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Al-Asbahaani's Dalaail An Nubuwwah, Virtues Of The Prophet
Al-Asbahaani's Dalaail An Nubuwwah, Virtues Of The Prophet
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Synopsis:
This book, written by Haafiz Abu Nu’aym Al-Asbahaani (430 AH), presents ten virtues of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as revealed in the Quran. The first chapter of Dalaail An Nubuwwah focuses on these virtues, which are:
- Allah’s Messenger was sent as a Mercy to the Worlds: Emphasising the Prophet’s role as a mercy to humanity.
- Allah’s Messenger is not addressed by name in the Quran, except by the titles “Prophet” or “Messenger”: Highlighting the importance of referring to the Prophet by his titles, rather than his name.
- The prohibition against calling the Messenger by his name rather than his title: Stressing the significance of using the correct titles when addressing or referring to the Prophet.
- Allah’s command to speak to the Messenger in a manner different from that of other prophets: Illustrating the unique manner in which the Prophet was addressed and interacted with.
- Allah’s response to the accusers of His Messenger in the Quran: Showcasing Allah’s defence of the Prophet against false accusations.
- The Prophet does not speak according to his own desires: Emphasising the Prophet’s obedience to Allah’s commands and his lack of personal agenda.
- The Prophet is protected from sin: Highlighting the Prophet’s sinlessness and perfection.
- Each of the prophets made a covenant with Allah to follow the Messenger when he was dispatched: Illustrating the importance of following the Prophet and the covenant made by previous prophets.
- Allah made following and obeying the Messenger obligatory on all nations: Emphasising the universal obligation to follow the Prophet’s teachings.
- Allah mentions His own name along with the Messenger’s when mentioning obedience and various rulings: Highlighting the unity and harmony between Allah’s commands and the Prophet’s teachings.
This summary provides an overview of the virtues of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) as presented in the first chapter of Al-Asbahaani’s Dalaail An Nubuwwah, emphasizing the Quranic basis for these virtues and their significance in understanding the Prophet’s character and mission.
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