'Islam Prophet lifestyle, best model for all Muslims'
Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Gomishan held Islam prophet's (PBUH) lifestyle as the most perfect model for all Muslims.
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Sunni Friday Prayer Leader of Gomishan, Akhound Bahram Galdi Nabavi Nejad in an exclusive interview with Taqrib News Agency (TNA) held Islam prophet's (PBUH) lifestyle as the most perfect and best model for Muslims from all sects urging them to take the cognizance of his teachings and instrcution.
The religious cleric placed stress on the necessity of abiding by Islamic ethics and importance of the Prophet’s life stressing, "Muhammad Prophet's (PBUH) mien is ever model for all human kind regardless of their religious takes and faiths."
"Characteristic features of Islam Prophet (PBUH) is not limited to any specific time; all the same, can be held as the perfect paradigm for all human being," underscored Akhound Bahram Galdi Nabavi.
"Infallible prophets had each their own style of advancing and fulfilling God's commands," highlighted the religious cleric noting inespite of their peculiar and unique ways, all invited people to the right path.
"Muhammad Prophet (PBUH) had his own way," underscored the Sunni cleric stressing Islam prophet was both a political and religious leader of his own time who tried to provide Muslims with a one-of-a-kind lifestyle in various aspects.
"Auster living of Islam Prophet (PBUH) has an objective and exact representation," highglihgted Akhound Bahram Galdi Nabavi Nejad ursing Muslims to avoid prodigal lifestyle hedonism and spotlighted the importance of understanding Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and his teachings.
Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born in about 570 AD in the Saudi Arabian city of Mecca. He was granted to be the final prophet by Allah at the age of 40. He passed away at the age of 63 after 23 years of disseminating the message of Islam.
Millions of Muslims in Iran and across the world observed the passing anniversary of Islam’s holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him).
The 28th day of the month of Safar (the second month in the lunar calendar) marks the passing away of Prophet Muhammad as well as the martyrdom of his grandson Imam Hassan (PBUH), the second Shia Imam.
Large groups of Iranians, along with Muslim pilgrims from other countries, have gathered in the northeastern city of Mashhad to take part in the mourning ceremonies at the holy shrine of Imam Reza, the eighth Shia Imam.
