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USI Chapter#02
Chapter 2
Islam in the Time of Prophet (Peace Be upon Him)
Section a
The Unity of Islam.
Section b
The Emphasis of Islam.
Section –a
THE UNITY OF ISLAM
Islam is a monotheistic religion and Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him) was first asked to profess it among his close relatives and friends. When all the efforts were exhausted by the Prophet (Peace Be upon Him) in changing the faith of his fellow tribesmen and citizens of Mecca and there were no further chances of its success in his native city Mecca and vicinity around it, then he allowed his companions to migrate to other parts of the world, i.e. Habsha and Medina, so that Muslims could practice according to the teachings of Islam. He, himself was among the last to migrate to Medina. In Medina, we see how Prophet made the brotherhood bond between the Muhajireen and Ansaar. As the Muhajireen had left their properties in Mecca and were only able to save their skin from the pagan prosecutors, these Muhajireen were made pair with Ansaar to share bounties and necessities of life. This brotherhood bondage was so strong that examples of sacrifice by Ansaar were of such caliber, that it is difficult to find examples of such sacrifices in the annal of human history. The teachings imparted by Prophet (Peace Be upon Him) caused this bondage of unity. We find people of different races and areas wielded in to one...
Islam in the Time of Prophet (Peace Be upon Him)
Section a
The Unity of Islam.
Section b
The Emphasis of Islam.
Section –a
THE UNITY OF ISLAM
Islam is a monotheistic religion and Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be upon Him) was first asked to profess it among his close relatives and friends. When all the efforts were exhausted by the Prophet (Peace Be upon Him) in changing the faith of his fellow tribesmen and citizens of Mecca and there were no further chances of its success in his native city Mecca and vicinity around it, then he allowed his companions to migrate to other parts of the world, i.e. Habsha and Medina, so that Muslims could practice according to the teachings of Islam. He, himself was among the last to migrate to Medina. In Medina, we see how Prophet made the brotherhood bond between the Muhajireen and Ansaar. As the Muhajireen had left their properties in Mecca and were only able to save their skin from the pagan prosecutors, these Muhajireen were made pair with Ansaar to share bounties and necessities of life. This brotherhood bondage was so strong that examples of sacrifice by Ansaar were of such caliber, that it is difficult to find examples of such sacrifices in the annal of human history. The teachings imparted by Prophet (Peace Be upon Him) caused this bondage of unity. We find people of different races and areas wielded in to one...
