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Family Sheet

HUSBAND
Name: The Prophet Muhammad Note Born: 25 Mar 570 at Mecca, , , Married: Died: 8 Jun 632 at Medina, , , Other Spouses: Khadija Bint Khuwaylid
Maria
Father: `abd Allah Ben `abd Al-muttalib Mother: Amina Bint Wahb
WIFE
Name: `a''isha Born: Died: Father: Abu Bakr Mother: Unknown
CHILDREN

NOTES
1). The Prophet Muhammad The line is disputed at Zaida. The Prophet Muhammad traced his ancestry back to Adnan around 100 BC. This looks plausible I am unsure what the professional consensus on it is. Beyond that, this attempt to link Adnan to the BiblicalAbraham is obvious mythology. Apart from anything else, even if Abraham existed, he would have lived something like 2300 BC. This note suggests a descent from The Prophet Muhammad to Aurea, grandmother of Toda Aznarez. But then the web disagrees that thelatter left descendants. Further Information Mohammed or Mahomet Sex Male History Western forms of Arabic Muhammad Life c.570 c.632 Founder of Islam, born in Mecca, the son of Abdallah, a poor merchant. Orphaned at six, he was cared for first by his grandfather, then by his uncle, and earned his living by tending sheep. At 25 he led the caravans of a rich widow, whom he later married. He continued as a merchant, but spent much of his time in solitary contemplation. When he was 40, Gabriel appeared to him on Mt Hira, near Mecca, and commanded him in the name of God to preach the true religion. Four years later he was told to come forward publicly as a preacher. The basis of his teaching was the Koran, which had been revealed to him by God. He attacked superstition, and exhorted people to a pious, moral life, andbelief in an all powerful, all just, and merciful God, who had chosen him as his prophet. God s mercy was principally to be obtained by prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. At first dismissing him as a poet, the Meccans finally rose against him and his followers. He sought refuge at Medina in 622 the date of the Mohammedan Era, the Hijra , and assumed the position of highest judge and ruler of the city. He then engaged in war against the enemies of Islam. In 630 he took Mecca, where he was recognized as chief and prophet, and thus secured the new religion in Arabia. In 632 he undertook his last pilgrimage to Mecca, and there on Mt Arafat fixed the ceremonies of the pilgrimage Hajj . He fell ill after his return, and died at the house of the favourite of hisnine wives, Aïshah, the daughter of Abu Bakr. Taken From Webster s World Encyclopedia 1997. Published by Webster Publishing, 1997. Copyright Webster Publishing, and or contributors.

						

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