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Summary

The script reflects on the life and final days of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), detailing his last moments, his final sermon, and his teachings to his companions. It highlights key events such as his farewell pilgrimage, the revelation of the verse declaring the completion of the religion, his last words to the believers, and his death. The story emphasizes the love and devotion of his companions, the grief they felt at his passing, and the importance of following his guidance. The narrative also reinforces the inevitability of death and the need to live with faith, patience, and piety.

Takeaways

• 😀 The death of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) is inevitable, as Allah says in the Quran that every soul must taste death.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) performed his farewell pilgrimage (Hajj) as his first and last Hajj before passing away three months later.
• 😀 When Surah Al-Ma'idah 5:3 was revealed, Abu Bakr (RA) cried, realizing it signaled the nearing departure of the Prophet (PBUH).
• 😀 The Prophet (PBUH) expressed longing for his companions and stated that his true 'brothers' would be those who believe in him despite not having seen him.
• 😀 Before his death, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) experienced severe illness, moving between the homes of his wives, ultimately seeking to stay in Aisha’s (RA) house.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized the importance of prayer and treating others well, especially with regard to wives and servants, in his last sermon.
• 😀 In his final sermon, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) warned his followers against being consumed by worldly desires, just as those before them had been destroyed.
• 😀 Abu Bakr (RA) displayed deep devotion to the Prophet (PBUH) and was the only one who did not despair when the Prophet (PBUH) passed away.
• 😀 Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) chose to meet Allah and his companions in the highest place in Jannah, confirming his departure through a gesture with his finger pointing to the sky.
• 😀 Aisha (RA) described the last moments of the Prophet (PBUH), sharing how he indicated his preference for the afterlife with his final words 'Illa Rafiqil A'la' (to the highest companion).

Q & A

What was the significance of Surah Al-Maidah, verse 3, and how did Abu Bakr react to its revelation?

Surah Al-Maidah, verse 3, was revealed during the farewell pilgrimage of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The verse marked the completion of the religion and Allah's favor upon the Muslims. Abu Bakr, upon hearing the verse, began to cry because he understood that it signaled the imminent passing of the Prophet (PBUH).

What was the relationship between Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his companions in his final days?

In his final days, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) expressed a deep longing to meet his true followers—those who would believe in him after his passing, despite not having seen him. He distinguished them from his companions, calling them 'brothers' and demonstrating his affection for them.

What was the significance of Prophet Muhammad’s (PBUH) visit to the martyrs of Uhud?

Before his death, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) visited the martyrs of Uhud, where he paid his respects, expressed his sorrow, and reassured them that he and his followers would join them in the afterlife. This visit highlighted his deep connection with his companions, especially those who sacrificed their lives for Islam.

Why did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) choose to stay with Aisha (RA) during his final illness?

During his final illness, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) requested to stay at Aisha's house because it was the only house where the angel Jibril would bring down revelation. His choice was also due to the fact that Aisha’s house was a place where the Prophet's final messages were to be conveyed.

What message did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) convey in his final sermon at the mosque?

In his final sermon, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) emphasized the importance of maintaining strong bonds with Allah and each other, caring for the rights of women, safeguarding prayer, and remaining pious. He warned against the dangers of pursuing the world excessively and highlighted the eternal nature of Allah's reward.

How did Abu Bakr react to the Prophet's (PBUH) last sermon?

When Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) delivered his final sermon, Abu Bakr was deeply moved and cried. He was emotionally overwhelmed by the realization that the Prophet's (PBUH) departure was imminent, and he expressed his devotion by offering his own life in place of the Prophet's.

What was the significance of the Prophet's (PBUH) statement about the Day of Judgment during his final days?

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) warned his companions about the Day of Judgment, reminding them that all their deeds would be judged by Allah. He emphasized the importance of being mindful of their actions and staying true to the faith, as there would be no injustice in Allah's judgment.

What did Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) mean by saying that his followers would meet him again at his 'Haud' (pool)?

The Prophet (PBUH) referred to the 'Haud' (the Pool of Paradise), where his followers will reunite with him after death. It symbolizes the eternal meeting place for the believers where they will drink from the Prophet's (PBUH) hands before entering Paradise.

What was the reaction of the companions after the death of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

After the death of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), his companions were deeply grief-stricken. Many were shocked, and some, like Umar ibn al-Khattab, were in denial, unwilling to accept the reality of his passing. Abu Bakr, however, remained composed, reminding the companions that the Prophet's death did not diminish the existence of Allah.

How did Abu Bakr affirm the continuation of the faith after Prophet Muhammad's (PBUH) death?

After Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) passed away, Abu Bakr delivered a speech reminding the companions that while Muhammad (PBUH) was no longer with them, Allah was still alive, and the faith would continue. He quoted the verse from the Quran, 'Muhammad is no more than a messenger...,' to affirm that the believers should not turn back after the Prophet’s death.