Life Of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Facts About Life Character

Muhammad (PBUH) was a descendant of Prophet Ismail.
He was born in Mecca.
His birth year was 570 A.D.
His mother passed away shortly after his birth.
Muhammad (PBUH) was orphaned as his father had died before he was born.
His care was taken by his uncle, Abu Talib, and his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib.
At age 9, he accompanied his uncle on trade trips.
During these trips, he met people from different religions.
He was known as “The Trustworthy” by the people of Medina.
A Christian merchant once predicted he would do great things.
At age 25, he married Hazrat Khadija, who was 40 at the time.
They had children, but they all died young.
Muhammad (PBUH) married Sayyida Aisha when she was 9 years old.
He always shared his meals with others, never eating alone.
He advised people to wash their hands before and after eating.
He took care of the sick and poor.
He asked for permission before entering others’ homes.
He did his own household chores and mended his clothes and shoes.
He condemned the killing of daughters, drinking, and rape.
While in the cave of Hira, an angel instructed him to read, but he said he could not.
Muhammad (PBUH) taught the principles of Islam to the people.
His teaching was gentle and not excessive.
He prayed for long periods, causing his legs to swell.
He invited Arabian kings to embrace Islam.
Despite facing harm from non-Muslims, he remained patient.
His Prophethood lasted for 23 years.
He never claimed to be divine.
His name is one of the most popular worldwide.
After his death, Islam spread to many parts of the world.