Sunday, February 5, 2012

Muhammad PBUH Was Born

Everyone here Im very sure already celebrated the one of the biggest event in Islam, what we called Maulud Nabi or the day of Muhammad SAW born as mentioned on 12 Rabiul Awal in the history.
but did we realize or still remember what actually happened and the truly one behind of this Prophet Muhammad life?
and I just remind back my ownself on how my Sirah ustazah at my late madrasah telling me how from an orphan Muhammad SAW grew up as a model, a role model for every human kind nowaday.
The Prophet Muhammad Saw was a direct descendant of the Biblical patriarch Abraham or what we called Ibrahim RA through his eldest son Ismail RA.
Muhammad SAW was born in Makkah, Saudi Arabia in around 570 common era, a member of the Hashim clan of the Qurasyh tribe.
his father Abdullah a merchant died before Muhammad SAW was born and his mother Amina died when he was only 6 years old and leaving him an orphan.
and because of that, he was reared first by the grandfather Abd al-Mutalib a famous man for his life then by his uncle Abu Talib. 
the only person with him from his first breath to his last was his Abyssinian nurse barakallah Ummu Ayman, who Muhammad SAW always called mother.


until the peak of his called to be a Prophet, I clearly remember on how Muhammad SAW protested against Jibril when the angel has asking him in orderly to recite the shown words  'Iqra' that come from the fe'lul madi, their root word  'Qa Ra A' and the fe'lul mudore' 'Yaq Ra Uw' in the Cave of Hira' on Jabal Nur, overlooking Makkah al-Mukarramah. 
*ahah what a such vocab there sorry for the bad Arab grammar I can't find for Jawi font here actually I just sharing the verb in Arabic 
and he protested that he was not a learned man and could not read them, but Jibril insisted and suddenly Muhammad SAW was given to understand what the words said.
he was ordered to learn them and repeat them to others.
thus came the first revelation of the verses now collected in the book form, we known as the Qur'an or the Recitation.



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