Twenty-Nine Traits of Prophet’s Great Character
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Allah T’ala says in the Quran, Surah Al-Qalam (68:04):
“wa innaka la 'alaa khuluqin adheem”
And most definitely you (Prophet Muhammad (s.a.a.w.) are upon a very great and powerful disposition, character and mannerism.
A few ayaat earlier, Allah told His Messenger (s.a.a.w.) that he is not crazy, as his enemies try to defame him. For him is a reward from Allah T’ala without limit. And most definitely he is upon a great character.
Remember that the disbelievers of Makkah wanted to defame and character assassinate the Messenger of Allah. They would say evil things about the Messenger of Allah;
i.e. they would say he breaks up a son from his father (i.e. a son may leave his father’s religion), and they would say that he does not obey his tribes’ leaders (who called to polytheism) etc.
So the disbelievers would accuse him of doing evil to repel others from accepting Islam.
So Allah sent these ayaat to negate all these lies and character assassinations of the disbelievers by simply saying one line:
wa INNAka LA 'ala khuluqiN AdhEEmiN
And SURELY you are SURELY upon CONTINUOUSLY Great Mannerism.
Family Tree of Prophet Muhammad
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Family Tree of Prophet Muhammad (s.a.a.w.)
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Disposition by Ali
He was the most generous of heart, truthful of tongue, softest in disposition, and noble in relationship. He who first set eyes upon him feared him, but he who associated with him loved him. Those who described him would say: 'I have never seen before or after him anyone similar to him, peace be upon him.'A Selection of Articles
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- Allah alone do we worship and Allah alone do we turn for help
- He (s.a.a.w.) Preferred Living Poor
- Al-Aziz Al-Hakeem
- Al-Isra’ and Al-Mir‘raj
- Kindness to Animals
- Concept of Lord God in Islam
- The Expedition called Dhat-ur-Riqa‘ (in the year 7 A.H.)
- Ten Principles of Success in the light of the Seerah
- Concept of Reward and Punishment