Aj ki hamari video hy taif city k andr majod asi masjid Muhammad jo Muhammad ﷺ k chany walo ni bani thi Dating back to the mid 1930s, Masjid Muhammad, The Nation’s Mosque® (of America) is representative of the oldest established Muslim community in the Nation’s Capital and America. This community established the first Mosque to be built from the ground up in America’s capital city by its citizens, and the first in America by descendants of enslaved, African Americans and African-Muslims. Also called, “The Nation’s Masjid (Mosque)” or “Washington Masjid”, is the place of worship for several thousand Muslims in the Washington, D.C. area. Every Friday, near midday when the traditional “Adhan” (call to prayer) is heard there, hundreds gather to offer praise and thanks to Allah (G-d) and listen to the Imam deliver a meaningful, inspiring khutbah (sermon). This is the Jumua’h service, the Muslim’s congregational worship, as commanded by Allah in the Holy Quran and as has been practiced in the world for more than 1400 years.The mosque was built by Muhammad in 622 AD after his arrival in Medina. Riding a camel called Qaswa, he arrived at the place where this mosque was built, which was being used as a burial ground.The community of Masjid Muhammad has emerged as an important and respected voice promoting peace, racial and religious dialogue, understanding, cooperation, and mutual respect for differences. It initiated and led interfaith relations and is a “charter” and subsequently the oldest Islamic Faith group member of the Interfaith Conference of Metropolitan Washington. It continues to be a significant faith community partner today, as well as a bridge builder to help the cultural and religious divide. With a significant veteran membership, it initiated and was home for the nation’s first Muslim American Veterans Association (MAVA), which now has several chapters and is growing around the nation. The first Islamic Chaplain of the U.S. Armed Forces was a member of Masjid Muhammad during his days as an enlisted Muslim soldier. In the 70s, it started the very first Muslim Boys and Girls Scouts program in the Nation’s Capital region. Members of Masjid Muhammad were highly instrumental in establishing the American Muslim Coalition for Good Government, now called, “American Coalition for Good Government.” The community of Masjid Muhammad produced the first Judge for the State of Maryland, who was recently appointed, then elected to the Prince George’s County Circuit Court in a position representative of Maryland’s highest courts of record.
💎BRIEF HISTORY OF FATIMAH BINT MUHAMMAD (ﷺ)💎
Fatimah was the fifth child of the Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ) and Khadijah.
She was about five years old when the Prophet received revelation so scholars say “she grew up in Islam.”
One of her nicknames was Ummu Abeeha (Her Father’s Mother), due to the fact that she was always in his company and ready to defend him, just like a mother would do for her child. Once she saw her father while he was in sujood, and `Uqbah ibn Abi Mu`ayt came and placed the guts of a dead animal on the Prophet’s back while he was praying. Fatima ran to her father and removed the filth from his back while she was crying. The Prophet (ﷺ) saw her crying and said, “Don’t cry my daughter, for indeed Allah will make your father victorious”.
She adopted so many characteristics from her father, that Aisha says, “I have not seen anyone who resembled the Holy Prophet (ﷺ) more in manners, habits, character and in the method of sitting and standing than Fatimah.”
[At-Tirmidhi].
The Prophet (ﷺ) had so much love for her that if he would be seated and Fatima would enter he would get up and kiss her between her eyes, all the time.
When Ali and Fatimah got married the Prophet (ﷺ) was involved in their life. Once the Prophet (ﷺ) went to visit them and found Fatimah at home alone, he asked where Ali was, she told him that they were upset with each other and that Ali has left the house.
The Prophet (ﷺ) went to look for Ali and found him sleeping in the masjid covered in dust. The Prophet (ﷺ) woke him while wiping away the dust saying, “get up the father of dust”. He did not even ask them what they fought about and instead told Ali, “O Ali come back to your home with me”.
Even though Fatimah and Ali were poor they still had a happy marriage. The Prophet (ﷺ) would go to visit them and he would hear their laughter from outside. They had four children, Hasan, Hussayn, Muhsin
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