Things To Know About The Birth Of Prophet Muhammad PBUH

Birth Of Prophet Muhammad Pbuh

As you know, Rabi Ul Awwal is the birth month of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. Here are the essential things you need to know about the birth of Prophet Muhammad PBUH.

Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born on Monday

Prophet Muhammad Pbuh Born Monday

Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born in the Elephant Year (Approx. 570 CE)

This year was named after an event in which Allah protected Kaaba from the Abyssian Army, and we also described how Ababeel saved Kaaba by order of Allah. This incident is also detailed in the Quranic Chapter 105, named Elephant.

Al-Muttalib Bin Abdullah bin Qais bin Makhramah narrates from his father, who cited his father saying;

Prophet Muhammad Pbuh Born Elephant Year

Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born in the month of Rabi ul Awwal

Islamic scholars agree that the last messenger of Allah SWT was born in Rabi Ul Awwal, which is the 3rd Islamic month in the Islamic calendar. But the exact birth date is debated among scholars of different sects.

Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born in Makkah, Saudi Arabia.

He was born in the city of Makkah, Saudi Arabia. His birthplace is near Kaaba, which is later converted into a library by the Saudi Government.

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Several Miracles happened when Prophet Muhammad PBUH was born

These are some of the famous miracles mentioned in the different favorite Islamic books;

Fire Stopped Prophet Birth
Lake Of Sawah Prophet Birth
Prophet Birth Hadith
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Prophet Birth Pregnancy Hadith

Abu Muttalib gave Prophet the name “Muhammad.”

Abu Muttalib was the first to hold Prophet Muhammad PBUH in his arms and give him a name, “Mohammad.”

Father of Prophet Muhammad PBUH died before his birth

The Father of Prophet Muhammad PBUH was Abdullah ibn Abd al-Muttalib; he passed away even before the birth of Prophet Muhammad PBUH. When Prophet Muhammad PBUH turned 6, his mother passed away, making him an Orphan.

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