18 Questions
What was Bahira's intention when he invited the Meccans to eat with him?
To see the prophet who was expected to come after Jesus
Where did the Prophet's mother, Aminah, take him to visit when he was about six years old?
Yathrib, to visit his uncles
What did the two men in white, who visited the Prophet (PBUH), find in his chest and throw away?
Satanic beak
How did Muhammad respond when Bahira asked him to swear by the idols in the Ka'bah?
He said, 'There is nothing in this world that I hate more'
What did Bahira notice about Muhammad's appearance that fitted the description in the old manuscripts?
Many things, but the specific details are not mentioned
What was the result of the Prophet's time spent with Haleema Sadia?
It toughened his physique and he got familiar with pure Arabic language
How did the Prophet (PBUH) treat Hazrat Halima when she visited him in later years?
He welcomed her very honorably and spread his cloak for her to sit on
How old was the Prophet (PBUH) when he was given back to his mother?
Four years old
Why did Bahira ask the boy Muhammad to join the group for the meal?
Because he wanted to observe him and ask him questions
Who did the Prophet (PBUH) claim to be the most perfect among, and what was his dialect?
The most perfect Arab among the Quraish, and his dialect was of the Banu Saad
What was the physical characteristic that Bahira recognized as a sign of prophecy in Muhammad?
The seal of prophecy, like an apple, below the end of his shoulder-blade
What did Bahira tell Abu Talib about his nephew Muhammad?
That his child was special and if the Jews found out his signs, they would attempt to murder him
What event led to the Sacriligious War between Banu Kinana and Banu Hazwazain?
Barraz killing a man of Banu Hazwazain in the famous fair of Ukaz.
During the Sacriligious War, where did Barraz take refuge that was considered a sacred place?
Kabah (Kaaba)
Who participated in the war along with the Prophet (PBUH) to help his uncle?
Prophet's uncle Abu Talib
What event led to the support of oppressed people and the oath known as Half ul Fadhul?
Zubaidi being deceived by his master Aas Bin Wail and seeking help from Prophet's uncles.
What did the people of Abdullah bin Jadan's house swear to do?
To always support people in difficulties
What is the name of the famous oath made by worthy people in support of oppressed individuals?
Half ul Fadhul
Study Notes
Bahira's Encounter with Muhammad (PBUH)
- Bahira, a monk, recognized Muhammad (PBUH) as the prophet expected to come after Jesus based on descriptions in old manuscripts.
- Bahira invited Meccans, including Muhammad (PBUH), for a meal and watched him, noticing signs of prophecy.
- When Bahira asked Muhammad (PBUH) to swear by the idols in the Ka'bah, Muhammad (PBUH) refused, saying he hated them.
Muhammad's Childhood
- Muhammad (PBUH) was sent to Haleema Sadia for upbringing and spent four years with her.
- During this time, he was visited by two angels, Jibrael and Mikael, who removed a satanic beak from his chest.
- After this event, Muhammad (PBUH) was returned to his mother in Mecca when he was about three years old.
- Muhammad (PBUH) claimed to be the most perfect Arab among his people and attributed his dialect to the Banu Saad.
Upbringing by Abu Talib
- Muhammad (PBUH) returned to live with his mother in Mecca when he was about three years old.
- Abu Talib brought Muhammad (PBUH) back to Mecca when he learned of his mother's plan to take him to visit his uncles in Yathrib.
Early Life Experiences
- Muhammad (PBUH) looked after sheep of his family and Makkans, comparing himself to other messengers who also tended sheep.
- He received payment in Qararit (coins) for his services.
Harb ul Fajaar
- Between 580 and 590 A.D., a sacrilegious war took place between Banu Kinana and Banu Hawazain.
- The battle occurred during forbidden months, and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) helped his uncle Abu Talib collect arrows during the war.
Half ul Fadhul
- An event took place where Zubaidi was deceived by his master Aas Bin Wail, and people decided to support the oppressed.
- Worthy people took an oath in Abdullah bin Jadan's house to support those in difficulty.
- Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) witnessed this oath, also known as Half ul Fadhul.
Explore the historical events surrounding Mohammad (PBUH) tending to sheep in his boyhood and the Sacrilegious war between Banu Kinana alliance of Quraish and Banu Hazwazain. Delve into the significance of these events in Islamic history.
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