Love for Prophet Mohammad unites Muslims in faith and purpose
Indian scholar has stressed Islamic unity as the central tone in Eid al-Mabath stressing that love for the prophet of Islam unites Muslims from all denominations.
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Dr Syed Sami-ullah Husseini Bandanawazi, speaking at the international webinar on ‘World from the Last Messenger to the Savior’, said that love for Prophet the prophet of Islam unites Muslims in faith and purpose stressing that preserving this unity is possible through mutual respect, compassion and justice, reported Taqrib News Agency (TNA).
He said,” This unity is not merely symbolic rather it tempers the ummah to uphold truth, support the oppressed and confront injustice with wisdom, patience and collective resolve.”
He noted that,” Through Prophet Mohammad, divine light continues to guide hearts and societies” calling on all Muslims to reaffirm their faith and strengthen their bond with Qur’an.
The Indian thinker said,” Despite differences in historical dating and commemoration among Islamic denominations, Muslims remain united in love for the messenger of Allah and in gratitude for the light of guidance.”
He noted that Mabaath was not merely the appointment of a messenger but the awakening of human conscience in an era marked by ignorance, injustice and moral decay.
Mabaath offers timeless guidance restoring balance between material progress and spiritual purpose.
According to the scholar, honoring Mabaath is not limited to commemoration but demands responsibility and calls upon us to engage deeply with Qur’an, apply its teachings in our personal and professional life and to convey its message with wisdom, compassion and sincerity.
Dr Sami-ullah Husseini hailed Prophet Mohammad as a guide, a reformer and a mercy to restore human dignity and moral balance and said, “The message of Prophet Mohammad transcends race, geography and time.”
He warned against the serious challenges in the contemporary world among them moral relativism, inequality, discrimination, materialism and spiritual emptiness.
