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From Qur’ān to bin Laden
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Learn Quran. Ramadan Kareem. Applied Management for Engineers and Technologists. It's Different. Find this Pin and more on Knowledge by Shariful Islam. There, according to tradition, Muhammad climbed a ladder leading to the throne of God. During his meeting with God, Muhammad received guidance for the final number of daily prayers that Muslims should perform, set at five.
The Night Journey, which is understood by many Muslims as a mystical experience, made Jerusalem the third holiest city in Islam and affirmed the continuity of Islam with Judaism and Christianity. Faced with increasing hardships, Muhammad was invited in by a delegation from Yathrib, a city in the north that was caught in a bitter feud between its Arab tribes, to be their binding arbitrator.
That his decisions were to be accepted by all the tribes was testimony to Muhammad's wide reputation as a trustworthy and just man. Muhammad began sending his followers to Yathrib, and he followed a short time afterward, thus escaping those plotting to kill him. This migration hijra, or hegira of the Muslim community from the traditional safety of tribe and kinsmen in warring Arabia to form alliances with alien. The migration to Medina and the creation of the first Islamic community ummah underscores the primary importance of community in Islam.
It is so significant that when Muslims devised their own calendar they dated it, not from the year in which Muhammad was born or from the first revelation of the Koran, but from the creation of the Islamic community at Medina. Thus, c. This act reinforced the meaning of Islam as the realization of God's will on earth and the centrality of the Islamic community. It became the basis for Muslim belief in Islam as a world religion, a global community of believers with a universal message and mission. The experience and example of Muhammad's new community would provide t