Hazrat Muhammad's (Saw) Birth And Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week Of Unity

**Prof. Dr. Sinsi** · 10-11-2012

Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) Birth and Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week of Unity
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Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) Birth and Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week of Unity)

Hazrat Muhammad (saw) was born in the year 570 CE (fifty-three years before the Hijrah) in the town of Makkah, a mountain town in the high desert plateau of western Arabia

His name derives from the Arabic verb Hamada, meaning "to praise, to glorify

" He was the first and only son of Hazrat Abdullah ibn Abd Al-Muttalib and Hazrat -----h bint Wahab

Hazrat Abdullah ibn Abd Al-Muttalib died before Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) birth

The precise date of his birth is disputed among the historians, but Ayatullah Ruhullah Musawi al-Khomeini (ra), the founder of the Islamic revolution had declared the week between 12th and 17th Rabi al-Awwal as "Hafta-E-Wahdat" meaning "the week of unity amongst Muslims

" Muslims all over the world are urged to get together and celebrate (Eid-E-Milad un Nabi) the birth of Hazrat Muhammad (saw) for the whole week

The year in which our Hazrat Muhammad (saw) was born is called as the Year of Elephant (Aam ul-Feel); it is because of that famous incidence in which the ruler of Yemen, Abraha tried to destroy Kaaba using his army of Elephants and a vast flock of small birds like swallows, carrying pebbles in their beaks darkened the sky and pelted them down upon the heads of Abraha's army causing deep puncture like wounds killing many

It is also said that at the same time for the first time in Arabia, the diseases of typhoid and smallpox appeared, affecting the whole army

Abraha himself suffered from smallpox, and remained alive only until he reached Yemen and died there

This is the theme mentioned in Noble Qur'an, Chapter 105 'Feel' (Elephant)

The tribe that Hazrat Muhammad (saw) came from was named "Quraish"

This tribe was one of the most influential tribes that governed Muslims centuries after Islam

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Prof. Dr. Sinsi	Hazrat Muhammad's (Saw) Birth And Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week Of Unity *Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) Birth and Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week of Unity* Hakkında *Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) Birth and Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week of Unity* Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) Birth and Childhood (Hafta-E-Wahdat, Week of Unity) Hazrat Muhammad (saw) was born in the year 570 CE (fifty-three years before the Hijrah) in the town of Makkah, a mountain town in the high desert plateau of western Arabia His name derives from the Arabic verb Hamada, meaning "to praise, to glorify" He was the first and only son of Hazrat Abdullah ibn Abd Al-Muttalib and Hazrat -----h bint Wahab Hazrat Abdullah ibn Abd Al-Muttalib died before Hazrat Muhammad's (saw) birth The precise date of his birth is disputed among the historians, but Ayatullah Ruhullah Musawi al-Khomeini (ra), the founder of the Islamic revolution had declared the week between 12th and 17th Rabi al-Awwal as "Hafta-E-Wahdat" meaning "the week of unity amongst Muslims" Muslims all over the world are urged to get together and celebrate (Eid-E-Milad un Nabi) the birth of Hazrat Muhammad (saw) for the whole week The year in which our Hazrat Muhammad (saw) was born is called as the Year of Elephant (Aam ul-Feel); it is because of that famous incidence in which the ruler of Yemen, Abraha tried to destroy Kaaba using his army of Elephants and a vast flock of small birds like swallows, carrying pebbles in their beaks darkened the sky and pelted them down upon the heads of Abraha's army causing deep puncture like wounds killing many It is also said that at the same time for the first time in Arabia, the diseases of typhoid and smallpox appeared, affecting the whole army Abraha himself suffered from smallpox, and remained alive only until he reached Yemen and died there This is the theme mentioned in Noble Qur'an, Chapter 105 'Feel' (Elephant) The tribe that Hazrat Muhammad (saw) came from was named "Quraish" This tribe was one of the most influential tribes that governed Muslims centuries after Islam