Seerah

Incidents and stories at an around the lifetime of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings upon him.

The Best Teacher

Rasulllah (صلى الله عليه و سلم) is our example as a friend, parent, spouse and a slave of Allah. But one role he played that we may not implement is his role as a teacher. There are six outstanding qualities that he possessed as a teacher that had a significant role in portraying the message to mankind. These qualities if implemented will inshaAllah help one to become a more successful teacher.


Wild Rumors

After the battle of Uhud, 'Aisha lost her necklace; she stayed behind to look for it, and one companion gave her his camel. When they reached Medinah, fitnah ensued--Abdullah ibn Ubay started rumours that they commited zina. Four groups emerged during this month-long trial. Who were they? Learn how to deal with such situations TODAY, when you see your friend with some girl (or guy) at the mall.


Mecca’s War Criminals

When the Prophet conquered Mecca, some people remained war criminals: Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl, Wahshi, Hind, Abu Sufyaan, and Abdullah ibn Sa'ad. Yet, all were forgiven and embraced Islam.


Two Uncles of the Prophet

Abu Lahab and Abu Talib: two uncles of the Messenger of Allah who are in different levels of Hellfire. One was the Firawn of the ummah, and one was a great supporter of Islam.


The Shepherd’s Path

The Shepherd's Path is an AlMaghrib class by Muhammad Alshareef; all about the life of the Messenger of Allah--his actions, his lessons, his trials.


Benefits to Not Fighting Back

The command not to fight in Mecca, even in the face of severe oppression and torture, brought several benefits: patience, obedience, sympathy, and life.


The Role of the Masjid

During the time of the Prophet, the masjid was many things--an educational center, a hospital, a think-tank, a retreat, a welcome center, and more!


Leadership Lessons: Power With Conciseness

Power comes with concisity. The letter from the Prophet Muhammad to Musaylimah the Liar. Khalid ibn Walid's letter to Iyaad ibn Ghanim. Concisity tips.


Pain Brings Change

Pain is often an instigator of change. Pain works as one method to break people out of their cycles or mindsets.
Look at the story of 'Umar ibn al-Khattab, may Allah be pleased with him. In Mecca, before he became Muslim, he was one of the toughest on the Muslims.
One of his relatives, Umm [...]


Competing to Good Deeds: Abu Dujana and the Prophet’s Sword

The companions of the Prophet Muhammad competed in good deeds. A walk hated by Allah. The story of Abu Dujana, Uhud, and the Prophet's sword.


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