Kisah keajaiban di saat nabi Muhammad lahir

Summary

The video discusses significant events surrounding the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). It narrates how the attack on the Ka'bah, led by King Abrahah, was thwarted by divine intervention through birds carrying stones. Fifty days later, the Prophet was born, marking the appearance of the 'Ahmad star,' a sign of his prophethood according to Jewish scriptures. The video also touches on other miracles, including the collapse of the Kisra's palace pillars, foretelling the decline of Persia. The video promises more insights into the Prophet's early life in future installments.

Takeaways

• 🌟 The video emphasizes that Islam is a perfect religion and that Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) is the best role model for all of humanity.
• 🕊️ A key event mentioned is the attempted destruction of the Ka'bah by Abrahah, which was thwarted by Allah through the sending of birds (ababil) carrying stones of sijjil from hell.
• 👶 50 days after the incident with Abrahah, Prophet Muhammad (Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam), the greatest man, was born.
• 🌠 One of the miracles surrounding the Prophet's birth was the appearance of the 'Ahmad Star,' which Jewish scholars recognized as a sign of the last prophet's arrival.
• 🕍 Hassan bin Thabit, a companion of the Prophet, witnessed the Jewish scholars discussing the star and recognizing its significance.
• ✡️ Despite the Jews' acknowledgment of the prophecy, they refused to accept Prophet Muhammad because he was not from their lineage.
• 🏛️ Another significant event during the Prophet's birth was the collapse of 14 pillars of Kisra's palace, symbolizing the fall of the Persian Empire.
• 📜 Kisra, the Persian king, was told by his fortune tellers that his empire would last for 14 more rulers, but within 4 years, 10 rulers were already replaced.
• ⚔️ The 14th Persian ruler was eventually defeated during the reign of Umar bin Khattab (radhiyallahu anhu), fulfilling the prophecy.
• ⛔ The video advises Muslims to avoid believing in fortune telling and emphasizes the events occurring before Prophet Muhammad's prophethood.

Q & A

What event did Abrahah lead before the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

Abrahah led a campaign to destroy the Ka'bah, but Allah sent flocks of birds (ababil) carrying stones of sijjil (stones from Hell) to stop the attack.

How long after the attack on the Ka'bah was Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) born?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born 50 days after the attack on the Ka'bah.

What was one of the miracles associated with the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

One miracle was the appearance of the 'star of Ahmad,' which was believed by the Jews to signify the birth of the last prophet as foretold in their Torah.

What did Hassan Bin Tsabit witness on the night of the Prophet Muhammad's birth?

Hassan Bin Tsabit, who was near a Jewish fortress, heard a Jewish priest proclaim that the 'star of Ahmad' had appeared, signifying the birth of a prophet.

Why did the Jews refuse to believe in Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) despite recognizing the signs of his birth?

The Jews rejected Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) because he was not born from among their people, even though they recognized the signs of his prophethood.

What happened to the palace of Kisra, the Persian king, at the time of Prophet Muhammad's birth?

Fourteen pillars of Kisra's palace collapsed at the time of Prophet Muhammad's birth.

What did the astrologers predict for the Persian Empire after the collapse of the palace pillars?

The astrologers predicted that the Persian Empire would only last for 14 more kings after the collapse of the pillars.

How many kings ruled Persia in the next four years following the birth of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

Within four years, Persia saw 10 kings ascend to the throne, as the royal heirs often killed each other for power.

What eventually happened to the Persian Empire during the reign of Umar bin Khattab?

During the reign of Umar bin Khattab, the Persian Empire was conquered, fulfilling the prophecy that there would be 14 more Persian kings.

What is the Islamic stance on believing in prophecies or predictions, as mentioned in the script?

Islam teaches that Muslims should not believe in prophecies or predictions, as all power and knowledge belong to Allah.