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1) Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin

This document provides biographical information about Muhammad and his family lineage. It details that he was born in Mecca to parents Amina and Abdul Muttalib of the prominent Quraysh tribe. His father Abdul Muttalib rediscovered the sacred Zamzam well and had several notable roles in Mecca. The document also mentions Muhammad's early childhood, including being orphaned at a young age after his mother passed away while returning from a trip.

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1) Muhammad Bin Abdullah Bin

This document provides biographical information about Muhammad and his family lineage. It details that he was born in Mecca to parents Amina and Abdul Muttalib of the prominent Quraysh tribe. His father Abdul Muttalib rediscovered the sacred Zamzam well and had several notable roles in Mecca. The document also mentions Muhammad's early childhood, including being orphaned at a young age after his mother passed away while returning from a trip.

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1) Muhammad bin Abdullah bin Abdul Muttalib bin Hashim bin Abdu Munaf

2) The Prophet’s mother was Amina, the daughter of Wahb bin Abdu Munaf bin Zuhra bin Kilab
3) The Prophet belonged to the tribe known as Quraysh, the most respected tribe in Arabia
4) Qusayy also built a house north of the Ka’bah which he named Dar Al-Nadwah, and in it were held many of
the tribe’s official activities. Dar Al-Nadwah housed the tribal parliament, and marriages were also performed on it
premises.
5) Hashim arranged trade journeys for them to Yemen each winter and to Syria each summer.
6) Abdul Muttalib- The people thought the young boy was Muttalib’s slave and referred to Shayba as Abdul
Muttalib, which means ‘Muttalib’s slave’.
7) Abdul Muttalib also had the honour of rediscovering the sacred well of Zamzam
8) Abdul Muttalib vowed to Allah that he would sacrifice one of his ten sons if he were allowed to uncover the well.
9)Finally, it was decided that one hundred camels should be sacrificed in his place.
10) Abyssinian conqueror Abraha and his men, whom the Qur’an refers to as the “Companions of the Elephant.”
Abraha advanced with an army of sixty-thousand men
11) Allah, in defence of His Sacred House of worship, sent flocks of birds to pelt the invaders with stones
12) He is referred to as the descendant of “two elders held for ransom,” for Isma’eel was ransomed for a ram and his
father for a hundred camels.
13) Halimah
How long- ???
14) He put Muhammad’s heart in a golden tray filled with Zamzam water, washed it and replaced it in his chest.
15) They began the long journey back to Makkah, but Amina fell ill on the way. She died at Abwa and was buried
there. Muhammad was left orphaned.
16) When Abdul Muttalib sat with his friends, Muhammad sat on a carpet next to him, a position no one else was
allowed to occupy.
17) Later he took Abu Talib aside and pleaded with him not to take Muhammad any further. He urged him to send
the boy back. He feared that the Jews and Romans might recognise him as the Promised Messenger, in which case,
he felt, Muhammad’s life would be endangered.

1) As a member of the Quraysh, Muhammad was also present in the battle. His role was to collect the enemy’s
arrows and hand them over to his uncles.
2) In the wake of the Battle of Fajar, later that month a covenant was agreed upon among the five tribes of the
Quraysh. It was known as Hilf Al-Fudool and its signatories were Banu Hashim, Banu Abdul Muttalib, Banu Asad,
Banu Zahra and Banu Taym. The covenant was born in response to a shameful denial of justice to a stranger. A man
came from Zabid to sell his merchandise in Makkah. A local resident by the name of Aas ibn Wayel took all of the
stranger’s goods, but refused to pay for them.
3) Shepard
4)

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