Nuaym ibn Masud was from Najd in the northern highlands of Arabia. He belonged to the powerful Ghatafan tribe. As a young man, he was clever and alert. He was full of enterprise and travelled widely. He was resourceful, every ready to take up a challenge and not prepared to allow any problem to get […]
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Christian Arabs. After their defeats in the battles of Kazima, Mazar and Walaja, the Persians felt that there should be a change in their strategy. They decided to settle Christian Arabs against the Muslim Arabs. In pursuance of this policy, after the battle of Walaja, the Christian Arabs mustered at Ulleis, ten miles from Walaja
Halimah Bint Abi Dhuayb best known as Halima Sadiyah was the wetnurse and foster-mother of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). She and her husband belonged to a subdivision of Hawazin tribe. Halima Sadiyah took Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) under her custody when He was only 8 days old. She took Him with her and kept Him for two
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Banu Nadeer. Banu Nadeer were Jews who resided at Madina. Muhammad (peace be on him) entered into a pact of alliance with them. The Jews in spite of their pact with the Muslims resorted to intrigues. They opened secret negotiations with the Quraish against the Muslims. They deliberately mispronounced the sacred words of the Holy
*What Muslim Children Must Know Part 3*https://youtu.be/STUIIySCE8Y.EbookWhat Muslim Children Must Knowhttps://d1.islamhouse.com/data/en/ih_books/single3/en-what-muslim-children-must-know.pdf.Question 35: What is the definition of Zakah? Answer: It is a due right on a specific type of property, to be given to a-specific group of people, at a specific time. It is one of the pillars of Islam and an obligatory charity that
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At Shaykhan, halfway between Madinah and Uhud, the thousand strong Muslim army led by the Prophet stopped. The sun had begun to sink beneath the horizon. The Prophet dismounted from his horse Sakb. He was fully dressed for battle. A turban was wound about his helmet. He wore a breastplate beneath which was a coat
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Rarely can one find a closer bond between two persons such as existed between Muhammad the son of Abdullah and Abu Sufyan the son of al-Harith. (This Abu Sufyan of course was not the same as Abu Sufyan ibn Harb, the powerful Quraysh chieftain.) Abu Sufyan ibn al-Harith was born about the same time as
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*Understand Islam * *Islam – The Easy and Natural Way* One of the phrases utilized by the Qur’an in the course of the early Makkan interval to explain Islam was ‘Al-Yusraa’ means ‘The Easy Way’. This is just because Islam was, and is the pure lifestyle. Indeed, no matter is pure for human beings needs
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My Islam INTRODUCTION: (اَلسَلامُ عَلَيْكُم وَرَحْمَةُ اَللهِ وَبَرَكاتُهُ) Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh ———— Wisdom and Teaching Of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ): Narrated Abu Dharr (ra): The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) mentioned to us: When one in all you turns into offended whereas standing, he ought to sit down. If the anger leaves him, nicely and good; in
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Black, tall and sturdy, Muhammad ibn Maslamah towered above his contemporaries. He was a giant among the companions of the Prophet, a giant in body and a giant in deeds. Significantly he was called Muhammad even before he became a Muslim. It would seem that his name was itself a pointer to the fact that
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