Prophet Muhammad Reaches Out to Arabia and Beyond
One of the gifts that the archbishop sent to prophet Muhammad pbuh was:
- Mariyah who became one of ummahat- ul- Mu'mineen and the mother of the prophet's son Ibraheem
Leaders who didn't accept Islam but responded kindly
-Archbishop of Egypt - chief of Yamamah - Governor of Bahrain - Caesar of Roman empire
Leaders who didn't accept Islam and were hostile:
-Khusroe king of Persia - The governor of Damascus
How many letters did Prophet Muhammad(saw) send to the Kings and leaders of Arabia?
8
Why did the Prophet send his letters to the king of other nations?
Because he wanted to spread the message of Islam to so many people.
How did the king of Damascus respond to the invitation letter?
He didn't accept Islam and was very rude and hostile. He threatened to attack the Muslims.
What were some of the kind deeds the King of Abyssinia did for the Muslims?
He received the Muslim refugees and he sent ships to transfer the Muslims from Abyssinia to Arabia.
How did Heraculious respond to the invitation letter?
He was close to accepting the message of the prophet but his advisers didn't let him. He was afraid to lose his position and power.
How the King of Persia responded to Rasoolullah (S.A.W)'s message?
Khusroe responded in a hostile manner. He tore the letter apart and spoke badly about the Prophet.He asked the king of Yemen to arrest Muhammad PBUH.
Who accepted Islam after receiving the letters from the Prophet (S.A.W)/
King of Abyssinia and King of Oman
Prophet Muhammad asked to Allah to destroy the Kingdom of
Persia
Name of the nations that Rasoolullah (S.A.W) sent the message of Islam.
Roman Empire, Persia, Egypt, Abyssinia , Oman, Bahrain, Damascus, Yamamah (Central Arabia)
What made it easier to spread Islam after the Treaty of Hudaybiyah?
The climate was good for spreading Islam and life for Muslims was easier and more peaceful.
How invitation letters of the Prophet changed the opinions of people in and outside Arabia about Islam?
They came to understand Islam better than before It improved the relations between Muslims and others. They respected Islam more
