Some Features of prophet Muhamad's (PBUH) behaviour
The more I read about his story and his noble pesonality. The more I feel by how much we should love him. The more I read about his behaviour, I feel ashamed from myself, and I question myself where do I stand ?1- He was known as the most honest person. He was known before the prophecy by being very honest, that he never said a lie. The most clear eveidence, that on the day he wanted to announce and call people for Islam. He stood on a high mountain called " ElSafa" calling Quraish tribes. He asked them that if he told them that there are horses behind this mountain which want to invade them, would they believe him? They all agreed. They said (by what it means) they never witnessed from him a lie or dishonesty till that time. But even though when he called them for Islam and told them that he is a prophet and the messenger of Allah, most of them didn't believe in him.
2- He was very humble. There is a story that a Muslim man went to the prophet one day and he was trimbled for meeting the prophet (PBUH). The prophet (PBUH) told him (by what it means ) to take it easy on himself, and that he is not a king, but he is a slave(God's slave), and he eats like what the slave (God's slave) eats, and walks like how the slave walks and that his mother in Mecca used to eat something (I cant translate but something very modest).
3- His forgiveness. In the day the Muslims managed to open Mecca, after the prophet was forced to leave by its people going to Madina. After its' people had tortured his companions and tried to kill him. On the openning day, all Mecca's people were afraid from the revenge after what they had done to him and his friends. The prophet (PBUH) forgave them and told that they are free. This situation gives an example till now in our lives when we would like to hit an example of how forgiveness could reach to a level so high.
There are more and more indeed thatwe can learn from his noble personality.
Peace and prayers be upon prophet Mohamed, the seal of the prophets.
posted by roora @ 10:19 PM
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