Narró Ibn 'Omar (que Allah esté complacido con él) que el Mensajero de Alá (la paz sea con él) puso su mano sobre mi hombro y me dijo: “Se en esta vida como si fueras un extranjero o un viajero”. Ibn 'Omar (que Allah esté complacido con él) solía decir: “Si alcanzas la noche, no esperes llegar a la mañana siguiente. Y si alcanzas la mañana no esperes que llegar hasta la noche. Toma de tu salud para tu enfermedad y de tu vida para tu muerte”. (Transmitido por Bujari)
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Muhummed (PBUH) the Greatest
To every Muslim on this planet, irrespective of cultural, geographical and political differences, Muhummed (PBUH), is Allah's greatest creation and was sent as a mercy for all mankind. A thousand million Muslims however, do not require any surveys, lists or research to arrive at this conclusion. It is a non-negotiable article of faith that Muhummed (PBUH) is the greatest.
BUT WHAT OF THE NON-MUSLIMS?
Surprisingly, over the centuries many an eminent non-Muslim has rated Muhummed (PBUH) most highly and given due recognition to his greatness. A selection of their quotations appear on page?* 10 and 11.
Michael H. Hart, a Christian American, astronomer, mathematician, lawyer, chessmaster and scientist, after extensive research, published an incisive biography of the 100 most influential people of all time. The biographical rankings with explanations describes the careers of religious and political leaders, inventors, writers, philosophers, scientists and artists.
From this research, which included illustrious personalities such as Jesus Christ, Moses, Caesar, the Wright brothers, Napoleon, Shakespeare, Columbus and Michelangelo; Michael Hart rated Muhummed (PBUH), as number one. He concluded the biography with the words "It is this unparalleled combination of secular and religious influence which I feel entitles Muhummed to be considered the most influential single figure in human history."
By special arrangement, we are privileged to present to sou the entire chapter on Muhummed (PBUH) from Michael Hart's "The 100". We have also included a summary of the Holy Prophet's (PBUH) farewell sermon delivered at Mount Arafat in the 10th year after Hijra (632 CE).
In an era when the world was awash in rivers of blind prejudices and nonsensical ignorance's, the Prophets (PBUH) divine message and glorious teachings became the purging torrents of spiritual enlightenment. The farewell sermon is an embodiment of the dynamics of Islam.
May Allah Muhummed (PBUH), his family, his companions and all the believers. Insha-Allah!
AHMED DEEDAT
(servant of Islam)
References:
http://www.jamaat.net/hart/int
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/T
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/D
