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The Ahmed Deedat Collection

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The Ahmed Deedat Collection

By Ahmed Deedat

Sheikh Ahmed Hoosen Deedat was Born on the 01 July 1918 in the Surat district of India in 1918. His father emigrated to South Africa in 1927 with him. After reading a book called Izharul Haq – The Truth revealed, a book about a debate with Christian Missionaries in the then British India, Sheikh Deedat was spurred on in the direction of Dawah – Islamic Missionary Activity to halt the tide of the then Christian onslaught against Islam. Over the next four decades, he immersed himself into a host of activities. Conducting Bible classes, lectures and debates the world over. He established the first Islamic Seminary in Southern Africa to train propagators at Assalaam educational Institute – Braemar. He is the founder of the largest Islamic Dawah Organization in the world, the Islamic Propagation Center International and became its president. He delivered thousands of lectures all over the world, crossing all the continents and successfully engaging some of the biggest names in Christian evangelists in public debates. Sheikh Deedat’s debates and lectures are available all over the world in the various languages in Video and DVD format. His career in the field of Comparative Religion took him across all five continents and dialogue with the heads of the Protestant world in America. May Almighty Allah bless his soul, accept his efforts for the cause of da’wah and grant gracious patience to his loved ones during this trying time.

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  1. I bought all ahmed deedats dvd’s and ripped the audio and coverted it to mp3 ,so much better on mp3 and so good and clear compared to those old Ahmed Deedat mp3’s on the net,Let me send them to you as a present,I hope you say yes and get them out there i need all the hasanaat i can get

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    7. Assalamu Alaikum

      Please send to me if it is possible.
      Thank you very much

      My address is:
      P.O.BOX: 74582
      BRISTOL FIRE ENGINEERING
      DUBAI,
      UAE.

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    9. Dear friend,
      As-salamu-alaikum

      I would love to receive all those Ahmed Deedath’s MP3s. Please send to my email address.
      Thanks
      May almighty Allah bless you all the way.
      Didar
      cdidar@gmail.com

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      2. I forgot to tell you i have another 53 lectures that are not on the list so tell your friends

    13. Assalamuvalikum va rahmatullahi wa barkata huu…

      Plz send me details how can i recei ed the all colloction of DVD,,, i am staying in australia

      Allah Hafiz
      Kabir

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      2. Dear brother, Aslamalikum, Would you like to guide me how I can get books written by our Ahmed deedat.

        regards

      1. hai,its me johndaler mancao..convertad into islam,i want to have more books about the comparative religion or dvd vedio tape of ahmed deedat all his lecture and debate

    16. asalam u alaikum , i am very intrested in receving/collecting all of ahmed deedat s books, pamphlets, videos/dvd s, & even the other unkown books, pamphlets, videos/dvd s. my email is mkpuzcum@yahoo.com & my mailing address is 2525 riverland drive apartment 104, chalmette louisiana 70043 , thank you

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    19. hello there and alsalam alaikum…..i’ll be so greatfull to u if u can send me any mp3 lectures and i’m welling to pay for them too…my email is saficars@gmail.com
      thank u very much
      mustafa

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    20. hello there and alsalam alaikum…..i’ll be so greatfull to u if u can send me any mp3 lectures and i’m welling to pay for them too…my email is saficars@gmail.com
      thank u very much
      mustafa

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    23. Ramadan Mubarak to you. I realise that this is a fairly old post but I would be most happy if you would send me this also.

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    26. AS SALAMO ALIKOM /// my deat brother just now i have read your massage that you have already converted AHMED DEEDAT lectures into mp3 format please send me on my e-mail.
      Actually i am driver and use to llisten his lectures in my car during driving his way of expaining every thing is very good
      ALLAH bless upon you
      thanks

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    29. I’m looking for shiegh achmad deedat mp3’s wow would really love that. InshAllah Ameen

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      1. Salaam,
        I’ll very much appreciate the mp3 collection, kindly send to my adress as follows;

        Mohammad Jalal
        P.O. Box 3258
        Kaduna
        Kaduna State
        Nigeria

    32. As Salamu Alaykum Akie

      I hope that you are well. I would be grateful if you could send me the MP3 format audios as I am a student of Comparative Religion and would like to see hear his views.

      Jazak Allah

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      1. I have converted all Ahmed Deedat books in e-Books
        If you want a disc please send self addressed envelope to
        FIDA-ALI KESHVANI
        19-225 COUNTRY HILL DRIVE
        KITCHENER ONTARIO N2E 3J6 CANADA.

    37. Asalamu aleikum
      My name is Saleman Mahad Hilwle
      I need the book Ahmed Deedat 2000 bages
      That has index to finde every thing about quran and abuot isa and so on
      Thank you

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      1. I have converted all Ahmed Deedad’s books in E-Books, but I don’t have his DVDs I will really, deeply appreciate his DVDS.
        Insha Allah.
        Masha Allah for those who converted them in Good Sound. please let me know how do I get them.
        Salaam to all, may Allah guide us all on straight path.
        Fida-Ali Keshvani

    40. I came across Mr. Deedat’s lecture’s a few years back and now today i’m converting to Islam/Muslim. I am very much interested in Mr. Deedat’s mission and would like to help. In addition could you send me the mp3’s you mention [everything], he reminds me of my father.

      Sincerely,
      Mr. Dembley

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  2. Asalamualaykum Sorry Kazi cant seem to find any adress ,can you email me one i will send the mp3’s on a hard drive or disc’s Insha Allah

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    1. Oh ! I didn’t mean it to sent physically on my address. I thought you can upload it on net somewhere and share with us.
      Jazak Allah !

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  8. salaam…
    just download the flashget downloader at their own website and you can download all you need from ahmad deedat..

    thanx

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  9. الرجاء ارسال سيرة الرسول الكريم صلى الله علية وسلم لتعيننا على الدعوة في بلد ينطق بالغة الانجليزية ولك جزيل الشكر وجزاك الله الفردوس

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    1. His Childhood

      His Adulthood

      Start of His Mission

      Resonance of His Call

      ‘Neutralise the Messenger and his Message’

      Facing the Torments

      Migration of the Messenger of Allah

      Messenger of Allah Arrives at Medina

      First Muslim Community

      Mecca Liberated

      Ideal Islamic Order

      The Two Momentous Things

      The Prophet Muhammad was the son of Abdullah, who was the son of Abdul-Muttalib, who was the son of Hashim; whose ancestry reaches the Prophet Ismael son of the Prophet Abraham, peace be upon them.

      Muhammad was born in the city of Mecca , in Arabia , on a Friday, the 17th day of the lunar month of Rabi‘-I, in the year 570CE into a noble family whose fathers and ancestors were amongst the chiefs of the Quraysh tribe, and the Bani-Hashim clan.

      His Prophetic mission began in the year 610CE on the 27th day of the month of Rajab, when he first received the divine revelation. Then the Qur’an was revealed to the Prophet progressively according to the circumstances of the time over a period of 23 years.

      The Prophet Muhammad was killed by poisoning on the 28th day of the month of Safar in the 11th year of the Hijrah[1], 630CE.
      His Childhood

      Muhammad’s father Abdullah son of Abdul-Muttalib was the best and most pious among the sons of Abdul-Muttalib and his most beloved. Abdullah died while Muhammad was still in his mother’s womb. All that he left behind were five camels and a servant girl named Barakah, also known as Omm Ayman, who was Muhammad’s nanny. Abdullah was a true believer and a monotheist.

      After Abdullah’s death, Muhammad’s grandfather, Abdul-Muttalib, became his guardian. Abdul-Muttalib was one of the chieftains of the tribe of Quraysh, and a believer in Allah [in the way of Prophet Abraham], as was Abu Talib, a brother of Abdullah. Abdul-Muttalib always respected and honoured treaties and adopted the finest of morals. He loved the poor and helped pilgrims. He would even feed the wild beasts and the birds of the mountaintops. He would feed people in times of famine and would restrain wrongdoers.

      Muhammad’s mother was Aamenah daughter of Wahab son of Abd Manaf son of Kilab. She was also a believer in Allah.

      When Muhammad was born his mother said: ‘As soon as I put my child on the ground he leaned with his hands on the ground, raised his head to the skies and looked at the horizons all the while speaking in phrases of monotheism. Then a voice called out to me saying: ‘The best of mankind has been born so name him Muhammad.’

      Then Aamenah sent for Abdul-Muttalib. He came to her and she said: ‘A wondrous boy has been born to you.’ Then she brought baby Muhammad to him. Abdul-Muttalib looked at him then took him and entered the Ka‘bah[2] and prayed to Allah. Then he left the Ka‘bah and returned him to his mother and named him Muhammad.

