1) The document summarizes the key highlights and messages from the Prophet Muhammad's farewell sermon during his final Hajj pilgrimage.
2) It outlines the main topics covered in the sermon, including establishing equality among all people, protecting life and property, upholding women's rights, emphasizing brotherhood among Muslims, treating slaves with dignity, and reaffirming the pillars and finality of Islam.
3) The farewell sermon marks the completion of the Prophet's message and mission, and serves to provide guidance, warnings, and teachings that are meant for all of humanity.
Last Sermon of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) is very comprehensive. While it aims at developing a social system based on justice, it underlines a balanced family life, individual accountability and spiritualism by keeping relationship with Allah, and duty of each individual to communicate the right knowledge to others.
Islam looks at life as indivisible whole, and (unlike various dogmas) does not artificially split life into secular (political, social, economic etc.) and religious (prayer, supplications, customs) domains.
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The farewell address of Prophet Muhammad was indeed addressed to all humankind at all times and for all generations. It encompasses many aspects of life (general and specific).
He laid down the foundation of morality, chastity, modesty, justice, equality, brotherhood, and accountability. He abolished economic exploitation, human enslavement, paganism, transgression, international law and all systems that contradict with the system of Allah (God).
Furthermore, Muslim international law also dealt long ago, before the Dutch lawyer Hugo Grotius (d. 1645ad) who is considered to be the father of international law.
Extracted from many resources such as : "Thematic Analysis of Values in the Public Communication of Prophet Muhammad" by Mr ALI ZOHERY, Ph.D
A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of HOWARD UNIVERSITY for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Communication and Culture Washington, DC, August 2004
Last Sermon of Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) is very comprehensive. While it aims at developing a social system based on justice, it underlines a balanced family life, individual accountability and spiritualism by keeping relationship with Allah, and duty of each individual to communicate the right knowledge to others.
Islam looks at life as indivisible whole, and (unlike various dogmas) does not artificially split life into secular (political, social, economic etc.) and religious (prayer, supplications, customs) domains.
The Last Sermon of Muhammad , Mercy to the mankind (p b u h)Kashif Mateen Ansari
A Glimpse into the Last Sermon of the Holy Prophet (PBUH) to show case that he was a true revolutionary, a challenger of Status quo, Mercy to the Mankind.
The farewell address of Prophet Muhammad was indeed addressed to all humankind at all times and for all generations. It encompasses many aspects of life (general and specific).
He laid down the foundation of morality, chastity, modesty, justice, equality, brotherhood, and accountability. He abolished economic exploitation, human enslavement, paganism, transgression, international law and all systems that contradict with the system of Allah (God).
Furthermore, Muslim international law also dealt long ago, before the Dutch lawyer Hugo Grotius (d. 1645ad) who is considered to be the father of international law.
Extracted from many resources such as : "Thematic Analysis of Values in the Public Communication of Prophet Muhammad" by Mr ALI ZOHERY, Ph.D
A Dissertation Submitted to the Faculty of the Graduate School of HOWARD UNIVERSITY for the degree of DOCTOR OF PHILOSOPHY Department of Communication and Culture Washington, DC, August 2004
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This word file will give you a descriptive introduction on the Pillars of Islam; And for the Brief introduction on the Pillars of Islam you can see a powerpoint file I have upload with the same name.
If you any kind of mistake or anything please don't hesitate to email me.
Thank you!
Rights of neighbors are described in this program in the light of Quran, Sunnah and the examples of Sahabah. How should we interact with non Muslim neighbors? Some helpful tips are given.
Presentation by Al Midrar Institute
To contact us- Website: www.almidrar.com
Email: sawafai@almidrar.com
Phone number: (+92)21-358-92292
Facebook.com/almidrar
Facebook,com/almunadi
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2. Introduction
The Holy Prophet‟s (S.A.W.) prophetic career had a span of 22 years
upto and including his death. The mission assigned to the Prophet
(S.A.W.) by Allah had been, to all intents and purposes, completed
by the end of his Earthly life. The Prophet (S.A.W.) had declared the
religion of Islam to be complete, in every sense of the word, a year
before his death, during the event that came to be known as the
Hajj a‟t-ul-Wida i.e. the farewell pilgrimage, to Makkah.
