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The definitions of Prophet (nabee) and Messenger (rasool) - Aboo Iyaad Amjad Rafiq

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Channel: Umm Uthmaan al-Majariyyah · 2014 · Education

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The definitions of Prophet (nabee) and Messenger (rasool), and the distinction between the two.

this is the 54th part of al-'Aqeedah at-Tahaawiyyah.

This lesson was in relation to belief in the Prophets and Messengers, wherein a number of points/issues were clarified such as:

* The definitions of Prophet (nabee) and Messenger (rasool), and the distinction between the two.
* Is every Prophet a Messenger or every Messenger a Prophet?
* Who are Al-Uluw Al-'Azm?
* The basic knowledge (mujmal) required for the belief in the Prophets to be valid, and the more detailed knowledge which is mustahabb (recommended).
* What is required for the person's testification that 'Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم is the Messenger of Allaah' (which is part of the Shahadah) to be valid?

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And the most excellent of the Messengers are the ulul 'azm (the possessors of strong will) from them, and they are five:
Nooh and Ibraaheem and Moosaa and 'Eesaa and Muhammad 'alaiyhimus salaatu min Allaah wat tasleem. And Allaah mentioned them in two places in His book:
1) in (Soorah) al Ahzaab
And (remember) when We took from the prophets their covenant and from you (O Muhammad) and from Nooh and Ibraaheem and Moosaa and 'Eesaa ibn Maryam.
Soorah al Ahzaab (33) aayah 7
 
2) in (Soorah as Shooraa)
He (Allaah) has ordained for you the religion which He ordained for Nooh and that which We revealed to you (O Muhammad) and which We ordained for Ibraaheem and Moosaa and 'Eesaa..
Soorah ash Shooraa (42) aayah 13
 
And the most excellent of them was Muhammad sall Allaahu 'alaiyhi wa sallam according to his sall Allaahu 'alaiyhi wa sallam statement:
I am the noble chief of the people on the Day of Resurrection
(Reported by al Bukhaaree (4712) and Muslim
 
(and as shown by) their prayer (i.e. of the other four prophets) behind him on the Night of the Ascension, and other proofs apart from that.

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