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English_Biography_Shefa_of_Prophet_Muhammad, page : 50
"On the Day of Resurrection, injustice will appear as darkness."
Among the Prophet’s supplications is, "O Allah, I ask You for Your mercy by which my heart will be guided, and with which You gather my affairs, rectitude in my affairs, and correct those who are absent, and raise in rank those who are present, purify my deeds by which I am rightly guided, through which my intimacy will be restored, and by which I will be protected from every evil. O Allah, I ask You for winning in my destiny, the residence of the martyrs, the life of the blissful and victory over the enemy."
Besides these there is so many more (over 12000 authentic statements) that convey from various chains of transmission, his words, conversations, speeches, supplications, comments and contracts. There is no disagreement about these facts that he attained an incomparable rank. No one can do justice to them.
He said, "The battlefield is fierce."
"A believer is not bitten from same hole twice."
"The lucky person is the one who acts upon the advice of another."
There are many sayings such as these and upon examination one cannot fail to marvel at their contents nor yet reflect on the wisdom contained therein.
It is reported that on another occasion, the Prophet told his Companions, "I am the most eloquent of Arabs, because I am from the Koraysh and raised among the children of Saad." The desert tribe of Saad was famous for their strength and purity of the Arabic language and this was coupled to the eloquence spoken in Mecca, with its beauty of words. All these elements were combined with Divine support that accompanies the Revelation which no human can imitate.
The Nobility of the Prophet's Lineage, and Upbringing
It is evident that the lineage of Prophet Muhammad and the honor of his residence as well as the place in which he was raised require neither proof nor clarification.
Among the Prophet’s supplications is, "O Allah, I ask You for Your mercy by which my heart will be guided, and with which You gather my affairs, rectitude in my affairs, and correct those who are absent, and raise in rank those who are present, purify my deeds by which I am rightly guided, through which my intimacy will be restored, and by which I will be protected from every evil. O Allah, I ask You for winning in my destiny, the residence of the martyrs, the life of the blissful and victory over the enemy."
Besides these there is so many more (over 12000 authentic statements) that convey from various chains of transmission, his words, conversations, speeches, supplications, comments and contracts. There is no disagreement about these facts that he attained an incomparable rank. No one can do justice to them.
He said, "The battlefield is fierce."
"A believer is not bitten from same hole twice."
"The lucky person is the one who acts upon the advice of another."
There are many sayings such as these and upon examination one cannot fail to marvel at their contents nor yet reflect on the wisdom contained therein.
It is reported that on another occasion, the Prophet told his Companions, "I am the most eloquent of Arabs, because I am from the Koraysh and raised among the children of Saad." The desert tribe of Saad was famous for their strength and purity of the Arabic language and this was coupled to the eloquence spoken in Mecca, with its beauty of words. All these elements were combined with Divine support that accompanies the Revelation which no human can imitate.
The Nobility of the Prophet's Lineage, and Upbringing
It is evident that the lineage of Prophet Muhammad and the honor of his residence as well as the place in which he was raised require neither proof nor clarification.