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1. Topic
Prophet Muhammad S.A.W life
at Makkah 1 to 40 years
Submitted to sir Irfan Nadeem
Submitted by Mujib ur rehman
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2. Muhammad's Childhood and Early Life
• Born in 570 CE to the Banu Hashim clan of the Quraysh tribe.
• Father Abdullah died before birth.
• Lived with Bedouin family in desert for health reasons.
• Fostered by Halimah bint Abi Dhuayb and her husband until two years old.
•. At the age of six Muhammad also loses his mother Āminah,
• Raised by paternal grandfather, Abd al-Muttalib.
• Died at eight.
• Under the care of uncle Abu Talib, Banu Hashim's new leader.
• Older merchants recognized his character and nicknamed him El–
Amin, the one you can trust.

3. Adolescence and Early Adulthood of Muhammad
• Muhammad, an orphan, gained experience in commercial trade during his
teens.
• He met a Christian monk named Bahira, who foresaw his career as a prophet.
• He became a merchant and involved in trade between the Indian ocean and the
Mediterranean Sea.
• He married Khadija, a widow, in 595 CE, a 25-year marriage.
• After Khadija's death, he was suggested to marry Sawda bint Zama or Aisha,
daughter of Um Ruman and Abu Bakr of Mecca.
• Muhammad was involved in a story about setting the Black Stone in the Kaaba
wall in 605 CE.
• The Black Stone, a sacred object, was removed to facilitate Kaaba renovations.
Muhammad, five years before his first revelation, chose to set it in place.

4. Muhammad's Role in Setting the Black Stone in Kaaba Wall
• In 605 CE, the Black Stone, a sacred object, was removed for Kaaba
renovations.
• Mecca's leaders couldn't agree on who should set it back.
• Next Day Stone Lifting and Fixing
• Muhammed ‫ﷺ‬chosen as first to enter gate.
• Tribal seniors praised him for his trustworthiness and truthfulness.
Muhammad, 35 years old, chose to do so.
• He placed the Black Stone in a cloth, and the clan leaders carried it to the right
spot.
• Muhammad's decision satisfied all present.

5. Muhammad's First Revelations
• At 40, Muhammad spent hours alone in prayer and speculating about creation.
• Concerns included social unrest, injustice, discrimination, tribal violence, and
abuse of tribal authorities.
• His quest for a true religion and moral degeneration led him to periodically
retreat to Mount Hira for contemplation.
• During this period, he began having dreams with spiritual significance,
marking the beginning of his divine revelation.
• Islamic tradition suggests Gabriel appeared to Muhammad during a visit to
Mount Hira in 609 CE, commanded him to recite verses.
• Upon receiving his first revelations, Muhammad was consoled by Khadijah
and her Christian cousin.
• Shi’a tradition suggests Muhammad welcomed Gabriel as expected.