About Hadiths



Sayings of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS)



Hadiths are the sayings of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS).



Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) was a beautiful person. Muslims love him (SAWS) very dearly. Any negative comments are hurtful to them. Many non-Muslims do not understand why Muslims love Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) so much, but they do. Islam discourages drawing any images because images often lead to idol worshipping. You may have noticed that all the Islamic historical arts in the Mosques of various countries do not have any images, they only have patterns. So, as Muslims love Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) so much and yet there are no images of him (SAWS) they eagerly read about his physical description and his manners.


The beautiful description of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) was described by his companions, those that knew him in first person. The distorted images in recent years are described by those that never knew him as person. While his enemies tried to attack his image while he was still alive, he (SAWS) told his companions to be patient. Chapter One Hundred and Eight, Al Kausar, or The Abundance, of the Holy Quran describes those that hate Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) will be cut off from all good and they will be childless. Scholars explain, even if they have children, they will be disconnected from them.


Form the Holy Quran, chapter 108, Al Kausar, or The Abundance:


The Abundance


In the Name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate


[108:1] WE HAVE given you* abundance. So pray to your Lord and sacrifice to Him.

[108:3] He that hates you shall remain childless.


*Prophet Muhammad (SAWS).

Translation by: Dawood, N.J.. The Koran (Penguin Classics) (p. 422). Penguin Books Ltd. Kindle Edition.


The main teaching of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS) was Monotheism, to believe in the absolute Oneness of God.




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Acknowledgement:

Translation by: Dawood, N.J.. The Koran (Penguin Classics) (p. 422). Penguin Books Ltd. Kindle Edition.