The Life of Prophet Muhammad

             According to Islam, there were well over one hundred and twenty four thousand prophets that were taught by God to teach mankind. Every prophet came with his own laws but followed the rules set by the prophets before him. The first prophet, who is believed to be Adam in most religions, was the first human on this earth. In Islam, the last and the most important prophet is believed to be Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). He was the last prophet from God and there will not be any other prophets after him. The life of this great prophet consists of many examples and characteristics. He lived his life in the two most important cities of Arabian Peninsula, Makkah and Madinah. This essay will explain many things from his life. It will explain his pre-prophet hood life, the Makkan life after becoming a prophet, and his life in Madinah. It will explain the great examples set by the prophet to guide us the way we should deal with situations in our lives. It tells us the solutions to different problems in our everyday lives. It also explains to us that our lives should be examples to others around us. .

             Arabia is the largest peninsula on the map of the world. The Arabs call it "Jaziratul Arab" which means the "Island of Arabia", although it is not an island, being surrounded but water on only three sides. The Arabian Peninsula went through a lot of changes since Prophet Abraham and his son Ishmael passed away. Great religions of the world had spread the light of faith, morality and learning in the ages past, but every one of these had been rendered a disgrace to its name by the sixth century of the Christian era. The Arabs had been the followers of Abrahamic religion in the olden times and had the distinction of having the first house of God in their land, The Ka"bah. Three hundred and sixty idols had been installed within the Ka"bah-the house built by Abraham for the worship of the one and only God.

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