Before Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), there was “no person on earth” who had “this name as his name.” Today, more than 400 million people in the world have his name as their name. No name has been given to men in such large numbers other than the name, Muhamad. The most recited name in the world is Muhammad, which means ‘The Most Praised One’.
The name is eulogized billions of times every day by devout Muslims in the four corners of the world. The name, Muhammad is glorified aloud, with respect and reverence, each time the call for prayer is given at every mosque in the world five times a day.
Be it Africa, the Americas, Australia, Europe or the continent of Asia, Muhammad’s (PBUH) name is loudly proclaimed as the Prophet of Almighty Allah.
All this is not just the case in the 21st century; this has been the practice of his followers over the last more than fourteen hundred years. Muhammad occupies pivotal place in the heart, mind and soul of a Muslim.
The name Muhammad has the widest pronunciation and spelling variants. Depending on the geographical region, Muhammad has been pronounced and written among others, as: Muhammed, Mohammed, Mohamad, Mohammad, Mohamed, Mahmet, Mahmett, Mahmmet,Mahmat, Mehmed,Mehmad, Muhammet, Muhamed, Muhamad, Mukhammed, Mokhammed, Mukhammad, Mukhamed, Mokhamed, Mokhamad, Mokhamat, Mokhammet, Mokhammat, Muhanmode, Muhanmod, Muhanmad, Muhanmed, Mukhammyed, Mokhammyed, Mukhammyad and Mohamyed.
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) would always be relevant because he is undoubtedly the greatest reformer of the world. Alphonse de Lamartine, commenting on Muhammad, thus writes, “If greatness of purpose, smallness of means, and astonishing results are the three criteria of a human genius, who could dare compare any great man in history with Muhammad?”
Allah says in the Qur'an:
“Allah and His angels send blessings on the Prophet. O you who believe, send your blessings on him and salute him with all respect”
Allama Iqbal writes:
“In the Muslim’s heart is the home of Muhammad, all our glory is from the name of Muhammad (PBUH).”
May it be a Muslim living in KSA, Iran, Pakistan, India, Qatar, Egypt, Nigeria, China, UK, Russia, US, his heart beats in love for Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
When Pakistan conducted nuclear tests in year 1998, the economy was in dire straits. Pakistan was down to only $600 million in foreign exchange reserves against an outstanding foreign debt of $38 billion. Pakistan would have defaulted under the economic sanctions imposed by the US before the Saudis chipped in.
To ease the economic pressure, Saudi Arabia agreed to a three year plan to accept deferred oil payments from Pakistan in 1998.
According to a western diplomat, the Saudis after three years of deferred payments practically wrote off the payments.
In 1998, according to Guardian when the Saudis bailed out Pakistan, oil prices had fallen to $10 a barrel and “the Saudis had an unprecedented budget deficit and even had to borrow money”
Prince Turki bin Faisal once described the relations between Pak and KSA as “probably one of the closest relationships in the world between any two countries”.
Ich begrüße die zweiwöchige Waffenruhe, auf die sich USA und Iran in der Nacht verständigt haben.
Unser Dank gilt Pakistan für die Vermittlung.
Ziel muss es jetzt sein, ein dauerhaftes Kriegsende auszuhandeln. Wir stehen dazu in engem Austausch mit unseren Partnern.
Friendship
When good friends walk beside us
On the trails that we must keep
Our burdens seem less heavy
And the hills are not so steep
The weary miles pass swiftly
Taken in a joyous stride
And all the world seems brighter
When friends walk by our side.
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Pakistan’s Deep Concerns over the Suspension of Funding for the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA)
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Professor Nazir Ahmed Shawl was an academic, scholar, and ardent advocate of Kashmiris’ right to self-determination. May his soul rest In peace. Our condolences to his family and friends.
This man stands outside Mcdonalds Main Gulberg, Lahore, from 4pm to 6pm selling these beautiful, intricate pieces. He is an artist yet his art goes unappreciated and he barely gets by. Show him support by buying his products and sharing Rt as much as possible.
Stay kind always!
Message of Ambassador @KhalilHashmi, Permanent Representative of Pakistan to the UN in Geneva, on the International Day to Combat Islamophobia
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