It was during the 10th year of Migration or Hijrah, that the Prophet
(S.A.W.) performed the farewell pilgrimage. The Prophet (S.A.W.) was
aware of his imminent death and so he declared his intention of
performing a pilgrimage to Makkah. Letters were sent out across
Arabia, in which the Prophet (S.A.W.) requested that his followers
accompany him in this pilgrimage to Makkah.
Five days before the beginning of the month of Zil-haj, the Holy
Prophet(S.A.W.), along with roughly a 100,000 followers, marched
upon Makkah from Madina. All the wives of the Prophet (S.A.W.)
along with his closest companions accompanied him on this great
pilgrimage. The Pilgrimage was performed by a total of 114000 -
124000 Muslims.
It was during this pilgrimage that the Prophet (S.A.W.) delivered his
farewell sermon. It was also the last time that he addressed such a
large gathering of the Muslims. The farewell sermon is regarded as
one of the significant(if not the most significant) events of not only
the Last pilgrimage, but also of the Prophet‟s (S.A.W.) life and his
mission as a Messenger of Allah.
3. The Sermon: Highlights
Beginning:
The Holy Prophet reached Makkah on the 5th of Zil-Haj. He made
seven circuits (tawaf) of the Ka‟bah, offered two rak‟ats of prayer at
„Maqam-e-Ibrahim‟ and climbed the Mount of Safa where he
declared, "There is no god but Allah, He has no partner, all
sovereignty and praise belong to Him. He gives life and brings death.
He is All-Powerful and Supreme over everything."
On the 8th of Zil-Haj, the Prophet left with his Companions for Mina
and spent the night there, and on the 9th, after the Fajr, morning
prayer, He proceeded to the plains of Arafat. It was in the Uranah
valley of the mount Arafat where the Prophet(S.A.W.) delivered the
farewell sermon.
The Prophet (S.A.W.) began his sermon by praising the Almighty Allah
and said:
“All praise is due to Allah, so we praise Him, and seek His pardon and
we turn to Him. We seek refuge with Allah from the evils of ourselves
and from the evil consequences of our deeds. Whom Allah guides aright
there is none to lead him astray; and there is none to guide him aright
whom Allah leads astray. I bear witness that there is no God but Allah,
the One, having no partner with Him. His is the sovereignty and to Him is
due all praise. He grants life and causes death and is Powerful over
everything. There is no God but Allah, the One; He fulfilled His promise
and granted victory to His bondsman, and He alone routed the
confederates (of the enemies of Islam).”
4. To all Mankind:
The Holy Prophet proceeded to address the people, in the following
words:
“O’ People! Listen to my words, for I do not know whether we shall ever
meet again and perform Hajj after this year….”
It is clear from these words that the Prophet (S.A.W.) had an inkling of
his approaching death. By the use of the words “O‟People!”, many
islamic scholars believe, the Prophet (S.A.W.) wished to address all
mankind and not just the Muslims present at the time or the Muslims
in general.
Piety, The Only Criteria:
The Holy Prophet continued the sermon:
“O’ people We created you from one male and one female and made you
into tribes and nations, so as to be known to one another. Verily in the
sight of Allah, the most honoured amongst you is the one who is
most God-fearing. There is no superiority for an Arab over a non-Arab
and for a non-Arab over an Arab, nor for the white over the black nor
for the black over the white except in God-conciousness.
All mankind is the progeny of Adam and Adam was fashioned out of
clay. …”
Through these words the Prophet (S.A.W.) declared that, in the eyes
of Allah Almighty, race is not a criteria for admission to Hell or
Heaven. He declared that the people were divided into races and
tribes so they could be physically distinguished from one another
and be easily identifiable to each other, but in the eyes of Allah,
5. piety and righteousness, determine a person‟s rank and honour. The
Prophet (S.A.W.) also said that all humans are the progeny of Adam
(and Eve) and that they are equal, in that regard, to one another.
The fact that Adam was made of dust and hence all mankind as
well, shows that no person has the authority to claim superiority over
another.
