My essay will concentrate on that when the Prophet Muhammad (saw) spreading Islam, that time when he was being tortured he still did continue to spread Islam. This essay will focus on how Prophet Muhammad (saw) did not give up under a very painful struggle e.c.t.

PROPHET MUHAMMAD (SAW)

Prophet Muhammad (saw) was born around the year of 570 and was orphaned at an early age. His uncle, who had religious place within the main Quraysh tribe of Mecca, raised him. At the age of 25, Prophet Muhammad (saw) married Bibi Khadija (as) who was 40 years old at that time. At the age of 40, within the distance of the hills outside Mecca, Prophet Muhammad (saw) had his first experience of Islam. The Angel Jibraeel (as) appeared to Prophet Muhammad (saw) and informed him that he was Allah’s (swt) first chosen messenger. Angel Jibraeel (as) also communicated to Prophet Muhammad (saw) about the first revelation from Allah’s (swt). When Prophet Muhammad (saw) went home and briefed to Bibi Khadija (as) he was been told that he was the first messenger of Allah’s (swt) through the Angel Jibraeel (as) and Bibi Khadija (as) did believe in what the Prophet Muhammad (saw) said. Bibi Khadija (as) is the first person to believe in Prophet Muhammad (saw) when he had had said that he was the first chosen messenger of Allah (swt). After the revelations of the Quran Prophet Muhammad (saw) started preaching the Islam, first he started preaching Islam to his relatives and friends, then to the general public.

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The Meccans first ignored Prophet Muhammad (saw), and then they disrespected him. As many more people accepted Prophet Muhammad’s (saw) call that many more the Meccans became more violent. After the Meccans tried to turn Prophet Muhammad (saw) away from the religion of Islam and when they could not do it, then they started to persecute Prophet Muhammad’s (saw) followers. When this did not work either, then the opposing Meccans decided to persecute Prophet Muhammad (saw) himself. By this time, two main tribes from the city of Yathrib (about 300 km (200 mi) north of Mecca) had invited Prophet ...

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