Who Is Muhammad (Pbuh)

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Muhammad was born in 570 CE in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. He was raised by his uncle from the respected Quraysh tribe after being orphaned at a young age. Muhammad became known for his truthfulness, generosity, and sincerity, and he was often sought out to arbitrate disputes. Historians described Muhammad as calm and meditative. He was deeply religious and had long opposed the decadence of his society. It was his habit to meditate in the Cave of Hira on Mount Jabal An-Nur.

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Mecca Al-Mukarramah,
Saudi Arabia

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570
at a time when Christianity was not
yet fully established in Europe.

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Since his father died
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and his mother shortly
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he was raised by his
uncle,

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he was raised by his
uncle, from the respected
tribe of Quraysh

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he became known for his

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Truthfulness

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generosity

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sincerity

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so that he was sought
after for his ability

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to arbitrate* in
disputes.

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arbitrate
verb [ intrans. ]

(of an independent person or body)
reach an authoritative judgment or settlement

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The historians
describe him

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The historians
describe him
as calm

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The historians
describe him
as calm and
meditative

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PBUH

Muhammad was
of a deeply
religious nature,

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..and had long
detested the
decadence of his
society.

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It became his
habit to meditate
from time to time
in the Cave of..

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Hira - Mountain of Light,
Jabal An-Nur, Saudi Arabia

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