Prophet Muhammad's Belief In Islam: Case Study

Introduction Muhammad (P.B.U.H) was the last and final prophet of Islam chosen by Allah. He is considered the bringer of the final revelations from God, and God will not send another prophet after him (Akhtar, 2014). As Muslims, our belief in Islam is not complete until we obey Allah and His Prophet (s). Allah commands us to do so in the same verse in the Quran: “And obey Allah and the messenger (Muhammad (S))”… (Quran, Surah Al-Maeda: 92)

The Qur’an that is the actual word of God, describes him in many honorable terms, such as, “The best example to follow,” “Mercy to the worlds,” and “On a sublime morality.” (Akhtar, 2014)

Brief life history of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H) He was born in Mecca city of Saudi Arabia, in 560 A.D. Shortly

The prophet was finding a way over with Quraish to do Umrah. Quraish were not allowing them through as they would lose face since they were still in open argument with Prophet Muhammad PBUH. Now in this case Prophet PBUH used his vision. He found an opportunity through harsh conditions. So he signed a peace agreement. He said if you can’t let us go to Mecca give us an opportunity to assign a ten year peace. They had to return back to Medina and some of the allies were very upset. The Prophet Muhammad PBUH saw the big picture and gained a best advantage from this opportunity. (Matthews, 2013)

• Strategy The Prophet PBUH was strategic in his leaderships. He used strategy in assigning, in selecting and giving tasks to the most suitable person for that task. He chose Amr Ibn Aas RAA to be a leader of an army having only been Muslim for four to six months. The prophet (P.B.U.H) saw his abilities and courage in the Battle of Uhud and he knew his worth and value. This shows that you don’t need primacy, length of time, age and service to be appointed to a position. The Prophet (P.B.U.H) focused particularly on ability. (Matthews, 2013)

• Transformative