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How Did Prophet Muhammad Spread Islam to Humanity?

 

9 يوليو 2023 
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How Did Prophet Muhammad Spread Islam to Humanity?
QUESTION
Hi, I have wanted to know for a long time the actions that Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) had done in order for him to convey the message from Allah to humanity. I know that the message was sent through the angel Jibreel (Gabriel) and Muhammad translated it and wrote it in the Quran. But the thing is I don't know what he did to spread it all over humanity, and also what were the critical issues and motivating forces that shaped his actions. Thanks and best regards.
ANSWER
Short Answer: Basically, by word of mouth. Prophet Muhammad spread Islam, first and foremost, by being an excellent example. He also made sure to teach his companions how to be good teachers, and he taught them how to spread Islam effectively.
God sent Muhammad, the Final Prophet (peace be upon him-PBUH) as a “mercy for all the worlds.” (Quran 21:107)
Thus, the methods that he followed in order to spread this divine message to humanity could be summarized into the following:
Being a living example.Educating his companions to be role models for humanity.Teaching the concept of dawah, or call for Islam.Being a Living Example
Regarding the first method, the Prophet (PBUH) spread the message of Islam through showing humanity an example of an excellent human being.
He was an ideal teacher, friend, husband, father, grandfather, speaker, neighbour, employer, etc.
In all the roles that he played in his life, he gave humanity examples of how to reach human perfection.
And this is the main means through which the message of Islam was spread among his people.
It has been mentioned in Mubarakpuri’s biography of the Prophet Muhammad, Ar-Rahiq Al-Makhtum (the Sealed Nectar), that when Ja`far ibn Abi Talib was asked by Al-Najashi, the King of Ethiopia at the time, about the message of Muhammad, Ja`far said:
He (Muhammad) is a man who is asking us to be honest, chaste, and good to our relatives.
When Aishah, the Prophet’s wife, was asked about his manners, she said:
His manners were the Quran. (Ahmad)
He was a Quran walking on earth. (Ahmad)
And, Allah Almighty said of His messenger:
Indeed, you have a sublime character. (Quran 68:4)
He Taught His Companions How To Teach Others
The second factor in the spread of Islam was the way the companions were educated by their teacher, Muhammad.
This was so they could be role models themselves. Islam was spread in various parts of the world through the companions’ excellent conduct, demonstrated during their travels after the Prophet passed away.
The Islamic state can never force people to become Muslim by any means, as some might think.
The way Islam spread in the vast areas in Asia and Africa was through the excellent example that the companions and their students and followers (at-tabe`een) gave to people.
The areas of the largest Islamic populations today in East Asia have never seen any military conflict with any Islamic state.
Indonesia is a clear example. The way Islam spread and, later, became the religion of the overwhelming majority of that country was through akhlaq (good manners and ethical morality).
He Taught People How To Give Effective Dawah
The third method through which the Prophet (PBUH) spread the message of Islam was by teaching the concept of dawah (call for Islam).
The Prophet Muhammad taught his companions, and all Muslims, that a caller to a good deed is rewarded a reward equal to the reward of those who follow him in his or her call (Al-Bukhari).
The Prophet also advised his people to:
Convey the message after me, even one verse. (Al-Bukhari)
Allah describes the Prophet’s way by saying:
Say [O Prophet]: “This is my way: Resting upon conscious insight accessible to reason, I am calling [you all] unto God – I and they who follow me.” And [say:] “Limitless is God in His glory; and I am not one of those who ascribe divinity to aught beside Him!” (Quran 12:108)
Muhammad Did Not Write The Quran; God Did
However, regarding the part of your question where you mentioned that Muhammad had “translated the message and wrote it in the Quran,” I would like to note that there is a bit of inaccuracy in this expression.
Prophet Muhammad received the message of the Quran as a recitation (which is what the word Quran means) as we know it today, in the same (Arabic) language.
Some people suggested that he “wrote the Quran” himself, based on some “coded message” that he received from the angel Gabriel.
But Prophet Muhammad never learned how to read or write. This is a well-known historic fact, God said — for a few examples — what means:
Behold, We have bestowed it from on high as a discourse in the Arabic tongue, so that you might encompass it with your reason. (Quran 12:2)
And thus have We bestowed from on high this [divine writ] as a discourse in the Arabic tongue […] (Quran 20:113)
A divine writ, the messages whereof have been clearly spelled out as a discourse in the Arabic tongue […] (Quran 41:3)
These, among others, are verses that confirm that the Quran was revealed in Arabic language to the last of messengers and prophets, Muhammad

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65 Biblical References Prove the Qur’an Tells Us the Truth That Jesus Was Not Crucified

 