      Muhammad was not yet seven years old when his mother died. After his mother’s death, his grandfather Abdul-Muttalib assumed guardianship of him. Because of his knowledge of the status of the child and his faith in him he treated Muhammad with more care and attention than his other children. A group of the Medlaj Clan came to Mecca and when they saw Muhammad they said to his grandfather: ‘Take good care of him for we have never seen another of his station.’

      Abdul-Muttalib said to Abu Talib in his will to heed what they say and take care of him. Muhammad was eight when his grandfather died, and he was taken into the care of his uncle Abu Talib.

      Abu Talib, chief of the Bani-Hashim clan within the Quraysh[3], then became the guardian of Muhammad from his eighth year. Abu Talib went on to protect and serve the Messenger of Allah, defending him and honouring him throughout the testing times of his Prophethood, until the last breath of his life.
      His Adulthood

      Muhammad grew up to become a fine young man. He became known for his excellent manners, and because of the honesty in his conduct and dealings he was referred to as al-Saadiq (The Truthful One) and al-Amin (The Trustworthy One).

      As a youngster Muhammad used to accompany his uncle on his business trips to Syria . When the Messenger of Allah reached the age of twelve he journeyed with his uncle Abu Talib as far as Busra. There he was seen by a Christian monk named Georges who recognised him by his description. He took his hand and said: ‘This is the chief of the Worlds, God will send him as a mercy to the Worlds.’ Abu Talib said: ‘How do you know this?’ He said: ‘We find mention of him in our books.’ He asked Abu Talib to take him back fearing for his safety.

      As an adult, Muhammad worked as a trader between the cities of Mecca and Damascus , and earned a great reputation in the process. Having heard of the reputation of Muhammad, Lady Khadijah, one of the noblest of the Quraysh, on one occasion commissioned him to take charge of some of her trading business between the two cities. Lady Khadijah sent one of her servants, Maysarah, along with him to keep an eye on him and report back to her. Having seen his performance in the business, and the returns he had produced as well as his honesty, Lady Khadijah put Muhammad in charge of her business. Although she had many proposals of marriage from various dignitaries of the Quraysh, Lady Khadijah declined them all. It is reported that it was Lady Khadijah who, albeit indirectly and discreetly, made the marriage proposal to Muhammad. Some historians have reported that when they married in 595CE they were both 25.

      Lady Khadijah gave birth to three children. All of the Prophet’s children were from Khadijah except Ibrahim who was from Mary the Copt, who was born in Medina and lived for a year and ten months. The male children who were all born in Mecca were; al-Qasim which is where Muhammad’s epithet (Abul-Qasim; meaning Qasim’s father) comes from, and Abdullah. The boys all died young during the lifetime of the Prophet. His only daughter was Fatimah, who married Imam Ali son of Abu Talib, and bore him Imam Hasan and Imam Husayn, Zaynab and Omm Kolthuom, and another son who was named Mohassen by the Prophet before his birth. Fatimah was the only one of the siblings to survive the Messenger of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad used to say Hasan and Husayn are two Imams (leaders) whether they rise up (against tyranny) or not.

      Ali was born to Abu Talib and his wife Fatimah bint Assad in 600CE. Ali’s birth was associated with a particularly significant phenomenon. When Fatimah bint Assad was in labour she came to the Ka‘bah pleading to God for help with her labour. It is reported by various narrators and recorded by many chroniclers that as she was engaged in her prayers by the southern wall of the Ka‘bah, the wall split open and she entered the House, whereby the wall returned to its normal state. Having observed this extraordinary phenomenon, people who were present tried to follow her into the House through the opening but did not succeed. They then tried to go inside the House through its door but could not unlock the door. Reports indicate that she was inside the House for three days, and when she left the House with her newborn she did so in the same manner as she entered the House.

      The Prophet Muhammad took particular interest in baby Ali, and he played a major role in Ali’s upbringing and education. Ali would be the most ardent supporter of the Prophet throughout the difficult years of the Prophet Muhammad’s mission to convey the divine message and the teachings of Islam to the masses.
      Start of His Mission

      The Prophet Muhammad used to spend much time in prayer and worship of the one God. This he used to do in a cave, known as Hira, in the al-Noor mountain near the city of Mecca .

      In 610CE, at the age of forty, Muhammad received the first of the divine revelations when he was engaged in devotion and prayer inside the cave of Hira :

      In the name of Allah the Merciful, the Compassionate;

      Read in the name of thy Lord who created,

      Created man from a clot,

      Read and thy lord is the most noble,

      Who taught by pen,

      Taught man what he knew not . . . [4]

      The Prophet Muhammad conveyed the news and the Message to Ali and Lady Khadijah. Ali and Lady Khadijah both embraced the new revelation instantly and without any hesitation.

      Khadijah was thus the first woman to believe in the Messenger of Allah and the first woman to pray with him. She supported him wholeheartedly and spent all her wealth in the way of Allah. She was the first woman that the Prophet married and he married no other during her lifetime. She was immensely loyal to the Prophet. The Angel Gabriel ordered him to convey a special greeting and a blessing from God as well as ordering that he give the land of Fadak to Fatimah as an appreciation for what her mother had spent in the way of Allah.

      The Prophet Muhammad begins to invite individuals to the new revelation but in secret. There were very few supporters and believers. When the Prophet used to perform a congregational prayer, those who were with him were Lady Khadijah and Ali. This low-key approach continued for three years.

      Afterwards, on instructions from the Almighty, the Prophet’s invitation to Islam started to became more and more public. The Almighty instructs His messenger to begin with his clan, And warn your nearest kinsmen[5]. For this purpose the Prophet Muhammad prepared a banquet and invited the elders and chiefs of the Bani-Hashim, who totalled forty. After they were served with a good feast, the Prophet invited them to Islam, called upon them to support him in his mission, and promised them that whoever does so would be appointed as his successor, but none took up the offer dismissing the Prophet and his mission as nonsense, with the sole exception of Ali. Ridiculing the whole thing, they turned to Abu Talib saying, “Your son will be your commander, you should obey him!” Nevertheless the mission continues unabated albeit with very few supporters.
      Resonance of His Call

      The followers of the new religion start to grow, and so does the concern of the Quraysh towards them. The elders of Quraysh send Abu Talib, the trusted uncle of the Prophet to him, asking him to stop his call for this new religion, and in return they would give him whatever he would want. “If you want wealth, we will give you as much as you want, if you want women we will marry you the most beautiful women of Arabia, and if you want position and status we will make you the owner-king over us.” When Abu Talib conveys the message of the elders of Quraysh to his nephew-prophet, the Messenger of Allah replies, “I swear by the Almighty that if they put the Sun in my right hand and the Moon in my left on condition that I desist from this affair I would not leave it until Allah causes it to prevail or I die in the process.” Then the Messenger of Allah began to weep and rose and made to leave, but Abu Talib called him and said: ‘Come back my nephew. Say what you like my nephew, for by Allah I will never hand you over to them ever.’

      The Quraysh realised that it is dealing with a true and determined prophet. From then on, open hostility towards this new religion, its prophet, and its followers started to increase. Lady Khadijah dedicates all her wealth and resources for the cause of her prophet-husband’s mission. The extent of this hostility reaches blatant persecution of the followers of the new religion and its prophet.
      ‘Neutralise the Messenger and his Message’

      Then the Quraysh plotted amongst themselves about the companions of the Messenger of Allah who had entered Islam with him from amongst the tribes. Each tribe pounced upon any of its own who were Muslims by tormenting them and forcing them from their religion. Abu Talib protected the Messenger of Allah, and seeing what the Quraysh were doing to the sons of Hashim and Abdul-Muttalib, he called for them to protect the Messenger of Allah just as he was protecting him. So they gathered with him and stood up with him, except for Abu Talib’s brother Abu Lahab and his sons who had assisted the Quraysh against the Prophet.

      Then the Quraysh openly decided to kill the Messenger of Allah. When this news reached Abu Talib he gathered the sons of Hashim and Abdul-Muttalib and took the Messenger of Allah to his quarter and protected him from those who sought to kill him.

      The Quraysh imposes total and complete embargo against the Prophet and his followers in all its forms; social, economic, political, etc. No citizen of Mecca is allowed to buy from or sell to them, no one is allowed to marry anyone of them, or even befriend or socialise with them, not even help them. Nor should a peace settlement be accepted from them ever, nor should they be shown mercy until they hand over the Messenger of Allah to be killed.

      The Quraysh agreed to draw up a document to this effect, and one of them wrote this document in his own hand, which subsequently was afflicted by paralysis, and then they hung the document inside the Ka‘bah.

