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MOHUMMED ABDULLA

by Hadi from Sulaimanya, Iraq

His perfect name is Mohummad Abdulla Abdumotalib, his mother's name is Amena the daughter of Wahab. He was born in 570 in a year which is called (the elephant year) in Makka. His father died before his birth, his mother sent him with (Halima) to (badya) in the outside of Makka in order to get a good health and strong speech. He stayed there until he became 5 years old. When he was six years his mother died too. After that his grandfather (Abdul Motallib) brought him up.

When he was 25 years old, he was famous by truth and agreeable behaviour, he sometimes was going to a cave which was near from Makka called (Hurra) where he thought of God's authority, God's power and how he has created the world, the heaven, the stars. In age 43 he became a prophet.

Mohummad Abdulla is my hero. He was honest, openhanded, openhearted, enthusiastic, patient, endured with his enemy, defended his opinion. The people liked him and he was always helping the poor people. I would to be like him in my life... Hadi

Written by Hadi from Sulaimanya, Iraq

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Last changed on: 1/5/2009

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