Scaredness of Property,life and integrity:
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) also said:
“O’ people! Verily your blood, your property and your honor are sacred
and inviolable until you appear before your Lord, as the sacred
inviolability of this day of yours, this month of yours and this very town
(of yours).Verily you will soon meet your Lord and you will be held
answerable for your actions.”
The Holy Prophet(S.A.W.) through these words informed the people
that , the life and property as well as the honour of each and every
person is sacred and that one man must respect another and that
this practice should continue till the Day of Judgement. The people
present were given an indication of the sacredness of life, property
and honour in terms of the sanctity of the month of Zil-Haj and the
city of Makkah. The Prophet (S.A.W.) also reminded the people that
they will be brought before Allah one day and they will have to be
answerable to Him for their actions. The „actions‟ here refer to the
protection of life, property and dignity of every person as well as
other deeds carried out by the people during their lives.
6. Status of women:
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) talked about the rights of women
particularly the rights of wives:
“O’ people! Verily you have got certain rights over your women and
your women have certain rights over you. It is your right upon them to
honour their conjugal rights, and not to commit acts of impropriety,
which if they do, you are authorized by Allah to separate them from
your beds and chastise them, but not severely, and if they refrain, then
clothe and feed them properly.
Behold! It is not permissible for a woman to give anything from the
wealth of her husband to anyone but with his consent.
Treat the women kindly, since they are your helpers and not in a
position to manage their affairs themselves. Fear Allah concerning
women, for verily you have taken them on the security of Allah and have
made their persons lawful unto you by words of Allah.”
The Prophet (S.A.W.) said that wives have certain rights over
their husbands and vice versa and that it is enjoined upon the
husbands to respect the rights of their wives e.g. the right of
the wives over the Husband‟s earnings and the right of the
wives to be emotionally supported. The husbands are told to
treat their wives with kindness and if the wives fail to respect
the rights of their husbands, the husbands retain the right to
separation from the wives and penalization of the wives. The
husbands, in the matter of punishment, are asked to remain
gentle with their wives and remain considerate of the
emotional and physical state of their wives.
The wives are forbidden to give anything out of the wealth of
their husbands without approval from them. The husbands are
asked to take care of their wives as they will be answerable to
7. Allah for them( the wives being dependent upon the husband
for survival).
The Muslim Brotherhood:
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.) said:
“O’ People! Every Muslim is the brother of every other Muslim, and all
the Muslims form one brotherhood.”
These words remind the Muslims that they have the same
duties towards all Muslims as they have towards their
biological brothers and that the all the Muslims therefore are
a part of a brotherhood. Being a part of a brotherhood
implies that the Muslims should not only respect each other
but support each other in times of difficulty and remain united
in the face of difficulties. They must follow the rules laid upon
them by Allah with regard to each other and that they must
respect the rights of each other. The Muslims, wherever they
may reside or whatever race they belong to, must consider
themselves brothers and not discriminate amongst each other
with respect to caste, race or financial status.
Treatment of slaves:
“And your slaves; see that you feed them with such food as you eat
yourselves, and clothe them with the clothes that you yourselves wear.
…..O’ people! Listen and obey, though a mangled Abyssinian slave is
appointed your Amir, provided he executes (the Ordinance of) the Book
of Allah among you.”
8. Through these words the Prophet (S.A.W.) enjoined upon
every human being to maintain the dignity of their slaves and
to give them access to the food and the clothes which he
himself or herself has access to.
Even if a slave, regardless of race, is appointed as a leader or
viceroy over the people, they must obey and follow his
commands as long as he does not transgress the laws laid
down by Allah Almighty.
Finality of Prophet hood:
“O’ people! No Prophet would be raised after me and no new Ummah
(would be formed) after you.”
The Prophet(S.A.W.) reaffirmed the fact that he is the seal of
the prophets and messengers of Allah and that his followers
and the people of that time are the last to receive any form
of guidance from Allah.
Guidance and Warnings:
The Prophet (S.A.W.) informed the people present that:
“Verily I have left amongst you that which will never lead you astray,
the Book of Allah, which if you hold fast you shall never go astray.