      The Prophet and many of his followers, and members of the Hashim clan withdrew to Abu Talib and entered the Abu Talib Quarter known as She’b Abu Talib, which had become their virtual open-top prison. Their condition deteriorated as time went by, and although some friends of sympathisers managed to smuggle in some help to the Muslims, but this was few and far between. There they remained in the quarter for three years until they were exhausted. The voices of the children could be heard from the quarter crying of hunger. They also increased the pressure on those who had entered Islam but had not entered the quarter. The trials became grave and the Muslims were severely shaken. It is reported that Ali son of Abu Talib used to secretly leave the quarter in disguise and fetch foodstuff to the besieged, carrying it on his back, into the quarter.

      On one of the divine revelations made to him, the Messenger of Allah informed his uncle Abu Talib that Allah had sent woodworms to their document that had eaten every word except the name of Allah. Having heard this Abu Talib said: ‘No by the falling stars, you have not lied to me.’

      Abu Talib set out with a group of the clan of Abdul-Muttalib until he reached the vicinity of the Ka‘bah, which was full of the people of Quraysh. He spoke and said to them: ‘Something has occurred which may be a cause for a settlement between you and us so bring out your document.

      They said: ‘The time has come for you to accept and recant. Only one man has caused the split between us and you, and you have put your people in jeopardy because of him.’

      Abu Talib said: ‘I propose a matter for you in which there is fairness. My nephew has told me and he has not lied to me, that Allah distances Himself from this document and has erased all your treachery and enmity and all that remains written is His name. If it is as he has said then by Allah, we will never hand him over to you until the last of us dies. If what he has said is false then we will hand him over to you so that you may kill him or spare him as you wish.’

      They said: ‘We agree.’ Then they opened the document and found it as they had been told but some of them clung to their falsehood and obstinacy and said: ‘This is sorcery from your companion.’

      Then some of those who had made the pact spoke and tore up the document.
      Facing the Torments

      The clan of Hashim then felt safe enough to emerge from their quarter and once more mingle with the people. This was in the tenth year of the noble prophethood, circa 620CE.

      It was less than six months after the end of this trial when Abu Talib passed away. Then the Prophet’s wife Lady Khadijah also died only three days after Abu Talib according to some accounts. The Messenger of Allah was very saddened and named this year the ‘Year of Sorrow’.

      The loss of Abu Talib and Lady Khadijah dealt a severe blow to the Prophet at a time when he needed these two most. The death of Abu Talib cleared the last hurdle for the Quraysh, and if the presence of Abu Talib imposed certain limits and drew some red lines for the Quraysh that they could not cross, now his death leaves them free to do what was the unthinkable to the Prophet while Abu Talib was alive.

      With the death of Abu Talib, the trials meted out by his tribe to the Messenger of Allah grew more naked and audacious.

      When the Prophet was praying by the Ka‘bah, one of the idolaters approached and violently tried to strangle him.

      The Quraysh encouraged the foolish ones to throw dirt on the Prophet’s face and head. They used to throw filth and blood and thorns at his door. Ommayah ibn Khalaf used to insult the Prophet until his face became red but still the Prophet would not say anything to him.

      When a fool threw the dirt in the face of the Messenger of Allah, he entered his house with the dirt still on his head. Fatimah began to clean the dirt from his head and crying and the Messenger of Allah saying: ‘Do not cry my daughter, for Allah will protect your father.’

      He also said: ‘The Quraysh could not harm me until Abu Talib died.’

      It is related from Khabab who said: ‘I approached the Prophet when he was reclining in the shade of the Ka‘bah. This when we had received some harm from the Polytheists. I said to him: ‘O Messenger of Allah, will you not invoke Allah?’ He sat up red of face and said: ‘Among those who came before you there were those whose skins would be scraped off with combs of iron down to the bone and this did not divert them from their religion. Allah will complete this matter until a rider may travel from San’a to Hadramaut with nothing to fear but the wolf getting to his sheep.’
      Migration of the Messenger of Allah

      The Quraysh and their allies make the decision that Muhammad must be physically eliminated in order to finish with him and his religion once and for all. But whoever does this would have to deal with the consequences and face the wrath of the respectable Bani-Hashim clan. In order to divide the guilt between as many clans and tribes as possible, forty clans are made to be involved in the task. The best warrior from each clan is chosen for the task. They are instructed to storm the house of Muhammad and every single one of them is to ensure to strike Muhammad with his sword at least once. This is so that if Bani-Hashim, Muhammad’s clan, were to seek revenge for his blood, they would be confronted with forty clans, and thus making it impossible for them to seek any retribution.

      The Almighty instructs the Prophet Muhammad to leave for the city of Yathreb, which later became known as Medinat al-Rasul or the City of the Messenger, or Medina for short.

      In 622CE, after some thirteen years of calling the people to Islam, the Messenger of Allah left Mecca for Medina. The Prophet Muhammad asked Ali son of Abu Talib to stay behind to deal with a number of issues, and Ali volunteered to sleep in the Prophet’s bed acting as a decoy. The Messenger of Allah manages to slip through those who were surrounding his house just before they stormed it. When they stormed the house to kill him they found Ali instead in the Prophet’s bed with no sign of their target.

      On his way out of Mecca, Abu Bakr came across the Prophet as he was leaving the city, and asked the Prophet where he was going at that time. The Prophet Muhammad could not tell him other than the truth, and thereafter the Messenger of Allah asked him to join him on his migration to Medina, in order to keep the news of this mission secret until he is out of danger.

      With first daylight, the forty brave warriors set off in pursuit of the Prophet by following his track. They used an expert guide to help them track him, and the guide led the warriors to the cave of Thawr, some five miles outside Mecca, where the Prophet Muhammad and his companion were actually inside, but the pursuers did not enter the cave. It is reported that the pursuers did not enter the cave since by the time they had arrived, through divine intervention, a spider had spun its web across the opening of the cave, and a pigeon had placed its nest near there, after the two had entered the cave. The chasers did not attempt to enter the cave on the presumption that had anyone entered the cave, the spider web and the pigeon nest would have been disturbed.

      Having failed to capture the Prophet, the Quraysh announced a reward of 100 camels for anyone capturing him or giving information leading to his capture.

      The Prophet Muhammad left Mecca on the eve of the first day of the lunar month of Rabi‘-I, and arrived at the outskirts of Medina, some 400 km north of the city of Mecca, on Monday the 12th day of the same month.

      Another task that Ali ibn Abu Talib had to do when the Prophet had left Mecca was to return any goods and valuables that people had given to the Prophet for safekeeping. Many of those who were the Prophet opponents also used to give their valuables to the Prophet for safekeeping every time they went on a long journey and such like. This is because the Prophet was recognised for his trustworthiness even towards his foes; they could not trust their best friends for safekeeping of their valuables, but they trusted Muhammad al-Amin (the trustworthy one). Ali returned all the goods and valuables that were given to the Prophet for safekeeping, including those of the Prophet’s foes.

      When Ali had returned all the goods he was given by the Prophet Muhammad to their rightful owners, he went to the roof of the Ka‘bah and yelled at the top of his voice, “if anyone has any claim against Muhammad, or had entrusted him with anything that he has not got back yet, then they should come forward.” It is reported that nobody did.

      Having discharged all his tasks in Mecca, Ali set off for Yathreb together with the ‘Fatimahs’, namely: his mother Fatimah bint Assad, Fatimah the daughter of the Prophet, Fatimah the daughter of Zubair ibn Abdul-Muttalib, and Fatimah duaghter of Hamzah.
      Messenger of Allah Arrives at Medina

      When the news of the Messenger’s exodus from Mecca to Medina reached the Muslims in Medina, they began to go every morning to the lava fields and wait there until the heat of noon drove them back. Many days they waited until one day when they had returned to their houses it so happened that a Jewish man was looking out from his fortress when he saw the Prophet shimmering in the haze. No sooner had he sighted him than he hailed the Muslims at the top of his voice saying: ‘O Muslims, here is your Master whom you await!’

      The Muslims immediately rushed to meet the Messenger of Allah on the crest of the lava fields. He then kept going until they had reached Qubaa where he stopped with the clan of Amr ibn Awf. The Muslims hailed ‘Allahu Akbar’ (God is Greatest) with joy at his arrival. The Prophet stopped at Qubaa for three days awaiting the arrival of Ali. He did not want to enter the Medina without Ali.

      The Prophet remained with Ali with the clan of Amr ibn Awf for a day or two. During his stay in Qubaa he established the mosque of Qubaa, and thus it was the first ever established in Muslim era.

      And on the Friday, the Prophet entered the Qubaa mosque and led the Muslims in the Friday prayers and gave a sermon. And this was the first Friday sermon ever given. The Prophet prayed in the direction of Jerusalem and one hundred men prayed behind him. After performing the prayers, the Prophet mounted his camel, along with Ali who never left his side, and the rest of Muslims and headed towards Medina.

