Story Telling Kelahiran nabi Muhammad SAW

Summary

This script narrates the life of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), from his miraculous birth during the Year of the Elephant to the first revelation at the age of 40. It highlights key events such as his early years as an orphan, his marriage to Khadijah, his retreat to the Cave of Hira, and the commencement of his prophethood. The narrative emphasizes the miracles surrounding his birth, his honesty and integrity, and his ultimate message to humanity, urging followers to hold fast to the Quran and Hadith for salvation. The story serves as an inspiring reminder of his guidance for all believers.

Takeaways

• 😀 The birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) took place in the Year of the Elephant, marked by a miraculous event where King Abrahah's army was destroyed by birds sent by Allah.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born an orphan, as his father Abdullah passed away before his birth.
• 😀 His birth was accompanied by numerous miracles: the skies became calm, plants flourished, and a bright light illuminated his surroundings.
• 😀 At a young age, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was entrusted to wet nurses, first to Thuwaibah, and later to Halimah al-Sa’diyyah, where miraculous events occurred, such as abundant crops and thriving livestock.
• 😀 When he was a young child, the angel Jibril purified his heart, preparing him for his later role as a prophet.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) lost his mother, Amina, at the age of six, and his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib, when he was eight. He was then raised by his uncle, Abu Talib.
• 😀 As a young adult, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) earned the title of Al-Amin (The Trustworthy) due to his honesty and integrity in trade.
• 😀 He married Khadijah bint Khuwaylid, a wealthy merchant, at the age of 25, and they had six children together.
• 😀 At the age of 40, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) retreated to the Cave of Hira for contemplation, where he received the first revelation from Allah through the angel Jibril, commanding him to 'Read'.
• 😀 Over the next 23 years, the Quran was revealed to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), providing guidance on monotheism, justice, and morality.
• 😀 Before his death at the age of 63, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised his followers to hold onto two things: the Quran and his teachings (Hadith), as the keys to salvation.

Q & A

What is the significance of the 'Year of the Elephant' in Islamic history?

The 'Year of the Elephant' refers to the year when the Abyssinian king, Abrahah, attempted to destroy the Ka'bah in Mecca with an army of elephants. This event was thwarted by Allah, who sent flocks of birds, Ababil, to destroy the army with stones of fire, thus marking the miraculous birth year of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

How did the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) affect the environment around Mecca?

The birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was accompanied by remarkable natural phenomena. The sky became calm, the earth peaceful, and a radiant light illuminated the city, symbolizing the arrival of the Prophet who would bring guidance to the world.

Why was Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) considered an orphan?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was considered an orphan because his father, Abdullah, passed away before his birth. His mother, Aminah, also died when he was just six years old, leaving him without both parents at a young age.

Who took care of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) after his parents passed away?

After the death of his mother, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was taken care of by his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib. Upon the death of his grandfather, the Prophet was entrusted to the care of his uncle, Abu Talib.

What title was Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) given during his youth, and why?

During his youth, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was given the title 'Al-Amin,' which means 'The Trustworthy.' This was due to his reputation for honesty, integrity, and wisdom in his dealings, earning the trust of everyone around him.

What was the role of Khadijah in Prophet Muhammad's life?

Khadijah binti Khuwaylid was a wealthy and noble woman who became Prophet Muhammad's wife. She was impressed by his honesty and business acumen during a trade trip to Syria. Afterward, she proposed marriage to him, and they had six children together.

What was the main reason Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) retreated to the Cave of Hira?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) retreated to the Cave of Hira to meditate and reflect on the moral corruption, idol worship, and injustice prevalent in Mecca. He sought solitude to find answers and clarity about the state of the world around him.

What was the first revelation received by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

The first revelation received by Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was brought by the Angel Jibril (Gabriel) in the Cave of Hira when the Prophet was 40 years old. The revelation was the first five verses of Surah Al-Alaq, urging him to 'Read in the name of your Lord who created.'

How long did the revelation continue, and what was the key message of the Quran?

The revelation continued for 23 years, during which the Quran was revealed gradually. The core message of the Quran is the Oneness of Allah (Tawhid) and the call to live with justice, compassion, and morality, guiding people to worship only Allah.

What was Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) final message to his followers?

Before his death, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) advised his followers to hold firmly to two sources of guidance: the Quran and the Sunnah (his teachings and practices). This was to ensure their spiritual safety and success both in this world and the Hereafter.