The status of Prophet Muhammad (saw)

Jazakallah khair for the reminder

The angel of death has never and will never ask permission to take a person's soul - but he asked the Prophet (saw). This shows how different and special the Prophet ﷺ was compared to us!

[quote=ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE]The angel of death has never and will never ask permission to take a person's soul - but he asked the Prophet (saw). This shows how different and special the Prophet ﷺ was compared to us![/quote]

didn't he ask a few prophets? I remember a story about prophet Musa 'alaihissalaam and YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO HOW IDREES 'alaihissalaam DIED!! ITS SO COOL!!! well..euh..not that way..but..you know...

[quote=Lilly][quote=ThE pOwEr Of SiLeNcE]The angel of death has never and will never ask permission to take a person's soul - but he asked the Prophet (saw). This shows how different and special the Prophet ﷺ was compared to us![/quote]

didn't he ask a few prophets? I remember a story about prophet Musa 'alaihissalaam and YOU GOTTA LISTEN TO HOW IDREES 'alaihissalaam DIED!! ITS SO COOL!!! well..euh..not that way..but..you know...[/quote]

Not that I know of. Maybe.

They're still Prophets (pbut)!

Holy Prophet Mohammad ﷺ said,

"He who sends a single Durood upon me, Almighty Allah rewards him ten times and ten good deeds are recorded in his book of good deeds".

(Tirmidhi)

Sayyiduna Anas (ra) narrates that Holy Prophet Mohammad ﷺ said,

"He who reads a single Durood upon me, Almighty Allah blesses him ten times, ten of his sins are forgiven and he is increased ten times in stages (spiritually)". (Mishkaat)

Sayyiduna Abu Talha (ra) narrates that he once entered the Court of Holy Prophet Mohammad ﷺ and noticed that the Habeeb of Almighty Allah ﷺ was in a state of great joy and happiness. When he inquired as to the reason for this, Holy Prophet Mohammed ﷺ replied that,

"Why should I not be happy and joyous? At this very moment Sayyiduna Jibra'el Ameen (as) has brought me a message. Almighty Allah has declared, 'O Muhammad! Are you not pleased with this, that if any of your followers sends a single Durood upon you, I and My Angels (Malaa'ikah) send ten blessings upon that person, ten of his sins are pardoned and ten good deeds are recorded in his favour. He who sends Salaams upon you, I send Salaam upon him, so therefore, notify your Ummah of this good news and tell them that it is now left to them to either increase or decrease the recital of the Durood Shareef'". (Nisaai)

Sayyiduna Abdullah ibn Masood (ra) narrates that Holy Prophet Mohammad ﷺ said,

"On the Day of Qiyamah, the closest to me from among the people will be those that have read the most amount of Durood ". (Tirmidhi)

Mohammed RAFIQ??

Mohammed (PBHU)commands in his Quran that the hands of male or female thieves should be cut off.

5:38 Cut off the hands of thieves, whether they are male or female, as punishment for what they have done—a deterrent from God, God is almighty and wise. 39 But if anyone repents after his wrongdoing and makes amends, God will accept

I see you ignore verse 39 which is also in your quotation.

[quote=You]I see you ignore verse 39 which is also in your quotation.[/quote]

39 But if anyone repents after his wrong doing and makes amends, God will accept

How about murder?

You're on the wrong thread. There's a shariah law thread, go there. gosh.

[quote=lollywood][quote=You]I see you ignore verse 39 which is also in your quotation.[/quote]

39 But if anyone repents after his wrong doing and makes amends, God will accept

How about murder?[/quote]

you can't compensate for a life like you can most other crimes.

even here though, lenience is allowed - the strength of final punishment is up to the family of the victim.

[quote=You][quote=lollywood][quote=You]I see you ignore verse 39 which is also in your quotation.[/quote]

39 But if anyone repents after his wrong doing and makes amends, God will accept

How about murder?[/quote]

you can't compensate for a life like you can most other crimes.

even here though, lenience is allowed - the strength of final punishment is up to the family of the victim.[/quote]

he totally igored you and went and asked another question. at first i thought it was just oz he was inquisitive. but now i just think he's a bit of coward. i think cowardice is contagious, you have been warned (All of you) - or was it idiocy...hmmm...

[quote=Lilly]...or was it idiocy...hmmm...[/quote]

That's contagious too.

"The Prophet ﷺ was the first to be created in the form of noor"

It is related that Jabir ibn `Abd Allah said to the Prophet : "O Messenger of Allah, may my father and mother be sacrificed for you, tell me of the first thing Allah created before all things." He said: "O Jabir, the first thing Allah created was the light of your Prophet from His light, and that light remained (lit. "turned") in the midst of His Power for as long as He wished, and there was not, at that time, a Tablet or a Pen or a Paradise or a Fire or an angel or a heaven or an earth. And when Allah wished to create creation, he divided that Light into four parts and from the first made the Pen, from the second the Tablet, from the third the Throne, [and from the fourth everything else]." Musannaf Abdur Razzaq

A hadith I was told today for the first time: One day the holy Prophet (peace be upon him) asked the angel Jibrail (a.s), “O Jibrail how old are you?”
Then the angel Jibrail (a.s) replied, “I have no knowledge of my age, but I only know that on the fourth (hijab) veil of honour there is a star that used to appear and sparkle every seventy years; and I have seen that star glittering seventy two thousand times.”
Thus the holy Prophet (peace be upon him) added, “I swear by the honour of my lord that the star was in fact me!” Al-Imam al-Bukari in his Tarikh-Ul-Kabir, Al-Imam Ismail al-Haqq in Tafsir Ruhul Bayan (Vol.1 p.974)

"The Prophet ﷺ was the first Muslim, and the first to prostrate to Allah (swt)" - I heard this today, well I've probably heard it before too but anyway -
After a quick google, couldn't find anything relevant to this or a source. Maybe that makes the question I'm about to ask irrelevant. I know it's in Dr Tahir ul Qadri's book, does anyone have another source for it?

I was just thinking how could the Prophet saw be the first to worship Allah swt if he was just a light? :S

oooooooh, wait, Angel are light too so light can worship. I see.

I forgot to add this:

The WHOLE WORLD was created for the Prophet (saw). If Allah (swt) hadn't created him, we wouldn't be here!

I need to finish reading Ash shifa