      Once in Medina, Muslim families invited the Messenger of Allah to stay with them. In order not to turn down the request of any one of them, the Prophet decided that he would stay with the family that his she-camel would stop by their house. He said: ‘Let her be for she is being ordered.’ The camel kept on walking until she reached the door of the house of Abu Ayyub, who happened to be amongst the poorest in Medina. Then Abu Ayyub hurried to the Prophet’s baggage and took it into his house.

      Abu Ayyub’s mother, who was blind, said: ‘O if only I had sight so that I could see my master the Messenger of Allah!’ The Prophet Muhammad then called to Allah for her and her eyes opened. This was the first of his miracles in Medina.

      It is said that when the Messenger of Allah entered Medina, it was the most joyous occasion ever witnessed by the people. One eyewitness said: ‘I saw the day when he entered Medina and I have never seen a brighter or better day than that day. And I saw the day he died and I have never seen a worse or darker day than the day on which he died.’
      First Muslim Community

      With a significant number of those who embraced Islam migrating from Mecca to Medina, as well as the majority of the native Medinans, it could be said that the first Muslim community began to take shape in the city of Medina, under the guidance of the Prophet. Through his teachings, the Messenger of Allah brought about harmony and peace between the different rivalries and warring groups and tribes of the city and its surroundings. Whereas prior to his arrival, greed, enmity and wars prevailed between the inhabitants, in a short space of time the Prophet managed to sow the seeds of a peaceful cohesive order to the extent that they shared everything they had amongst themselves and with the Muslim migrants from Mecca despite their poverty. With the city of Medina being some 400 km north of Mecca, some of the Muslims considered it to be a reasonably safe distance from the Quraysh who were mostly in Mecca.

      However, the Quraysh and their allies did not relent, and they forced the Muslims of Medina into a number of battles and skirmishes. These were usually unequal, especially at the early days, with the Quraysh and their allies being superior in number and armour. For example at the battle of Badr, which was one of the early clashes between the two sides, the Muslims combatants were 313 men, who had seventy camels and two horses, while their opponents were about one thousand, had seven hundred camels and one hundred horses.

      Peace between the two sides was eventually brought about through the peace treaty of Hodaybiyah – signed in the eleventh month of the sixth year after Hijrah – which was highly biased in favour of the Quraysh and their allies, to the extent that some of the companions of the Prophet protested to him for agreeing and signing a treaty that was ‘unfair and unacceptable’. However, subsequent events after the Hodaybiyah were pointedly in the interest of the Muslims, which in turn exonerated the Prophet’s judgement and decision, and proved his wisdom and farsightedness.
      Mecca Liberated

      Less than two years after the treaty of Hodaybiyah, Quraysh grew impatient with the environment of peace and security that reigned in the land. Muslim losses in the battle of Mu’tah in north Arabia – in today’s Jordan – encouraged the Quraysh to stir up unrest in the land and break the treaty that they had signed with the Messenger of Allah at Hodaybiyah. They began to distribute weapons to their allies and urged them to attack the allies of the Muslims at night, in breach of the peace treaty they had with the Muslims.

      The Messenger of Allah left Medina on a Friday in the month of Ramadan in the eighth year of the Hijrah. He took with him all the Muslim troops which numbered ten thousand and nearly four hundred horsemen.

      Then the Messenger of Allah proceeded until he arrived at Marr al-Dhahran, the heights of Mecca, in the evening. He ordered his companions to light more than ten thousand fires. News of his progress had been kept hidden from the Quraysh who were concerned and feared that he might attack them.

      It is reported that Abu Sufyan, the Prophet’s archenemy, was saying: ‘I have never seen such fires as last night nor such a camp.’ He said: ‘What is the news and what are all these fires?’

      The narrator responded to him: ‘The news is that the Messenger of Allah has arrived here. He has come with a force you cannot resist; with ten thousand of the Muslims.’

      Abu Sufyan said: ‘What is to be done?’

      I said: ‘By Allah, if he defeats you he will surely strike your head off so ride this donkey with me so that I can take you to the Messenger of Allah and I will ask him for an amnesty for you.’ So he rode behind me.

      It is related that Ali ibn Abu Talib said to Abu Sufyan ibn al-Harith: ‘Go to the Messenger of Allah and say to him what Joseph’s brothers said to Joseph: By Allah, Allah has preferred you over us and we have certainly been sinful [6] Then the Messenger of Allah said in answer to him and seeking to best him in speech: He said: Let there be no reproach upon you this day. Allah will forgive you and he is the Most Merciful of those who show mercy [7]

      The banner of the Muslims was with Sa’ad ibn ‘Ibadah and when he passed by Abu Sufyan he said to him: ‘Today is the day of slaughter, today the women will be captured’. Abu Sufyan heard him and kept it to himself until the Messenger of Allah passed by him when he said: ‘Do you know what Sa’ad ibn ‘Ibadah has said?’

      The Messenger of Allah said: ‘What he has said is of no consequence.’ Then he sent someone to Sa’ad and took the banner from him and passed it to Ali and said: ‘Enter with kindness.’ Ali took the banner and began to proclaim: ‘Today is the day of mercy, today honour will be protected.’

      Then the Messenger of Allah turned to Abu Sufyan and said to him: ‘O Abu Sufyan, proceed to Mecca and let them know of the sanctuary.’

      When the Messenger of Allah entered Mecca, a tent was pitched for him by the grave of his uncle Abu Talib. He refused to enter his house or the houses of his companions in Mecca that had been confiscated by the Polytheists.

      Then the Messenger of Allah, after having rested a little in his tent, bathed and mounted his camel and set out for the sacred mosque. The Muslims were before him and behind him and all around him and they were repeating along with the Messenger of Allah the words of Allah Almighty: The truth has come and falsehood has perished, indeed falsehood is (by nature) perishing [8]

      Mecca resounded with the sound of their voices until he entered the sacred mosque and approached the black stone at the corner of the Ka‘bah, and kissed it. Then he circled the House upon his camel and with a bow in his hand. Around the House there were some three-hundred and sixty idols and he began to stab at them with his bow saying: The truth has come and falsehood has perished, indeed falsehood is perishing and The truth has come and falsehood will not revive again and will not return [9] while the idols fell upon their faces. Then he raised Ali upon his shoulders so that he could bring down the rest of the idols which were upon the Ka‘bah.

      And thus a whole era of idol worshipping in Arabia was brought to an irreversible end, and Mecca was liberated. The conquest of the Capital City of the idolaters and the liberation of the holy city of Mecca at the hands of Prophet Muhammad took place without bloodshed.

      But the Prophet never again took his birth city, Mecca, as his abode. The Prophet only stayed in the city for fifteen days to manage its affairs. When he left the city of Mecca for Medina, he appointed Etab ibn Osayd, 21 years of age, as the city’s governor.
      Ideal Islamic Order

      From early days, the Prophet gradually established an Islamic system of governance and a way of life. In its first years, the nascent Muslim community in Medina had to contend with a number of attacks and onslaughts by the Quraysh and their allies. The Prophet used every opportunity to teach the Muslims the right code of conduct for a Muslim in times of war and peace; from personal and ethical qualities they must aspire to, to social, political and fiscal policies.

      On the political front, the Prophet enjoined the community to avoid wars and violence as far as possible, and it should only be the absolute last resort, when all other avenues have been exhausted. The Prophet Muhammad went out of his way to avoid conflict and violence, and it is recorded that in the ten years that the Prophet was in Medina and despite the many battles that the Muslims were drawn into, a total of some 800 were killed on both sides throughout the period. The Prophet instructed his army against destroying houses or pillaging or cutting down fruiting trees. He ordered them not to draw their swords except in dire need. He used to rebuke some of his generals and physically put right their mistakes.

      Another social-political principle instilled by the Prophet Muhammad was that “Land belongs to Allah and whoever develops it” [10]. This had a very significant impact on the development of the country both socially and politically, not to mention the economic progress and revival it entailed.

      Another socio-economic policy was established by the Prophet’s declaration “I am responsible for them” [11]. He who dies and leaves family who do not have enough to make ends meet, then the Prophet would be responsible for them and they should go to him. On the other hand, “he who dies and leaves a wealth behind, it is for his heirs” [12]. All that wealth is for the family he leaves behind, i.e. no inheritance tax in Islam. But this policy did not stop there, and it went further when the Prophet announced that if a person dies and leaves a debt behind, then he [Muhammad, and subsequently the leader of the Islamic state in general] is responsible for paying it [13].

      The Prophetic legislation also addressed the interest of the non-Muslims living under the Islamic state, referred to as dhimmy; literally means “the responsibility of” [the Islamic state]: “He who hurts a dhimmy, then indeed he has hurt me” [14].

