ahmed al hlayel
عضو نشيط
 عدد الرسائل : 28
العمل/الترفيه : CPL Pilot
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تاريخ التسجيل : 08/11/2008
 |  موضوع: The Needs Of Humanity In The Mission Of Prophet Muhammad  الإثنين مارس 09, 2009 8:03 pm | |
| DR.ADEL IBN ALI AL-SHDDY
DR.ABDUL-RAZAAQ MAASH This is new series prepaired by the above mentioned names concerning the new aspect of prophet Mohammad message for the humanbeing All praise is due to Allah, Lord of the worlds, and blessings and peace be upon Muhammad r, seal of the prophets and messengers.Some Westerners are presently asking what new aspects Prophet Muhammad e[1] offered to the world. Undoubtedly, all those who conveyed great messages were great in themselves, great in their lives. And although they appeared during specific periods of history, they left their mark, not only on their own societies, but on the history of the entire world.Among them was our Prophet, Muhammad e.The outstanding feature of his greatness lies in the fact that he was the bearer of a divine monotheistic message. It was a comprehensive message aimed basically at the amendment of human life, shifting it from barbarism and paganism to a monotheistic civilization based on certainty of faith.Will Durant, the American research scholar and author of “The Story of Civilization”, wrote: "When we judge greatness by what effect a great person left on people, we could say that Muhammad r was one of the greatest figures in history. For he took it upon himself to elevate the spiritual and moral level of a people cast into the shadows of savagery by the heat and aridity of the desert. He succeeded in the realization of that goal on a scale never achieved by any other reformer in history. Very seldom do we find someone who actually achieved that of which he dreamt. It was not merely because he was an extremely religious person, but because there was no influence other than that of religion which motivated the Arabs [1] Blessings and peace be upon him of that time to follow the path he pursued. When he began his mission, the land of Arabia was an arid desert inhabited by a few disunited polytheistic tribes. But by the time of his death it had become a unified, cohesive nation. He had tamed the anarchy of fanaticism and superstition and established a religion over Judaism, Christianity and the ancient beliefs of his land that was uncomplicated, lucid and powerful, a bastion of morality, honesty, valor and national honor. Within a single generation he was able to triumph in a hundred battles, to found a great nation within one century, and remain until this day a formidable power throughout half of the world."[sup][1][/sup] We, of the Program for Introducing the Prophet of Mercy r , consider it among our obligations to answer the questions pertaining to what Prophet Muhammad e offered to the world and to humanity with reference to the topics that follow.[1] Will Durant, The Story of Civilization, 13/47. | |
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