Dakwah Nabi Muhammad Secara Terang terangan - Episode. 29

Summary

This transcript details a pivotal moment in the life of Prophet Muhammad (Shallallahu Alaihi Wasallam) during the early days of his mission. It covers the revelation he received from Allah, instructing him to publicly preach Islam to his closest family members, despite opposition. The Prophet faces resistance, especially from his uncle Abu Lahab, who interrupts his preaching and mocks him. Despite the adversity, the Prophet remains steadfast in his mission, and divine revelations provide guidance on how to handle his family's rejection, emphasizing that responsibility lies with those who disbelieve.

Takeaways

• 😀 The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) initially carried out his mission in secrecy, with 39 followers who were obedient to the faith.
• 😀 The first revelation from Allah commanded the Prophet to openly preach Islam, despite the threats and ridicule from disbelievers.
• 😀 The Prophet was ordered to warn his closest relatives, especially his family, and to treat his followers gently while distancing himself from those who disobeyed.
• 😀 The Prophet (PBUH) was hesitant to fulfill the revelation due to the difficulty of the task and remained home for a month, causing concern among his family, especially his uncle Abu Talib.
• 😀 After receiving encouragement from his uncle, the Prophet was allowed to begin his mission of preaching to his closest relatives.
• 😀 The Prophet gathered his relatives at the foot of Mount Safa, including his hostile uncle Abu Lahab, to deliver the message.
• 😀 Abu Lahab immediately rejected the Prophet's call, mocking him and disrupting the gathering, which led to the revelation of Allah condemning Abu Lahab.
• 😀 Allah's revelation declared that Abu Lahab’s wealth and efforts would be of no use to him, and he would face punishment.
• 😀 Despite Abu Lahab's rejection, the Prophet (PBUH) insisted on inviting all family members, even those who opposed, to hear the message of Islam.
• 😀 The Prophet (PBUH) continued his efforts, showing patience and obedience to Allah’s guidance, while leaving the outcome to Allah's will, regardless of whether others accepted or rejected the message.

Q & A

What was the initial stage of Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) mission?

Initially, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) conducted his mission secretly for about three years, with only 39 followers who adhered to his teachings in secrecy.

What significant revelation did the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) receive that changed the nature of his mission?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received a revelation instructing him to openly proclaim the message of Islam and turn away from the polytheists. This was a command to spread the message without fear of persecution.

What was the implication of the second revelation Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) received?

The second revelation instructed Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to warn his closest relatives about the message of Islam, and to show gentleness towards those who followed him, while declaring that those who rejected the message would bear their own responsibility.

Why did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) remain at home for a month after receiving the revelation?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stayed at home for a month as he found it difficult to carry out the command to openly preach to his family, feeling the weight of the responsibility and the potential difficulties he would face.

What did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) tell his uncle, Abu Talib, regarding the revelation?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) explained to Abu Talib that he was not sick but was waiting for the command from Allah to call his family to Islam, as the message he received instructed him to do so.

What was Abu Talib's reaction when Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) began to preach to his relatives?

Abu Talib allowed Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) to preach to the family but advised him not to include Abu Lahab in the call, suggesting that it might cause trouble.

What happened during the first gathering that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) organized to preach to his relatives?

During the first gathering, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) addressed his relatives, mentioning that he was a warning to them of a severe punishment from Allah. However, Abu Lahab interrupted and became angry, preventing the continuation of the meeting.

How did Abu Lahab react to Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) message during the gathering?

Abu Lahab ridiculed Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) by shouting and accusing him of being deceitful. He even attempted to throw a stone at the Prophet to stop the message from being delivered.

What was the divine response to Abu Lahab's actions during the gathering?

In response to Abu Lahab's actions, Allah revealed a curse upon Abu Lahab, condemning him and his wealth, declaring that his possessions and efforts would be of no benefit to him.

How did the second gathering differ from the first one?

In the second gathering, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was asked by some of his relatives to not invite Abu Lahab, but he refused, insisting that everyone, including Abu Lahab, had the right to hear the message. The gathering proceeded without yielding to Abu Lahab's interference.