Well.The Prophet banned revenge as he built his peace sanctuary in seventh-century Madinah, establishing instead the rule of law. Peace was his goal, which he achieved by developing alliances between Muslims and Madinah's non-Muslim Arabs, Jews, and Christians.
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- Read and share the articles in this series, which Sound Vision is issuing today:
- For individuals: What Can You Do When the Name Muhammad Is Mocked
- For masjid leaders: Masjids Must Stand With the Name Muhammad
- For interfaith partners: Can Interfaith Partners Please Stand Up Against Hate?
- For families: "'They Laughed at My Name': Talking With Your Children About This Kind of Hate"

Prophet Muhammad's life and legacy is a source of guidance for us all at all times. It is crucial to re-read his life beyond the chronological events of history, but as a source of guidance for positive and practical impact on our spirituality, career, health, family, and community.
God describes him with these words: "O Prophet, indeed We have sent you as a witness and a bringer of good tidings and a warner. And one who invites to Allah , by His permission, and an illuminating lamp" (Quran 33:45-46).
To us, the Prophet was an ideal husband, father, father-in-law, son-in-law, friend, humanitarian, teacher, counsellor, Imam, leader, strategist, diplomat, and above all, a follower and servant of God. May God's choicest peace and blessings be upon him.









