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#1 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 17:57

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Salaams, I'm sure brothers have heard this before and it's been reported in Hadith. I was wondering if this narration (can someone post it, please) has an inner secret meaning? Like we Nuh (AS) did daw'wah for 950 years where as our Prophet (SAW) did it for 23 years and Ayub (AS) is reported to have been sick for a plague for almost 18 years (I've heard) and our Prophet (SAW) was only ever ill during the last moments of his blessed life.

Does the hadith mean mentally, physically, emotionally etc?

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#2 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 19:15

It was a physical illness

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#3 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 19:33

I don't think any other Prophet has waged Jihad as much as our Nabi (saw)

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Jihad became an ibadah only from the ummah of Musa (as) ie bani israel, onward. But they refused to fight during his life time. Only with the later Prophets did they start joining, like with Dawud (as).

Also the taunts and mockery and physical torture that our Prophet (saw)

went through in 23 years is really huge, He (saw)

was targeted for assassination 19(or14) times. The number of years might be lesser than other Prophets but the amount of trial and tribulation was definitely huge.

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#4 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:07

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Oh, you mean Prophet Ayub (AS)?

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Accusing the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) of being mentally ill

Recently, I read an article concerning Prophet Muhammed's validity. The article explained Prophet Muhammed was insane and suffering from a terribe psychological problem. Is this true? I think it is not, but a majority of people believe so. Is there any way YOU can defend Prophet Muhammed as being a true prophet?.

Praise be to Allaah. �

Firstly:�

The Muslim must realize that there is a difference between defending Islam before Muslims, which is done by quoting from the Qur'aan and Sunnah and other reliable sources, and defending Islam before non-Muslims who do not believe in the sources of sharee'ah, so we have to address them on the basis of reason and common sense.�

In order to answer this question we should realize that such things could not be said by a Muslim who believes in the sharee'ah of Islam, and that such words undoubtedly constitute kufr and heresy. Based on that, it is obvious that the people who said this are not Muslims and do not believe in sharee'ah, rather they are kaafirs who do not believe in Allaah or in the religion of Islam. So we should debate with them on the basis of reason, therefore we say to them the following:�

This claim can only come from one who hates and is jealous of the religion of Islam, for jealousy and hatred only come to a person when he sees an obvious blessing, which gives rise to hatred and envy in his heart. When those who came up with this claim saw the Muslims and the obvious blessings that they enjoy such as peace of mind and tranquility of heart, and the rare occurrence among the Muslims of evils such as adultery and alcohol consumption, and the low numbers of Muslims afflicted by physical and mental diseases which are rampant among them (the non-Muslims), such as AIDS and other illnesses, and when they saw the glowing history of the Muslims and how they were masters of the world when they adhered to Islam, and other manifest blessings to which everyone attests, and they saw how many people were becoming Muslim every day throughout the world, that upset them and they feared the spread of Islam, but they could not resist it except by using the feeble trick of slander.�

Intelligent people agree that anyone who makes a claim has to produce evidence to confirm the truth of what he is saying, otherwise it is to be rejected and thrown back in his face. Where is the proof of their sinister claims?�

If an intelligent man is told that some person managed to convince many people, numbering in the billions, of a specific idea, and that they followed him in that, or that a man on his own was able to succeed in the elections - for example - or to convince the people to vote for him, this intelligent man would attest that this person was brilliant and intelligent and wise. So how about out Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) - may my father and mother be sacrificed for him - whom the Arabs and non-Arabs followed, whose message of Islam spread everywhere and whose message with which Allaah sent him has remained strong until our own times, facts which are attested by everyone? Even those who make these sinister claims believe this deep in their hearts, but their envy and hatred have made them blind.�

Many of the enemies of Islam, such as the Orientalists who study Islam, affirm the virtues of Islam and the status of our Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him), and they testify that he was wise and perfect. When enemies testify to the virtues of their opponent, this carries great weight.�

The Muslim should not pay any attention to these people with ulterior motives who lay in wait to attack Islam and its followers, and try to undermine Islam. Islam is not affected by the slurs of such people or by their praise either.

And Allaah is the Guide to the Straight Path.

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#6 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:10

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Salaams respected brother.

I agree, but did the Prophet (SAW), I don't think really took part in the battle field did he? I know only in once in his blessed life he killed someone in jihad and it was that prick who dumped animal waste on his blessed back. I think he killed him duirng Battle of Uhud.

Can someone post the narration, please? I'd like to know in what sense the Prophet (AS) meant his struggles outnumber the entire tribulations all his predecessors.

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#7 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:10

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Both, Prophet Ayub (as) and Muhammad (saw)

had physical illnesses not emotional or mental!

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#8 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:13

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Whoa!

Brother the prophet took part in over 20 battles.

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#9 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:14

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Jazak'Allah for clarifying brother. The Hadith in question is where I'd like clarification if the Prophet (SAW) meant physically, emotionally or mentally that he went through more than any other Prophet did.

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#10 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:15

Only one person was killed from a scratch by the prophet (saw)

, it was a munafiq.

The others were killed according to his prophecies and by others.

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#11 [Permalink] Posted on 9th May 2014 20:16

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Sorry brother, I don't think I made myself clear. I know he lead the Muslim army into battke, but did the Prophet (SAW) fight alongside the Muslims? At Uhud he was safeguarded by Talha (RA) and Saad ibn Abi Waqas (RA) most of the time, so it got me wondering.

I know he was involved in many expeditions, his (SAW) one being Tabuk.

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