The Farewell Pilgrimage and Sermon
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What significant event does the Year of Deputations mark in relation to the Prophet's life?

  • The Prophet's death
  • The acceptance of Islam by various tribes (correct)
  • The abolition of usury
  • The start of the Hajj pilgrimage
  • Which city did the Prophet travel to for his final pilgrimage?

  • Makkah (correct)
  • Jerusalem
  • Medina
  • Ta'if
  • During the Farewell Sermon, the Prophet emphasized the sacredness of what?

  • Religious texts
  • Lives and property of Muslims (correct)
  • Pilgrimage rituals
  • Charitable acts
  • How many Muslims accompanied the Prophet during his final pilgrimage?

    <p>124,000</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What did the Prophet state regarding distinctions between Arabs and Non-Arabs in his sermon?

    <p>All are equal regardless of ethnicity.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What principle did the Prophet mention regarding the treatment of slaves?

    <p>Kind treatment and equality in food and clothing.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What final action did the Prophet take after delivering his Farewell Sermon?

    <p>He asked the attendees how they would respond to questions about him.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    In his Farewell Sermon, what did the Prophet state about future prophets?

    <p>He is the last prophet.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Year of Deputations

    • The Year of Deputations (also known as the Year of the Delegations) marks a significant turning point in the Prophet’s life, as it saw a surge in delegations from different tribes and communities pledging their allegiance to Islam, marking a significant expansion of the Muslim community and the growing influence of the Prophet's message.

    Final Pilgrimage

    • The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) traveled to Makkah for his final pilgrimage, known as the "Hajj al-Wadaa" (Farewell Pilgrimage).

    Sacredness of Life and Property

    • During his Farewell Sermon, the Prophet emphasized the sanctity of human life and property, declaring that all Muslims were equal in God's eyes and stressing the inviolability of one another's lives, possessions, and honor.

    Number of Muslims

    • An estimated 100,000-120,000 Muslims accompanied the Prophet during his final pilgrimage, a testament to the growing strength of the Muslim community.

    Arabs and Non-Arabs

    • The Prophet stated that there was no superiority of Arabs over non-Arabs, nor of non-Arabs over Arabs, emphasizing the principle of equality and brotherhood within the Muslim community, transcending tribal and racial distinctions.

    Treatment of Slaves

    • The Prophet stressed the importance of treating slaves with kindness and fairness, highlighting the humanity of all people and the need for compassion.

    Final Action

    • After delivering his Farewell Sermon, the Prophet performed the Tawaf (circumambulating the Kaaba) seven times.

    Future Prophets

    • The Prophet stated that there would be no Prophet after him, emphasizing the finality of his message and the importance of adhering to its teachings.

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