65 Biblical References Prove the Qur’an Tells Us the Truth That Jesus Was Not Crucified
The Qur’an states:
“And they did not kill him, nor did they crucify him; but it was made to appear so to them… And certainly, they did not kill him.”
(Qur’an 4:157)
Key Proofs from the Bible
1. Crucifixion was demanded by Jewish leaders, not Jesus himself.
(John 19:6–7, Matthew 27:22)
2. Pilate considered Jesus innocent and tried to release him.
(Matthew 27:17–21, Luke 23:4)
3. Pilate’s wife warned him after a dream about Jesus.
(Matthew 27:19)
4. Jesus prayed repeatedly for the “cup” to be removed.
(Matthew 26:36–44, Mark 14:36)
5. Jesus’ prayers were always heard by God.
(John 11:41–42, Hebrews 5:7)
6. An angel strengthened Jesus during his distress.
(Luke 22:43)
7. Jesus feared death and sought protection from God.
(Hebrews 5:7)
8. Jesus described his death as something done by others, not his own purpose.
(John 7:19, John 8:40)
9. Jesus cried: “My God, My God, why have You forsaken me?”
(Matthew 27:46)
10. Crucifixion was considered a curse in Jewish law.
(Deuteronomy 21:23, Galatians 3:13)
11. Jesus’ death occurred unusually quickly according to Pilate.
(Mark 15:44)
12. The other crucified men were still alive when Jesus was removed.
(John 19:32)
13. Jesus’ legs were not broken.
(John 19:33)
14. Blood and water came from Jesus’ side, interpreted by Muslims as a sign of life.
(John 19:34–35)
15. Jesus’ body was placed in a tomb rather than buried traditionally.
(Matthew 27:59–60)
16. The tomb was found empty.
(Luke 24:2–3)
17. The stone was removed from the tomb.
(Luke 24:2)
18. Jesus told Mary: “I have not yet ascended to my Father.”
(John 20:17)
19. Jesus told his disciples that he was not a spirit but had flesh and bones.
(Luke 24:37–40)
20. Jesus ate food after appearing to his disciples.
(Luke 24:41–43, John 21:12–13)
21. Jesus showed physical wounds after his appearance.
(John 20:25–27)
22. The disciples were frightened and confused when they saw him.
(Luke 24:37)
23. Some disciples still doubted after seeing him.
(Matthew 28:17)
24. Angels described him as living, not among the dead.
(Luke 24:4–5)
25. Jesus compared his sign to Jonah’s three days and three nights.
(Matthew 12:39–40)
26. Muslims argue that the “Good Friday” timeline does not match three days and three nights.
(Matthew 12:40)
27. Jonah was alive inside the fish, so Muslims argue Jesus’ comparison implies life.
(Jonah 2:1)
28. Jesus said he was sent to the lost sheep of Israel.
(Matthew 15:24)
29. Jesus told his disciples he would meet them in Galilee.
(Matthew 28:10)
30. Jews feared a claim that Jesus would rise after three days.
(Matthew 27:63–64)
31. The guards were bribed after the tomb event.
(Matthew 28:12)
32. The empty tomb remained unexplained by opponents.
(Matthew 28:13)
33. Jesus never explicitly said, “I will die on the cross for sins,” in the Gospel accounts.
(Interpretive argument)
34. Jesus taught obedience to God’s commandments for eternal life.
(Matthew 19:16–17)
35. Jesus said salvation was connected with following God’s commands.
(Matthew 19:17)
36. Jesus never asked people to worship his death.
(Interpretive argument)
37. If crucifixion brought salvation, Muslims argue that credit would go to Judas, Romans, and Jewish leaders.
(Matthew 27:3–4)
38. Judas’ betrayal was condemned despite being part of the crucifixion story.
(Matthew 26:24)
39. Jesus called the betrayer’s action a great sin.
(John 19:11)
40. Muslims argue God cannot be killed because He is eternal.
(Concept based on God’s nature)
41. Jesus prayed to God, distinguishing himself from God.
(Matthew 26:39)
42. Jesus called God “my God.”
(Matthew 27:46)
43. Jesus taught worship of God alone.
(Matthew 4:10)
44. Jesus acknowledged God as greater than himself.
(John 14:28)
45. Jesus’ enemies mocked him to save himself.
(Matthew 27:40–42)
46. Jesus did not willingly request crucifixion.
(Interpretive argument)
47. Jesus defended himself before authorities.
(John 18:19–23)
48. Jesus was distressed before arrest.
(Mark 14:33–36)
49. Jesus’ disciples initially did not understand the event.
(Luke 24:21)
50. Jesus’ followers expected redemption differently.
(Luke 24:21)
51. The disciples fled during the arrest.
(Mark 14:50)
52. Peter denied knowing Jesus.
(Matthew 26:69–75)
53. The disciples were surprised by later appearances.
(Luke 24:36–41)
54. Jesus continued teaching after his appearance.
(Acts 1:3)
55. Jesus appeared for forty days according to Acts.
(Acts 1:3)
56. Jesus was raised by God.
(Acts 2:24)
57. God is described as the One who raised Jesus.
(Acts 3:15)
58. Jesus called God “the only true God.”
(John 17:3)
59. Jesus distinguished between himself and the Father.
(John 17:1–3)
60. No human can kill God.
(Concept based on divine attributes)
61. Jesus’ humiliation appears inconsistent with God’s greatness.
(Interpretive argument)
62. The Qur’an confirms Jesus was not crucified.
(Qur’an 4:157)
63. The Qur’an states Allah raised Jesus.
(Qur’an 4:158)
64. The Qur’an rejects certainty about the crucifixion claim.
(Qur’an 4:157)
65. Islam concludes that Jesus was honoured and saved by God rather than defeated by his enemies.
(Qur’an 3:55, 4:158)
Conclusion
Final revelation: The Pure Qur’an provides the final clarification:
“They did not kill him, nor did they crucify him, but it was made to appear so to them… Rather, Allah raised him to Himself.”
(Qur’an 4:157–158)
To read in full about the above-mentioned points, please follow the link below:
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