Prophet Muhammad’s life

and Teachings
GROUP MEMBERS

• Muhammad Ukasha
• Muhammad Muneem
• Abdul Sami
• Abdul Rafay
 Prophet Muhammad's Early Life

✣ The exact date of his birth is uncertain. ✣ It was his trustworthy character that
Some belive he was born on April 20 or acquired him the nickname Al-Amin
April 26. (trustworthy) and Al-Sadiq(truthful).
✣ He was a great example for others.
✣ He was raised by his paternal
grandfather, Abdul Muttalib.
✣ When he was eight, responsibility fell to
his uncle Abu Taalib.

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Prophet Muhammad's wives

✣ Hazarat Safiyyah
✣ Hazarat Khadija
✣ Hazarat Zaynab bint Jahsh
✣ Hazarat Sawdah
✣ Hazarat Umm Habibah
✣ Hazarat Aisha
✣ Hazarat Umm Salamah
✣ Hazarat Maymoonah
✣ Hazarat Javeria
✣ Hazarat Hafsah
✣ Hazarat Zaynab bint Khuzaymah

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 Prophet Muhammad's Children

✣ Hazarat Khadija ✣ Hazarat Maria

1. Hazarat Zainab 1. Hazarat Ibrahim

2. Hazarat Ruqayyah
3. Hazarat Umm Kulsum
4. Hazarat Fatimah
5. Hazarat Abdullah
6. Hazarat Qasim

• Guidelines for a successful marrage based on the life and teachings of

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

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Before Prophethood

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 Call to prophet hood(610.C.E)
✣ By the age of 40, Muhammad
was in the habit of retreating to
a local cave when he desired
solitude.
✣ The angel Gabriel appeared to
Muhammad and told him that
God had chosen him as a
Messenger.
✣ Muhammad received his first
words of revelation:
“Read! In the name of your Lord who
created, created man from a clot.
Read! And your Lord is Most Bountiful.
He, Who taught by the pen, taught man
what he knew not." (Qur’an 96:1-5).
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 Muslims in Makkah: 613-619 C.E.
✣During this time the Prophet Muhammad was commanded to warn people about their
evil practices, help the poor and orphans, and to worship only One God (Allah).
✣Many people in Makkah had become rich, as the city was a central trade hub and a
spiritual center for polytheism.

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 Year of sadness:619c.e
• In that year, the Prophet Muhammad’s beloved wife Khadija and his
uncle/caretaker Abu Talib both died.

• the Prophet Muhammad had an experience which is now known as Isra’

and Mi’raj (the Night Visit and Ascension).

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 Migration to Madinah: 622 C.E.
• The Prophet Muhammad and his friend Abu Bakr then left Makkah to
join the others in Madinah.

• When the Prophet Muhammad arrived in Yathrib, the city was renamed
Madinah An-Nabi (the City of the Prophet). It is now also known as
Madinah Al-Munawarrah (the Enlightened City).

• This migration from Makkah to Madinah was complete in 622 C.E.,

which marks "year zero" (the beginning) of the Islamic calendar.

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 Battles and Treaties: 624-627 C.E.

Battle of Badr: Battle of Uhud: Battle of the Trench:

the Makkans came back The Makkans then tried a new
The Muslims were even stronger. The
outnumbered 3:1 but tactic, forging alliances with
Battle of Uhud was less
were successful in area tribes to join in and attack
decisive and taught the
defending against the Madinah from many directions.
Muslims an important
invading army. This Again, facing tremendous odds,
lesson about
boosted their morale; the Muslims successfully
overconfidence and
they felt that Allah had defended against this attack by
greed.
ensured their success digging a large ditch to ward off
despite the odds. the approaching cavalry.

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 The Last Sermon

✣ After praising, and thanking God, the Prophet, may God send His praises upon
him said:
✣ All mankind is from Adam and Eve.
✣ worship God, perform your five daily prayers, fast during the month of Ramadan,
and offer Zakat. Perform Hajj if you have the means.
✣ An Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab, nor does a non-Arab have any
superiority over an Arab;
✣ None have superiority over another.

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Conclusion

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Thank you
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Any questions!

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