      Such laws, and the peaceful liberation of Mecca, encouraged many to come and live under the Islamic State, for there was at least economic and security guarantees for them and their families, present and future. People started to embrace Islam as a way of life en masse. Thus came the divine revelation:

      By the name of Allah, the Compassionate, the Merciful,

      When came Allah’s succour and the conquest,

      And thou saw the peoples entering into the religion of Allah in troops –

      So glorify the praise of thy Lord and seek His forgiveness, indeed He is relenting. [15]
      The Two Momentous Things

      In the holy city of Medina, Messenger of Allah ensured that he addresses the two most vital issues during his lifetime, for these should be the sanctuary, guide and leader for the Muslims after his departure from this life. These were the compilation of the Holy Qur’an as a bound copy, and the appointment of his successors to lead the nation after him, both of which he did on direct instructions from the Almighty.
      The Holy Qur’an

      The Prophet ensured arrangements be made to compile a ‘bound’ copy of the Holy Qur’an – known at the time of the holy Prophet, and also today, as the mus}h}af. The Messenger of Allah commissioned Ali son of Abu-Talib to gather and compile the entire Qur’an, which Imam Ali did during the lifetime of the holy Prophet and under his supervision[16]. The Messenger of Allah validated and authenticated the end result – the mus}h}af – even verifying the order and position of the individual verses within a given chapter or surah, as instructed by the Almighty. According to traditions, when archangel Gabriel used to reveal a particular ayah or verse to the Prophet, the former would also indicate its position within the surah or chapter of the Qur’an and the surah it belonged to.[17]

      Reports state that during the lifetime of the Prophet, when the entire text of the Holy Qur’an was committed to writing and it had been compiled as mus}h}af, people used to come to the mosque of the Prophet, where the compiled Qur’an – the mus}h}af – was kept by the pulpit, to make their copies of the Holy Scripture.[18]

      It is sometimes stated, through a minor misunderstanding, that the Holy Qur’an was first compiled during the reign of the third ruler Othman ibn Affaan, some twenty years after the death of the Prophet Muhammad. The root of this misunderstanding stems from the incorrect assumption of the meaning of the Arabic word jamc that means ‘to collect’, but instead it is taken to mean ‘to compile’. What was in fact commissioned at that time was to collect the incomplete documents holding some verses or chapters of the Holy Qur’an and to complete them as copies of the entire Qur’an. Any compilation that took place during this time was to reproduce the authentic copy of the Holy Qur’an as per the version compiled by Imam Ali during the lifetime of the Prophet Muhammad and under his supervision.
      The Ahl al-Bayt

      The other fundamental and vital task that the Prophet had to secure during his lifetime was to address the question of his successorship. On instructions from the Almighty, the Messenger of Allah named and appointed the successors who must lead the Muslim community after him according to the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and the Messenger of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad used numerous occasions to instruct the people to follow and adhere to his twelve appointed successors, ‘Caliphs’ or ‘Imams’, the first of whom was Imam Ali son of Abu Talib, and the twelfth is the living Imam Mahdi, who is hidden from public view[19] until such a time when the Almighty instructs him to reappear in public “to lead the nations of this world from tyranny and oppression to tranquillity and bliss”. [The Prophet Muhammad, his daughter Fatimah, his cousin and son-in-law Imam Ali and the eleven impeccable Imams descendents of Ali and Fatimah form Ahl al-Bayt as referred to in the holy Qur’an 33:33.]

      In 630CE, seventy days before his death, and just after performing the farewell Hajj pilgrimage, on instructions from the Almighty, at the location of Ghadir Khum, the Prophet appointed Ali as his successor and ordered the Muslims who were present there to pay Ali homage of allegiance as The Commander of the Faithful, and their leader after the Prophet. The revelation from the Almighty on this day in this particular respect was:

      O Messenger! Convey that that has been revealed to thee from thy Lord, and if thee do not, then thee would have not conveyed His Message; and Allah will protect thee from the people. Surely Allah guides not the disbelieving people.[20]

      After the revelation of the above instruction, the Messenger of Allah declared:

      “Whoever I am his master and leader, then Ali is his master and leader too. O Lord support whoever supports Ali, and oppose whoever opposes him.” [21]

      “Ali is my caliph and successor upon ye after me.” [22]

      Some chroniclers put the number of those present at Ghadir Khum who gave the homage of allegiance to Imam Ali as the Commander of the Faithful and the successor of the Prophet Muhammad at up to 120,000 men and women.

      To confirm and conclude this momentous event, the Almighty then revealed:

      Today I have perfected your religion for ye, completed My favour upon ye and have sanctioned Islam for ye as a religion. [23]

      In order to reveal the station of his successors present and future, the Prophet frequently used to refer the Muslims to the Ahl al-Bayt – at the time notably Ali – for they were the most knowledgeable about the teachings of the Qur’an and the Prophet himself. To clarify any possible doubt about his immediate successor, in the famous tradition of “City of Knowledge”, the final Messenger of Allah states:

      “I am the City of Knowledge and Ali is its Gate, so whosoever wishes to access this City, then let him do so through its Gate.” [24]

      According to many Prophetic teachings and traditions the Holy Qur’an and the Ahl al-Bayt are considered as the two inseparable and complementary components of the divine message. Towards the end of his life, the Messenger of Allah often used to say:

      “I leave with ye the two momentous things – the book of Allah and my kin the people of my Ahl al-Bayt. As long as ye adhere to them both ye will never go astray after me.”[25]

      However, after the death of the Prophet Muhammad, the people did not honour their pledge of allegiance that they had given at the time of the Prophet to the successor he appointed on instructions from the Almighty.

      After several failed attempts on his life, and by various means, the culprits eventually succeeded in assassinating the Prophet Muhammad – this time through poisoning. The final Messenger of Allah to humanity died on the 28th day of the lunar month of Safar in the 11th year of the Hijrah, circa 630CE.

      The Prophet Muhammad brought about a nation and a civilisation that in a relatively very short space of time won the prime position amongst all other nations. The Muslims attained such achievement so long as they adhered to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad. Today although the Muslims are numerous, they do not occupy the eminent station amongst the nations anymore, for they did not adhere to “the two momentous things” that the Prophet Muhammad left behind for them. The Muslim nation may still be a candidate to lead mankind to bliss and prosperity if they ensure to adhere to the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad and his appointed successors.

      [1] The occasion of the Hijrah (literally migration, and by extension the migration of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Medina to thwart those from the Quraysh who had plotted to assassinate him) marks the beginning of the Islamic calendar. The Hijrah took place around 622CE.

      [2] The Ka‘bah is a cubical structure symbolising the House of God that was built by the Prophet Adam on instructions from the Almighty God in an uninhabited valley, which in turn brought about the creation of the holy city of Mecca around it.

      [3] The Quraysh is a collection of clans and tribes all of whom are blood related.

      [4] The Holy Qur’an, The Clot (96): 1-5

      [5] The Holy Qur’an, The Poets (26): 214

      [6] The Holy Qur’an: Joseph (12): 91.

      [7] The Holy Qur’an: Joseph (12): 92.

      [8] The Holy Qur’an: The Tribe of Israel (17): 81.

      [9] The Holy Qur’an: Sheba (34): 49.

      [10] al-Ka>fi, by al-Kulayni, vol. 5, p279

      [11] Wasa>‘el al-Shica, by Muhammad Hasan al-Hurr al-cAfi, by al-Kulayni, vol. 7, p 167.

      [13] al-Ka>fi, by al-Kulayni, vol. 1, p 407.

      [14] Bih}a>r al-Anwa>r, by al-Majlesi, vol. 22, p 486.

      [15] The Holy Qur’an: The Succour (110)

      [16] Bih}a>r al-Anwa>r, by al-Majlesi, vol. 89, p 48, Beirut ed.

      See also “The Qur’an: When was it compiled?” by the author.

      [17] ibid

      [18] ibid

      [19] Imam Mahdi lives amongst the public but without being recognised by them. However, as and when required, he would make himself recognisable to those who are sincerely pious and devout.

      [20] The Holy Qur’an, The Table Spread (5): 67.

      [21] Mustadrak al-S{ah}ih}ayn, vol. 3, pp 118, 126, 613. Dar al-Kotob al-Elmiyah, Beirut;

      Musnad Ahmad, vol. 1, pp 84, 88, 118, 152, vol. 4, pp 378, 370, pub. Cordoba Foundation, Cairo;

      Musnad Abi-Yacla, vol. 1, p249, pub. Dar al-Ma’moon lil-Tura>th, Damascus;

      Fad}a>’el al-S{ah}a>bah, by Imam Ahmad ibn H{anbal, vol. 2, pp 572, 585, 586, 613, 682, 705 pub. al-Risalah Foundation, Beirut;

      Fad}a>’el al-S{ah}a>bah, by al-Nasa>’ie, vol.1, p15, Dar al-Kotob al-Elmiyyah, Beirut;

      Tafsir of Ibn Kuthayr, vol. 2, p15, pub. Dar al-Fikr, Beirut,

      al-Sunan al-Kubra>, by al-Nasa>‘ie, vol. 5, pp 45, 130-136, 154, Dar al-Kotob al-Elmiyyah, Beirut,

      al-Ka>fi, by al-Kulayni, vol. 1, p 286. etc.