And beware of transgressing the limits set in the matters of religion,
for it is transgression of (the proper bounds of) religion that brought
destruction to many people before you.
9. Verily, the satan is disappointed at ever being worshipped in this land
of yours, but he will be pleased by obedience in anything (short of
worship that is) in matters you may be disposed to think insignificant,
so beware of him in your matters of religion.”
Through these words the Prophet(S.A.W.) asked the Muslims to
firmly believe in the guidance(i.e. The Quran) that has been
revealed to them. At the same time, he warned the Muslims of
the consequences of abandoning or rejecting the principles
laid down by the Quran, by reminding them of the horrible
fates of those who chose to do so in the past. He informs the
Muslims that satan is pleased when they make the slightest
misstep while dealing with religious matters such as worship
and so they should be cautious in this regard.
The Pillars of Islam:
“Behold! Worship your Lord; offer prayers five times a day; observe fast
in the month of Ramadhaan; pay readily the Zakat (poor due) on your
property; and perform pilgrimage to the House of God and obey your
rulers and you will be admitted to the Paradise of your Lord.”
The Prophet (S.A.W.) through these words enjoined upon the
Muslims to worship Allah by observing the pillars of Islam;
Fasting in the month of Ramazan, Praying (Salat) five times a
day, Performing pilgrimage to the Kaabah, Paying Zakat to
the needy. The Prophet (S.A.W.) said that those who will
wholeheartedly observe the pillars of Islam will gain entrance
to Heaven and be rewarded with the gifts that it has to offer
in the hereafter.
10. Other topics:
The Prophet (S.A.W.), during the sermon, emphasized that
usury or economic exploitation of any kind is prohibited and
that people should always be fair in their financial dealings.
He said that the unlawful practices of the people during the
age of ignorance have been abolished and that they should
not be adopted again. The Prophet (S.A.W.) also enjoined
upon the people to take care of the property they have been
entrusted with, return all borrowed items, pay their debts and
compensate for losses in such matters. He also told the
people the consequences of adultery ; stoning. The people
were also told that they were responsible for their own crimes
and deeds. The Prophet (S.A.W.), while specifically addressing
the people of Quraish, said that they must refrain from
indulging in the pleasures of this world(while others shunned
the pleasures of this world for those of the hereafter) and that
he will not be able to intercede on their behalf in the
hereafter if they didn‟t do so.
Repition:
At the end of the sermon, the Prophet (S.A.W.) said:
“Let him that is present, convey it unto him who is absent, for many
people to whom the message is conveyed may be more mindful of it
than the audience.”
The Holy Prophet (S.A.W.), through these words, asked those
present to pass along the content of the sermon to their
fellow Muslims who were not present at the time and to all
mankind of the generations to come. He also conveyed his
11. belief that the content of the sermon may be better
understood and heeded by those not present at the time.
The Prophet (S.A.W.) at the end of the sermon, asked Allah to
be a witness to the fact that he had completed his duty of
conveying His guidance to the people.
12. Importance of the Last Sermon:
The last sermon is considered important:
It teaches Muslims that they should respect each other
and fulfill their obligations and duties towards one
another and as well as all of mankind.
It serves as a warning to the Muslims as well as non-
Muslims. The Muslims are asked to firmly believe in the
laws laid down by Allah Almighty and fulfill their duties
towards Him. Both the Muslims and non-Muslims are
informed of the dire consequences of their unlawful
actions.
It instills in the Muslims a firm belief in accountability to
Allah and in the coming of the Judgement Day.
The sermon solidifies the high status of women in Islam
and upholds the rights of the slaves.
It reaffirms the fact that Islam is the true word of Allah
and the last of His guidance as revealed to mankind.
It marks the completion of Islam and the Prophet‟s
(S.A.W.) prophetic mission. It was after this sermon, that
the following revelation was made by Allah to the
Prophet (S.A.W.):
“Today I have perfected your religion for you, completed my
favors upon you and have chosen for you Islam as the way of life
for you" (5:3)
13. Islam is the religion for all mankind and all ages and it is
the chosen religion of Allah Almighty.