This article provides information about the name, lineage, and life of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). It includes details about his lineage, his names mentioned in the Quran, his birth, his family, his prophethood, his migration to the city, and his moral qualities.

This article talks about the birth and early life of Prophet Muhammad, who was born in Mecca in 571 AD. He was an orphan and was taken care of by his grandfather and later his uncle. The article also mentions the incident where the angel Jibril came to him and extracted a leech from his heart. This article provides a brief overview of the early life of Prophet Muhammad.

Umar ibn al-Khattab narrates a conversation with a man who turned out to be Jibril, the angel who came to teach the Prophet Muhammad about Islam. The conversation covers the importance of Islam, faith, and charity, and their significance in achieving happiness and success in this world and the hereafter. This talk is considered a great explanation of the basics of religion and is relevant to all people regardless of their background or beliefs.

يتحدث هذا النص عن حياة النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم، بدءًا من نسبه وأسمائه ومرورًا بحياته وأخلاقه الفاضلة، وينتهي بشرح كيفية الصلاة عليه. يتضمن النص أيضًا بعض الألقاب التي أطلقت عليه والتي وردت في القرآن الكريم، ويتحدث عن بعض الأحداث الهامة في حياته مثل نزول الوحي وهجرته إلى المدينة وفتح مكة. يتميز النبي محمد بالأخلاق الفاضلة والصفات الحميدة، وكان يحب الفقراء والمساكين ويأكل معهم، وكان حليمًا وكريمًا وصبورًا على المكاره والأذى في سبيل نشر دعوته. يشرح النص أيضًا كيفية الصلاة عليه وينصح بعدم الصلاة عليه بالصلاة البتراء.

The term 'Allah' is used in Islam to refer to the one and only universal God or Creator and Provider of the universe. It is not just a meaning of God, but also a personal name for God, establishing a personal touch between the human being and the creator. The term Allah is not subject to plurality, emphasizing the purity of Islamic monotheism. This article aims to clarify the concept of God in Islam and dispel misconceptions about Allah being a tribal Arabian God or the 'God of Muslims'.

The article discusses the various names and appellations given to Muhammad in the Quran, including prophet, messenger, servant of God, and more. It also explores the sources for Muhammad's life, including the Quran and early biographies. The Quran provides minimal assistance for Muhammad's chronological biography, and most verses do not provide much historical context.