      [22] Bih}a>r al-Anwa>r, by al-Majlesi, vol. 5, p69. Toh}af al-cOquol, p458.

      [23] The Holy Qur’an, The Table Spread (5): 3.

      [24] al-Mustadrak cala al-S{ah}i>h}ayn, by al-H{a>kim al-Naysa>bouri, vol. 3, pp 137-138, pub. Dar al-Kutub al-cElmiyyah, Beirut;

      Majmac al-Zawa>‘id, by Nur-ed-Din Ali ibn Abu Bakr al-Haythami, vol. 9, p114, pub. Dar al-Bayan lil-Turath, Cairo;

      Ta>ri>kh Baghda>d, by Abu Bakr Ahmad al-Khat}i>b al-Baghda>di>, vol. 2, p377, pub. Dar al-Kotob al-Elmiyyah, Beirut, and also vol.4, p348, and vol.7, p172, and vol.11, p49-50

      [25] S{ah}i>h} al-Tirmidhi>, vol. 5, p328, hadith 3874 & 3876, pub. Dar al-Fikr, Beirut, and vol. 13, p199-200, pub. Maktabat al-S{a>wi>, Egypt, and vol. 2, p308, pub. Boula>q, Egypt;

      Musnad Ahmad, vol. 3, pp 17, 26, 59, and vol. 4, pp 366, 371, and vol. 5, p181, pub. al-Maymaniyyah, Egypt;

      S{ah}i>h} Muslim, Book of Merits, Merits of Ali ibn Abi Talib, vol. 2, p362, pub. cIsa al-Halabi, and vol. 7, p 122, pub. S{abi>h}, and vol. 15, p 170 with al-Nuwawi commentary, Egypt;

      Dorar al-Semt}ayn, by al-Zarandi al-H{anafi, p231, pub. Qadha>‘ al-Najaf;

      Yana>bi>c al-Mawaddah, by al-Qundu>zi al-H{anafi, pp 29-31, 36, 28, 41, 183, 191, 296, 370, pub. Istanbul

      Tafsir of Ibn Kuthayr, vol. 4, p113, pub. Dar Ih}iya>‘ al-Kutub al-Arabiyah, Egypt;

      Ja>mic al-Os}u>l, by Ibn Athi>r, vol. 1, p 187, hadith 65-66, pub. Egypt;

      Mucjam al-Kabi>r by al-T{abara>ni>, p 137. . .

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      1. Please check & confirm this statement.

        The Prophet Muhammad was killed by poisoning on the 28th day of the month of Safar in the 11th year of the Hijrah[1], 630CE.

        Our Prophet (PBUH) was not poisoned, he passed away as a cause of natural death as Allah willed.

    1. PROPHET JESUS, SON OT VIRGIN MARY WILL SOON COME TO EARTH AND WILL NEVER UNDERSTAND THE WORD “JESUS” FOR HE IS NOT AN AMERICAN BUT OF THE ARAMAIC TRIBE OF JUDEA. HE WILL ONLY UNDERSTAND THE WORS “ESSHA” FOR THAT WAS WHAT HIS MOTHER, FRIENDS, APOSTLES AND EVERYONE IN HIS TIME CALLED HIM. JUST WAIT SOONEST AND YOU WILL SEE.

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  12. Thanks for this opportunity.
    Ahmed Deedat saved me from falsehood!
    Now I can have more of him through you.

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  13. i really want to know more about sheikh ahmed deedat
    i have been inspired by many of his speeches and want to know more so i can increase my eeaman and spread the word amoung many of my muslim & non muslim friends
    i would appreciate it if you could send me the mp3 files
    jazakallah

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  14. first of all i would like to say thank you for given me this gold chance on web site and specally the great peaple who are stragling to convert the unblivers to islam i aprochiate them and i hop also to have adiition knowladge by contacting this site islam and promiss you all unblevers will convert to islam and none will face hell fir i hop soooooooooooooooooooo insha allah

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  17. Prophet Muhammed is a Mercy to all the people.He treated all the people with Kindness and Just behaviour.Even his worst enemies beleived that he is Al-amin (Truthfull person)but they did not beleived only in his message of Islam.He was merciful to both belivers as well as non-beleivers.When the people of Taif drove him out by stoning him, He prayed to God to show mercy to those people.All the evidence you are giving is just a fabrication and lie about our beloved prophet Muhammed peace be up on him.What relevance does the Prophet Muhammad have to today’s world?In the Qur’an, the Prophet Muhammad is described as being sent as a [mercy to the worlds] (Al-Anbiyaa’ 21:107). Muslims believe he was sent all humanity and all times. In our world today, with so much war and fighting, how can the message of the Prophet Muhammad’s mercy be relevant? How did the Prophet Muhammad himself deal with war? How can there be mercy within war?”Treat the prisoners of war kindly.” No, this is not a statement in the Geneva Conventions summarizing the rights of POWs. This is the Prophet Muhammad’s instruction to his Companions more than 1400 years ago. Islam has set down rules for warfare, detailing when Muslims should fight, whom they should fight, and how they should fight. In the time of the Prophet Muhammad, the Muslims set an unprecedented standard for the ethics of dealing with captured enemies. They treated prisoners of war in a manner that has yet to be imitated in history. Islam set the basic rule that the captive is protected by his captivity and the wounded by his injury.Islam instructs Muslims either to free captives who cannot offer ransom (in the form of money or an equivalent number of Muslim captives) or to ransom prisoners of war.[1]Prisoners of war are not to be humiliated or degraded in any way. They have the right to their human dignity and the right to be protected from sexual, emotional, and physical abuse. Sufficient health care should be provided for prisoners who need it. Proper food and clothing should also be provided, as well as sanitary facilities. The Prophet also instructed his Companions to shelter their prisoners from the summer sun and to provide them with water to drink. Captives are invited to learn about Islam, but they are under no pressure whatsoever to convert. [There is no compulsion in religion] (Al-Baqarah 2:256) means that sincerity is an essential requirement of one’s faith, so, therefore, no one can be coerced to become a Muslim nor should anyone convert to seek some worldly benefit. The Qur’an describes the righteous:[And they, though they hold it dear, give sustenance to the indigent, the orphan and the captive. (Saying) we feed you for the sake of God alone: no reward do we desire from you, nor thanks.] (Al-Insan 76:8-9)Relating how the Companions complied strictly with the Prophet’s instructions on treating POWs, one of the prisoners of the Battle of Badr[2], Huzayr ibn Humayr, said: “I was with one of the Ansari families, after being taken as captive. Whenever they had lunch or dinner, they used to give me preference by providing me with bread while they’d eat only dates, in compliance with the Prophet’s order to treat prisoners well.”Another, Thamama ibn Athal, was taken prisoner and brought to the Prophet, who said, “Be good to him in his captivity.” When the Prophet went home, he asked that any food in his house be collected and sent to Thamama. Each human being has inherent value and distinction as God’s creation.Later, the Prophet approached him respectfully and inquired whether Thamama could ransom himself: “What have you, Thamama?” He replied, “Actually I have a lot going for me. If you kill me, you kill a man whose blood will surely be avenged. If you are generous, then you are generous to a man who knows how to be grateful. If you are after money, then ask of me whatever amount you like.”The Prophet left him and on the second day when he approached him, Thamama said basically the same thing. On the third day, the Prophet said, “Let Thamama go.”They unbound him and let him go. He went on his way, quickly took a bath and returned, declaring, “I bear witness that there is no God but Allah and I bear witness that you are the Messenger of Allah. O Muhammad! I swear to Allah that there was no man on the face of the Earth whom I hated more than you. Now you have become to me the dearest of men. And I swear by Allah that there was no religion on earth more loathsome to me than your religion, but now it is the most beloved to me of all religions. There was no country on earth more despised by me than your country, yet now I love it more than any other country in the world.”[3]The Islamic ethics of treating prisoners of war is part of the whole system of Islamic ethics, which places utmost importance on the preservation of human dignity and rights. This principle extends from the rights of the unborn child to the rights of women, the elderly, non-Muslims living in a Muslim country, to aggressive enemies captured as prisoners of war. Each human being has inherent value and distinction as God’s creation.

