-ul-Awwal 11 AH 9 June 632 AD



Holy Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam)’s Character and Conduct

The  Holy Prophet (Sallallaho alaihe wasallam) was the most patient among men, the bravest, the best judge, and one who pardoned most. His hand did not touch any strange woman. He was the greatest charitable man. He did not pass a single night hoarding any dirham or dinar. Whenever any excess money came to him and if he did not then get anyone to accept it as charity, he did not return home till he gave it to the poor and the needy. He did not store up for more than a year the provision of his family members which Allah was pleased to give him. He used to take one fifth of what easily came to him out of dates and wheat. What remained in excess, he used to give in charity. He used to give away in charity to one who begged anything of him, even out of his stored up provision.

 He used to repair his shoes, join his wives in their labours and cut meat with them. He was the most shy among men and could not stare at anyone for long. He accepted invitation of slaves and free men and presentation of even a cup of milk. He did not use the properties of  Zakat and used to accept the invitation of the widows and the poor. He used to speak the truth even though it was sometimes a cause of trouble to himself and his companions. He used to say: I Don't accept any invitation of any infidel. He used to bind stones in his bell for appeasing his hunger and eat whatever he got. He did not return any present and did not take precaution in any lawful food. If he got dried grapes in lieu of  bread, he ate them. If he got baked meat, he ate it. He used to eat whatever he got of bread, wheat, sweets, and honey. He considered milk as sufficient if he did not get any other food. He used not to take food leaning against a pillow or upon a high table. Soles of his two feet served as his towel. He used not to eat bread consecutively for three days till he met Allah. it was a voluntary act on his part. He used to accept invitations of marriage, attend the sick and the diseased and attend the funerals. He was the most modest without pride and his tongue was most eloquent without prolongation of his speech.

His constitution was the most beautiful. No worldly duties could keep him busy. He used to put on whatever he got. His ring was made of silver and he used to put it on in the little finger of his right or left hand. He used to take his servant behind his back on any conveyance, whether it was horse, camel or ass. Sometimes he walked bare footed, sometimes he had no turban or cap on his head.

He used to go even to a distant place to see sick, love scents and hate stench or bad smell, sit with the poor and the destitute, eat with them, honour those possessing honour, advise them to do good deeds and show kindness to the relatives. He did not treat harshly with anybody and accepted excuse offered to him. He used at times to cut jokes without falsehood and not burst into laughter.

He held innocent sports and plays as lawful, played with his wives and held races with them. He used to drink milk of camels and goats along with his family members and give them equal shares in foods and dresses. He passed no time uselessly except for Allah. He used to walk in the gardens of his companions for recreation. He did not hate the poor for their poverty, not fear the kings for their mighty power. He used to call the people, high or low, towards Allah. Allah adorned him with all the qualities, and good administration although he was illiterate. His boyhood was spent along with the shepherds and he used to graze sheep and goats. He was an orphan and his parents died in his infancy.


2 comments:

Unknown said...

really......great.......we love you tooooooooooooooooo much Propoht Mohammad (saw)

insherah said...

:) we love u Mohammad s.a.w

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