Muhammad abolished blood vengeance

السيرة النبوية

Muhammad abolished blood vengeance

Muhammad abolished blood vengeance (revenge or retaliation) and vendetta (blood feud or dispute).

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Biography Marital Status

Married to one wife for 25 years: Muhammad married Khadijah, the daughter of Khuwaylid, who came from a noble family called Asad. She was a respected woman in her community and she was a widow. Muhammad worked for her for two years before she proposed marriage to him through a third party. 
Muhammad emphasized kindness to neighbors

Muhammad emphasized kindness to neighbors

Muhammad told his companions that Archangel Gabriel frequently asked him to treat his neighbors well.7 Muhammad stated that whoever believes in God and the Day of Judgment should be kind to his / her neighbors. (Sahih Al-Bukhari, 8/10, 6015)
The passing away of Muhammad

The passing away of Muhammad

Prophet Muhammad passed away in his home in Madinah in the year 632 CE leaving only few possessions. He did not leave any money or wealth but a legacy of faith in God that is still illuminating the hearts of millions of people around the globe.
Muhammad condemned extremism

Muhammad condemned extremism

He called for a balanced way of life, balanced views and rational thinking. It is narrated that three people came to his house to ask about his style of worship. Muhammad wasn’t at home and his wife talked to them. 
Biography Personal Details

Biography Personal Details

Name MuhammadFather’s Name Abdullah, son of Abdul-Muttalib (ancestryreaches back to the Prophet Ishmael son of Prophet Abraham)   Surname (Clan) He was from Bani-Hashim family (Bani-Hashim was from Quraysh, a tribe that was highly ranked in Arabia)
His Interactions With People

His Interactions With People

 Muhammad was always the first to greet others and would not withdraw his hand from a hand shake until the other man withdrew his. Whoever saw him unexpectedly would admire and revere him. And whoever socialized or associated with him familiarly, loved him. He was gentle by nature. He was neither coarse nor disdainful of anyone. When he looked...

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