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  18. LET US CONTINUE THE WORK OF THE PROPHETS LIKE JESUS, MOSES, ABRAHAM, AARON AND MUHAMMAD.ALLOF THEM WORK FOR THE SPREAD OR THE WORD OF GOD ALMIGHTY, CREATOR OF THE COSMOS AND WHAT IS IN THEM BY DOING IT IN ELECTRONIC MESSAGES. INSHAALLAH, THE WORLD WILL BECOME “SUBMISSIVE” TO THE WILL OF THE CRERATOR AS MUSLIMS.

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  19. Assalamo 3alaikom wa ra7mato Allah. peace be upon you All muslims and non muslims, my friends, we all know that sheikh Ahmed Deedat was one of a kind, a man who was grown in India then South Africa! who could ever imagine that one day a man will rise in the farest country in Africa and trying to convince people and invite them to Islam by the name of Allah.
    this man is a bless for this earth and a proud for us as muslims, and it is for us to go on on his way by doing anything we can just a simple word to the disbelivers or a vers from the holly Quran, anything we can. and we can always get inspired by the quran and the Hadith of our messenger Mohammed PBUH) and we canalso qote from Sheikh Deedat’s sayings and books, keeping in mind that we should be as peaceful and understading as we can.
    and may Allah bless you All wa Assalamo 3alaikom wa ra7mato Allahi wa barakatoh.

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    1. THE WORD “QURAN” and NUMBER 19

      When we examined the verses with the initial letter “Qaf”, we saw that the “Quran” is the form used most frequently among its derivations and the form “Quran” is used 57 (19 × 3) times and this number is a multiple of 19. We have seen other characteristics of 57 before; there are 57 Qafs in the sura Qaf and the numerical value of the word “Glorious” (Majid) is also 57.

      The word “Quran” has two other derivations except the form “Quran”. These are “Quranehu” and “Quranen”. The “Quranen” is used 8 times and the “Quranehu” is used twice in the Quran. (The 15th verse of the sura Jonah is not included as it mentions another “Quran”. In addition, the 31st verse of the sura Rad is not included as it describes as a non-existing type of “Quran” which destroys mountains and brings dead people back to life. The 44th verse of the sura Smoke is also excluded as it describes “Quran” not present as well and which is a “Quran” in another language. These descriptions do not describe “Quran”, therefore they are not included)

      We saw that 19 was a prime number and the factors of 19 can not be separated. (A prime number is a number which is divided only by itself and “1”. A prime number produces numbers; it does not derivate from other numbers.) The number “67” which is the number of all the derivations of the word “Quran” is a prime number and has an interesting charecteristic. The number “67” is the 19th prime number.

      Prime number row

      1

      2

      3

      4

      5

      6

      7

      8

      9

      Prime numbers

      2

      3

      5

      7

      11

      13

      17

      19

      Prime number row

      10

      11

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      19

      Prime numbers

      29

      31

      37

      41

      43

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      53

      59

      61

      67

      The word “Quran”’s simple form, which is also used in the first verse of the sura Qaf together with the initial letter Qaf, is used 57 times all through the Quran. The use of other derivations of “Quran” are used 67 times and we mentioned before 67 happens to be the 19th prime number.Thus, this data draws attention to prime numbers and certifies the importance we give to 19 since it is a prime number.

      We had seen before that the word “glorious” (majid) whose numerical value is 57 completes the word “Quran” in the sura Qaf. The word “glorious” (majid) completes once more the word “Quran” in the 21st verse of the sura Signs of Zodiac. The intresting point is that the completed word “Quran” in the 21st verse is the last use of that word and it is the 57th use in the Quran. As a result, the word “Glorious” (mejid) whose numerical value is 57 completes the word “Quran” twice (57 × 2 in the Quran and the number we get is 114 (19X6) and this is the number of the suras in the Quran.

      The Quran has many names such as “Reminder” (Zikir) and “Light” (Nur). The studies so far showed that, the number of these names was about 57. In the light of given data, we hope that this number will be 57.God knows the truth. We think that the names of the Quran will present a table which depends on the code 19 as the names of God present one if a meticulous research is carried out in this subject.

      We would like to give some interesting hints to researchers who wish to examine the names of the Quran. We wish that there will be meticulous researchers who will find other miraculous data related to the code 19 in the Quran. We shall examine the 19th, 38th, 57th (these numbers are a multiple of 19) and 50th uses of the derivations of the word “Quran”. The 50th use of the derivations of the word “Quran” is important because it combines the word “Glorious” (Majid) and the letter “Qaf” that we examined in the first verse of the sura Qaf. (All the derivations of the Quran consist of the form “Quran” and the form “Quranen” written with an extra letter “Alif” and the form “Quranehu” written with an extra letter “He”)

      The 19th derivation of Quran (17th sura,60th verse)

      The 38th derivation of Quran (36th sura,2nd verse9 36+2=38 (19×2)

      The 50th derivation of Quran (50th sua,1st verse) Qaf,Al-Quran,Majid

      The 57th derivation of Quran (56th sura,77th verse) 56+77=133(19×7)

      And then, the 19th, 38th, 50th and 57th uses of the 57(19 × 3) forms used most frequently among all the derivations of the Quran are examined.

      The 19th “Quran” form (17th sura,78th verse) 17+78=95(19×5)

      The 38th “Quran” form (38th sura,1st verse)

      The 50th “Quran” form (55th sura,2nd verse) 55+2=57 (19×3)

      The 57th “Quran” form (85th sura,21st verse) Majid

      The total of the sura and verse numbers is a multiple of 19 in four of these eight uses.

      It is interesting that the 50th use in the first table is seen in the first verse of the 50th sura and the 38th use in the second table is seen in the first verse of the 38th sura.

      As we have mentioned, the form “Quran” and the letter “Qaf” and the word “Glorious” (Majid) whose numerical value is 57 are used in the first verse of the 50th sura. When the word “Glorious” (Majid) completes the word “Quran” which is the 57th derivation of the form “Quran”, the number “57” here is equal to the numerical value of the word “Glorious” (Majid) (57).

      According to us, more studies should be conducted on the word “Quran” and the words completing the “Quran”. God displayed the code 19 in detail while researchers were examining the names of God, so we hope that God will display the code 19 in detail again as the names of the Quran are examined. God knows the truth.

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  24. The word “Muslim” means one who submits to the will of God, regardless of their race, nationality or ethnic background. Becoming a Muslim is a simple and easy process that requires no pre-requisites. One may convert alone in privacy, or he/she may do so in the presence of others.

    If anyone has a real desire to be a Muslim and has full conviction and strong belief that Islam is the true religion of God, then, all one needs to do is pronounce the “Shahada”, the testimony of faith, without further delay. The “Shahada” is the first and most important of the five pillars of Islam.

    With the pronunciation of this testimony, or “Shahada”, with sincere belief and conviction, one enters the fold of Islam.

    Upon entering the fold of Islam purely for the Pleasure of God, all of one’s previous sins are forgiven, and one starts a new life of piety and righteousness. The Prophet said to a person who had placed the condition upon the Prophet in accepting Islam that God would forgive his sins:

    “Do you not know that accepting Islam destroys all sins which come before it?” (Saheeh Muslim)

    When one accepts Islam, they in essence repent from the ways and beliefs of their previous life. One need not be overburdened by sins committed before their acceptance. The person’s record is clean, and it is as if he was just born from his mother’s womb. One should try as much as possible to keep his records clean and strive to do as many good deeds as possible.

    The Holy Quran and Hadeeth (prophetic sayings) both stress the importance of following Islam. God states:

    “…The only religion in the sight of God is Islam…” (Quran 3:19)

    In another verse of the Holy Quran, God states:

    “If anyone desires a religion other than Islam, never will it be accepted of him; and in the Hereafter, he will be in the ranks of those who have lost (their selves in the Hellfire).” (Quran 3:85)

    In another saying, Muhammad, the Prophet of God, said:

    “Whoever testifies that there in none worthy of being worshipped but God, Who has no partner, and that Muhammad is His slave and Prophet, and that Jesus is the Slave of God, His Prophet, and His word[1] which He bestowed in Mary and a spirit created from Him; and that Paradise (Heaven) is true, and that the Hellfire is true, God will eventually admit him into Paradise, according to his deeds.” (Saheeh Al-Bukhari)

    The Prophet of God, may the blessing and mercy of God be upon him, also reported:

    “Indeed God has forbidden to reside eternally in Hell the person who says: “I testify that none has the right to worship except Allah (God),’ seeking thereby the Face of God.” (Saheeh Al-Bukhari)
    The Declaration of the Testimony (Shahada)

    To convert to Islam and become a Muslim a person needs to pronounce the below testimony with conviction and understanding its meaning:

    I testify “La ilah illa Allah, Muhammad rasoolu Allah.”

    The translation of which is:

    “I testify that there is no true god (deity) but God (Allah), and that Muhammad is a Messenger (Prophet) of God.”

