Transcript S 4, The Qualites of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)
Slide 1
The Prophet's Qualities
Slide 2
Even as a young man, Muhammad had to
work hard to earn a living. He looked after
other people's goats, and later he gained
experience of trading from his visits to Syria
with his uncle Abu Talib.
His truthfulness, honesty, pleasant ways and
hard work made him a successful trader.
These qualities were given to him by AIIMighty Allah. He was respected throughout
the land. People used to call him Sediq,
meaning a person who is very upright and
true, and Amín, the trustworthy.
Slide 3
Summary
• The Prophet (pbuh) had to work hard from a
very young age.
• He (pbuh) used to look after other people’s
goats.
• He gained experience in trade when his uncle
Abu Talib took him to Syria on a trade trip.
• The Prophet’s (pbuh) truthfulness, honest,
pleasant ways and hard work made him a
successful trader.
Slide 4
At one time the Quraish decided to rebuild the Ka'ba,
to re-set the stones above the foundations. In one of
the corners they wanted to put the black stone, but
could not decide who should have the honour of
placing it there. They would have quarrelled violently if
the young man they all admired and trusted had not
come by.
Slide 5
They asked Muhammad to settle the dispute. He told
them to spread a large cloak and place the black
stone in the middle. They did so. Then, he asked a
man from each of the four c1ans who were in
dispute to take hold of a corner of the cloak. In this
way they all shared the honour of carrying the stone.
When they reached the place where it was to be put,
Muhammad himself took the stone and set it in the
wall. This incident shows c1early how much he was
respected and admired for his justice and wisdom.
Slide 6
The Qualities of Our Prophet (pbuh)
Hard
Working
Honest
Truthful
Just
Wise
Slide 7
Who do you think is…..
A hard
working
person
An
honest
person
A
truthful
person
A wise
person
A just
person
Slide 8
Quiz
1. Why did the Quraish want to re-build
the Ka’baa?
2. Where did they want to put the
stone?
3. Who solved the dispute of putting the
stone on Ka’baa?
4. How did he solve the dispute?
The Prophet's Qualities
Slide 2
Even as a young man, Muhammad had to
work hard to earn a living. He looked after
other people's goats, and later he gained
experience of trading from his visits to Syria
with his uncle Abu Talib.
His truthfulness, honesty, pleasant ways and
hard work made him a successful trader.
These qualities were given to him by AIIMighty Allah. He was respected throughout
the land. People used to call him Sediq,
meaning a person who is very upright and
true, and Amín, the trustworthy.
Slide 3
Summary
• The Prophet (pbuh) had to work hard from a
very young age.
• He (pbuh) used to look after other people’s
goats.
• He gained experience in trade when his uncle
Abu Talib took him to Syria on a trade trip.
• The Prophet’s (pbuh) truthfulness, honest,
pleasant ways and hard work made him a
successful trader.
Slide 4
At one time the Quraish decided to rebuild the Ka'ba,
to re-set the stones above the foundations. In one of
the corners they wanted to put the black stone, but
could not decide who should have the honour of
placing it there. They would have quarrelled violently if
the young man they all admired and trusted had not
come by.
Slide 5
They asked Muhammad to settle the dispute. He told
them to spread a large cloak and place the black
stone in the middle. They did so. Then, he asked a
man from each of the four c1ans who were in
dispute to take hold of a corner of the cloak. In this
way they all shared the honour of carrying the stone.
When they reached the place where it was to be put,
Muhammad himself took the stone and set it in the
wall. This incident shows c1early how much he was
respected and admired for his justice and wisdom.
Slide 6
The Qualities of Our Prophet (pbuh)
Hard
Working
Honest
Truthful
Just
Wise
Slide 7
Who do you think is…..
A hard
working
person
An
honest
person
A
truthful
person
A wise
person
A just
person
Slide 8
Quiz
1. Why did the Quraish want to re-build
the Ka’baa?
2. Where did they want to put the
stone?
3. Who solved the dispute of putting the
stone on Ka’baa?
4. How did he solve the dispute?