Allah sent our Beloved Prophet ﷺ as Rahmat-ul-lil-‘Alameen — mercy for all worlds, not for one group, one nation, or one time. His life was a living lesson in compassion: how to speak gently, how to forgive easily, how to protect dignity, and how to stand for humanity even when it was difficult.
If this was his way, then why should we walk away from it?
In today’s world, mercy is often mistaken for weakness. Loud opinions get more attention than gentle hearts. Winning arguments feels more important than saving relationships. But the Prophet ﷺ taught us the opposite — that real strength lies in patience, real leadership in humility, and real faith in how we treat people who can give us nothing in return.
Being “modern” does not mean being harsh. Being aware does not mean being cruel. Following the Prophet ﷺ today means choosing kindness in a divided world, fairness in a biased system, and mercy in an angry timeline. It means letting humanity come before hatred, and character come before labels.
The message hasn’t changed.
Only our distance from it has.
If you believe Islam was sent to heal hearts, not harden them —
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Aal-e-Qutub Aal-e-Syed Abdullah Shah Ghazi 