How many battles did the prophet Muhammad attend by himself?
The Muslims fought the total of twenty nine (29) battles during the life of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) from which some were fought by the Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) himself and from which some were lead and/or participated by the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) which are :The battle of Waddan (2 Hijri).The battle of Bawat (2 Hijri).The battle of Al-Asherah (2 Hijri).The battle of Badr (2 Hijri).The battle of Badr Al-Kubrah (2 Hijri).The battle of Bani Saleem (2 Hijri).The battle of Bani Qaenaqaa' (2 Hijri).The battle of Al-Saweeq (2 Hijri).The battle of the Amr (3 Hijri).The battle of Bahran (3 Hijri).The battle of Uhud (3 Hijri).The battle of Hamraa' Al-Asad (3 Hijri).The battle of Bani Al-Nazeer (4 Hijri).The battle of That Al-Reqaa' (4 Hijri).The battle of Badr Al-Akherah (4 Hijri).The battle of Domat-Ul-Gandal (5 Hijri).The battle of Al-Khandaq (5 Hijri).The battle of Bani Al-Mustalaq (5 Hijri).The battle of Bani Qurayzah (5 Hijri).The battle of Bani Lehyan (6 Hijri).The battle of The Qird (6 Hijri).The battle of Al-Hudaybeyah (6 Hijri).The battle of Khaibar (7 Hijri).The battle of Umrat Al-Qadaa' (7 Hijri).Fath Mekkah (8 Hijri).The battle of Haneen (8 Hijri).The battle of Al-Taa'ef (8 Hijri).The battle of Tabuk (9 Hijri).Twenty seven (27) battles from the twenty nine (29) battles were fought with the attendance of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) himself not as a fighter, but rather a leader or something else with only nine (9) of them being fought by the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) himself using his sword which are :The battle of Badr (2 Hijri).The battle of Uhud (3 Hijri).The battle of Al-Khandaq (5 Hijri).The battle of Banu Qurayzah (5 Hijri).The battle of Al-Mustalaq (5 Hijri).The battle of Khaybar (7 Hijri).Fath Mekkah (8 Hijri).The battle of Haneen (8 Hijri).The battle of Al-Ta'ef (9 Hijri).Although the scholars opinions differ on the number of the battles that the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) attended, but most of them agree that twenty seven (27) were attended by the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) with nine (9) battles from them being fought by the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) himself.Allah knows best and I hope this answered your question.(Note : Starting from tomorrow (11th of January) and till the next Thursday (18th of January) I will be having my half-year examinations therefore I won't be able to write on Quora for that period, thanks).
What did the prophet mean with this hadith?
[1:1] (insha'Allah) [2:163] [22:41] [13:28] [1:6] [22:40] [5:111] [72:22] [51:23] [17:80-81] [14:1] [33:40] [34:1-2] [20:98] [2:2] i have tried to answer this question but it is beyond me... and it is making me tired... but we appreciate the question very much indeed... it is good reflection.... thank you. however... it is said that Al-Fatiha contains the entire Qur'an so we will attempt it through that prayer. [1:6], [1:5], [1:3], [1:6], [1:2], [1:5], [1:6], [1:6], [1:7], [1:4], [1:7], [1:5], [1:5] thank you once again sufi brother for your question... La illaha illa Allah. SubhanAllahi wa biHamdihi! remember that Jesus Christ (peace be upon him) is also called "a man of sorrows..." perhaps it is by sorrow that we gain compassion for the suffering? i do not know for sure... but there are those hoo do. We take refuge in Allah (swt). ameen Allahu a'lam
Have you ever had dreams about the Prophet Muhammad (sws)? Did you see his face?
Assalamu AlaikkumFirst of all sorry for my bad English.I will explain my experience here.More than 10 years ago, I had a dream about a situation like the whole world is ending. I was standing in a place that felt like the edge of the earth with lots of lava boiling after the edge of earth, and there were so many fireballs coming from the sky, full of smokes and all the visuals are of yellow and reddish color because of the fire.I can see people running around to escape from the situation to find a better place but I was just standing there with no idea where to go, what to do.Suddenly one person from my front side, give me his hand and he want me to come with him to find a better place for me. I still stood there by wondering who is this person, as I could not see his face clearly, even though he is looking at me. Whenever I am trying to see his face, I could able to see up to his chest or shoulder but I am looking somewhere else near him I can see he wore a white turban and another a white dress all over his body. Then somebody from my side said or some voice over came from out of that scene, that this is Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).He pointed his hand towards me and I am not sure what happened after that in the dream as it was 10 years before. But I am 100 % sure that I heard somebody saying he is Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). I am very sad I could not see his face. I am so unlucky.I have an habit of reciting Salat on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) 10 times before I am going to sleep to see him in the dreams as I heard from the madrasa in India.Insha Allah I love to see him in my dreams and I wait for it.Thank You.
My husband is so mean during ramadan, what to do?
Thank you all for your answers! I've talked to him about it, both while he is fasting, and after he has broken his fast. He dosn't seem to think anything is wrong, "its the way I am" There are kids envolved which makes it harder, and I haven't worked since I married him. In addition both of my parents have passed away, so I can't very well stay with them. I feel like I'm being held back from anything I want to do, I don't want to stay, but he's told me I"ll never take the kids from him, and considering I"m not working, I don't think I could support them by myself right now. I wish I could choose everyone's answer at the best. I will not choose, I'll allow the YA community to choose what they think is best. Thank you all again, as there is no one else I can talk to about this!
Jihad (the true meaning) ?
FINALLY!!! and post it in R&S too PIECES!!!!
Ramadan: If Allah is fair, and life is a test, then why is the test unfair?
theres no denying the fact that life isnt fair... what i dont get is that if God is fair then why are our tests so unfair? For instance if someone was cisgendered, straight, lived in an Islamic country, have Muslim family and friends, for them being Muslim would be easy, their test would be easy to pass. Yet for people like me who've never met another Muslim, CAN NEVER POSSIBLY be happy without a sex change, lives in the Bible Belt in the US, being told by many that I can never be Muslim (without sacrificing every ounce of well being I could ever scrape up through getting a sex change) the test of me is incredibly hard. Its like having a 6th grade class, and you give one student a test on basic 4th grade math and the other student a test on advanced calculus giving neither of them preparation (We dont study of the test of life do we? =p) and giving them the same exact grade.