    To hear it click here or click on “Live Help” above for assistance by chat.

    When someone pronounces the testimony with conviction, then he/she has become a Muslim. It can be done alone, but it is much better to be done with an adviser through the “Live Help” at top, so we may help you in pronouncing it right and to provide you with important resources for new Muslims.

    The first part of the testimony consists of the most important truth that God revealed to mankind: that there is nothing divine or worthy of being worshipped except for Almighty God. God states in the Holy Quran:

    “We did not send the Messenger before you without revealing to him: ‘none has the right to be worshipped except I, therefore worship Me.’” (Quran 21:25)

    This conveys that all forms of worship, whether it be praying, fasting, invoking, seeking refuge in, and offering an animal as sacrifice, must be directed to God and to God alone. Directing any form of worship to other than God (whether it be an angel, a messenger, Jesus, Muhammad, a saint, an idol, the sun, the moon, a tree) is seen as a contradiction to the fundamental message of Islam, and it is an unforgivable sin unless it is repented from before one dies. All forms of worship must be directed to God only.

    Worship means the performance of deeds and sayings that please God, things which He commanded or encouraged to be performed, either by direct textual proof or by analogy. Thus, worship is not restricted to the implementation of the five pillars of Islam, but also includes every aspect of life. Providing food for one’s family, and saying something pleasant to cheer a person up are also considered acts of worship, if such is done with the intention of pleasing God. This means that, to be accepted, all acts of worship must be carried out sincerely for the Sake of God alone.

    The second part of the testimony means that Prophet Muhammad is the servant and chosen messenger of God. This implies that one obeys and follows the commands of the Prophet. One must believe in what he has said, practice his teachings and avoid what he has forbidden. One must therefore worship God only according to his teaching alone, for all the teachings of the Prophet were in fact revelations and inspirations conveyed to him by God.

    One must try to mold their lives and character and emulate the Prophet, as he was a living example for humans to follow. God says:

    “And indeed you are upon a high standard of moral character.” (Quran 68:4)

    God also said:

    “And in deed you have a good and upright example in the Messenger of God, for those who hope in the meeting of God and the Hereafter, and mentions God much.” (Quran 33:21)

    He was sent in order to practically implement the Quran, in his saying, deeds, legislation as well as all other facets of life. Aisha, the wife of the Prophet, when asked about the character of the Prophet, replied:

    “His character was that of the Quran.” (As-Suyooti)

    To truly adhere to the second part of the Shahada is to follow his example in all walks of life. God says:

    “Say (O Muhammad to mankind): ‘If you (really) love God, then follow me.’” (Quran 3:31)

    It also means that Muhammad is the Final Prophet and Messenger of God, and that no (true) Prophet can come after him.

    “Muhammad is not the father of any man among you but he is the Messenger of God and the last (end) of the Prophets and God is Ever All-Aware of everything.” (Quran 33:40)

    All who claim to be prophets or receive revelation after Muhammad are imposters, and to acknowledge them would be tantamount to disbelief.

    We welcome you to Islam, congratulate you for your decision, and will try to help you in any way we can.

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  25. Islam: The second largest
    world religion…and growing.

    Quotations:
    bullet “The messenger of Allah said: “Islam is to testify that there is no god but Allah and Muhammad is the messenger of Allah, to perform the prayers, to pay the zakat, to fast in Ramadan, and to make the pilgrimage to the House if you are able to do so.” He said: ” You have spoken rightly”, Jebreel (Gabriel) from Number 2 of “Al-Nawawi’s Forty Hadiths.” 1
    bullet “If anyone harms (others), God will harm him, and if anyone shows hostility to others, God will show hostility to him.” Sunan of Abu-Dawood, Hadith 1625.
    bullet “Those who believe (in the Qur’an), and those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Christians…and (all) who believe in God and the last day and work righteousness, shall have their reward with their Lord; on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.” The Qur’an, 2:62
    bullet “Jim Jones, David Koresh and Meir Kahane do not typify Christianity and Judaism in the eyes of the civilized West, but those same eyes are prone to see Osama bin Laden and Mullah Muhammad Omar as typifying Islam,” Richard Bulliet 2

    About Islam:

    Estimates of the total number of Muslims range from 0.7 to 1.8 billion worldwide and 1.1 to 7 million in the U.S. 3 We accept the best estimate as 1.57 billion, concluded by the Pew Forums. About 23% of all people on Earth follow Islam. The religion is currently in a period of rapid growth.

    Christianity is currently the largest religion in the world. It is followed by about 33% of all people — a percentage that has remained stable for decades. If current trends continue, Islam will become the most popular world religion sometime in the mid-21st century.

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  34. Indeed he was the man of commanding knowledge about Islam and knew more about Christianity more than Christians
    May ALLAH BLESS HIM A PLACE IN JANNAH
    Aamin

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  39. Four years ago a boy of 16, born and brought up in a christian climate, was shepherded to the path of Allah the One True God- not by the proselytising of the muslim society but by the ever growing light in him that constantly compeled him to search for his true Creator. After reading Ahmad Deedat’s ( may Allah be pleased with his works and may He reward him generously) work the boy, 16 years of age, said the Shahadataan.
    Im now 20 and im enjoying seeing how people- INSHALLAH- convert to islam after i pass them the Amad Deedat collection. Lets face it you only need to explain a few things to those people who would have read the collection before they burst in tears on realising the truth of the message of Islam.
    May Allah SWT bless Muhammad SAW and his household, may Allah bless the Companions of the prophet and may Allah bless the Ummah of the prophet. As- salaam alaykum wa rahmatullah.

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  42. Am a n new convert to islam and am currently memorizing the quran at khalwa wadil fadni in city of al jazirah in the islamic republic of sudan i will you to sent some copies of ahmad deedat book to boost my knowledge. May Allah forgive the sheikh, may he be one of the occupant of Aljanaat firdaus. Amen

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  49. Assalamu-alaikum, I have for the past 25 years béen enjoying the good works of Late Ahmad Deedat, i am particularly facinated by his works on comparative religion, for i have some christian friends i want to invite to Islam. May Allah reward him with Jannatul firdaus, amin.

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  56. assalammualaikum,
    my name is fariza, i would ,love to have the mp3s of sheikh Ahmed Deedat debates and lectures. can any brothers or sisters send me a copy? May Allah repay your good effort. Syukran Jazilan. heres my email cendawan_mutmut@yahoo.com

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  57. salaam,i have recently been introduced to sheikh deedat and i would very much like for you send me all his works via post.this is my address,if u will:Mr.Awudu Issaka,P.O. Box SE 575,West-Africa,Ghana,Kumasi.Thank you.

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  59. بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

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  62. I have a question and my Question is that can we write Ya Moahammad in papers and hung it in house masjid or no

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  63. Asalam alykum,my name is adam and. I am muslim i look sheikh ahmed dadeed more time just i want to ask if some one can send me a dvd from him to me i dont have enaugjf money an i need the good qur aan wth inglish translet, and i need a good bible like he read not bible frm jimy swaget,My numbe 0031641419947,,,please the little money i wil give to also my email adamkamana@hotmail.com,,,but call me beter i wil send my adres,, salam alykum

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  64. Asalam alykum,my name is adam and. I am muslim i look sheikh ahmed dadeed more time just i want to ask if some one can send me a dvd from him to me i dont have enaugjf money an i need the good qur aan wth inglish translet, and i need a good bible like he read not bible frm jimy swaget,My numbe 0031641419947,,,please the little money i wil give to also my email adamkamana@hotmail.com,,,but call me beter i wil send my adres,, salam alykum

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  68. Asalamualaikum,i also want to study and become like Deedat can i also get that chance with your help.rply

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  70. I realy love His preaching cos it’s d truth n It’s very touching.I need more of this type please.may Allah forgiv us n grant him jannah

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  71. Assalaamu alaykum
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  74. Alhamdulilai robil alamin, Sheikh Deedat books always makes me look around and see what d world has turn to. May SWT be our guide stil akira

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    1. I have also made some MP3 CD’s according to the subjects, let me know If you need them just send me your ADS. (there are 8 CD’s).
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  78. May allah bless the retired soul of ahmed dedad. He is the one who had started the revolutionary act to show the people what mohammad (s) left for us.

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  79. May Allah grant Sheikh Ahmed Deedat and others like him ALJANNAH.May He also admit you to His Mercy for propagating the message of lslam.

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  81. As-Salam u Alaikum
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  82. may your gentle soul rest in peace. Muslims challenges on us, Let us know how to curb at them within our body time. Many were alive but today are no more. So be ready to give dawah or you receive feltish dawah.

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    1. I just have a question I made all Ahmed Deedat’s books in PDF flip books (E-Books)
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