Muhammad (Muhammad) - Muhammad - Youth to Manhood

Muhammad (Muhammad) - Muhammad - Youth to Manhood

After this journey, the youth of Muhammad seems to have been passed uneventfully, but all authorities agree in ascribing to him such correctness of manners and purity of morals as were rare among the people of Mecca. The fair character and the honorable bearing of the unobtrusive youth won the approbation of the citizens of Mecca, and by common consent he received the title of "Al Ameen," The Faithful.
In his early years, Muhammad was not free from the cares of life. He had to watch the flocks of his uncle, who, like the rest of the Barn Hashim, had lost the greater part of his wealth.
From youth to manhood he led an almost solitary life. The lawlessness rife among the Meccans, the sudden outbursts of causeless and bloody quarrels among the tribes frequenting the Fair of Okadh (the Arabian Olympia), and the immorality and skepticism of the Quraish, naturally caused feelings of pity and sorrow in the heart of the sensitive youth. Such scenes of social misery and religious degradation were characteristic of a depraved age.

Konular

• Hud (Hud) - Description of Hud
• Hud (Hud) - Commentary - Hud's Appeal to His People
• Hud (Hud) - Hud's Appeal to His People - Qur'anic
• Salih (Salih) - Salih's People Demand a Miracle
• Salih (Salih) - The Disbelievers' Hatred for Salih
• Salih (Salih) - The Disbelievers' Plot to Kill the She-Camel
• Salih (Salih) - Salih's Story - Condensed Qur'anic Version
• Yunus (Jonah) - Description of Jonah's People
• Yunus (Jonah) - Jonah Leaves His People
• Yunus (Jonah) - The People are Forgiven
• Yunus (Jonah) - The Storm at Sea
• Yunus (Jonah) - The Whale Swallows Jonah
• Yunus (Jonah) - Summary of Jonah's Story
• Dawud (David) - David Challenges Goliath
• Dawud (David) - David and Goliath Fight
• Dawud (David) - David Becomes a Prophet
• Dawud (David) - Daivd is Granted the Language of Animals
• Dawud (David) - Saul Plots to Kill David
• Idris (Enoch) - Birth and Teachings
• Lut (Lot) - Description of the People of Sodom
• Lut (Lot) - Angels Come to Meet Lot
• Musa (Moses) - The Story of Moses
• Musa (Moses) - The Situation after Moses is Proven Right
• Musa (Moses) - The Perishing of Pharaoh and His Army
• Musa (Moses) - The Israelites after Pharaoh's Defeat
• Musa (Moses) - The Story of the Israelites and the Cow
• Shia (Isaiah) - Allah Destroys Hezekiah's Enemies
• Shia (Isaiah) - Allah Grants More Life to Hezekiah
• Shia (Isaiah) - Isaiah and Hezekiah
• Allah does exist