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The Early Life of Prophet Muhammad
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In the quiet valleys of Makkah, where mountains watched over the Ka‘bah and caravans traced dusty paths, a boy named Muhammad grew up under the wide Arabian sky. He was born into the tribe of Quraysh, yet his early life was marked by loss. His father, Abdullah, died before he was born, and his mother, Aminah, passed away when he was only six. Orphaned so young, Muhammad learned patience and resilience before he learned to read the signs of the desert.

As a child, he was cared for first by his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib, a respected leader of Makkah. The old man loved him deeply and would seat him near the Ka‘bah, sensing something special in the quiet boy. After Abdul Muttalib’s death, Muhammad came under the protection of his uncle Abu Talib, who treated him with kindness despite having little wealth of his own.

Muhammad spent much of his childhood tending sheep in the hills around Makkah. The solitude taught him reflection, humility, and care for living beings. Unlike many children of his time, he avoided quarrels and idle games. People noticed his honesty and gentle nature, even in his youth. He listened more than he spoke, and when he did speak, his words were thoughtful and true.

Growing up in a city filled with idols and tribal rivalries, Muhammad’s heart remained pure. The hardships he faced shaped his compassion for the weak and the poor. Little did the people of Makkah know that this orphaned shepherd would one day become a mercy to the world, guided by God to change the course of history.

Prophet Muhammad PBUH was of life with children

In the warm streets of Madinah, where palm trees whispered in the desert breeze, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was known not only as a leader and teacher, but as a source of gentleness—especially to children. His love for them was visible in the smallest, most human moments.

One day, as he walked to the mosque, children gathered along the path. Instead of passing by with formality, he greeted them with a smile that reached his eyes. He bent down to their level, speaking softly, making each child feel seen. To him, children were not interruptions to life’s seriousness; they were its blessing.

Often, his grandsons Hasan and Husayn would run toward him, their laughter echoing in the courtyard. He would lift them onto his shoulders, carrying them proudly, even during public gatherings. Once, while leading prayer, his young grandson climbed onto his back during prostration. Rather than disturb the child, the Prophet ﷺ prolonged the position until the boy was ready to move, teaching the companions that compassion outweighs haste.

He taught that kindness to children was a sign of true faith. When he saw someone treat a child harshly, he gently corrected them, saying that mercy is not weakness but strength. He kissed children openly, challenging a culture where affection was often withheld.

Through these actions, the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ showed that love is taught through example. His tenderness shaped hearts, reminding generations that a society rooted in mercy begins with how it treats its children.

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