The Apostle's (SAW) names Muhammad and Ahmad are also mentioned in the Holy Quran:
"Muhammad is naught else but a Messenger."
(Al-i-Imran: 144) "Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah."
(Al-Fateh: 29)
- Ahmad
"And I am the deliverer of the happy news of a Messenger who will rise after me (Jesus) by the name of Ahmad."
(As-Saf f.• 6)
- Foster Mother Halima Sa'adia
It was customary with the noble families of Makkah to send their infants to the desert tribes to be nursed and reared in the healthy climate and to be taught pure Arabic. For this purpose women from desert tribes arrived in Makkah from time to time and took charge of infants of the chiefs at substantial wages and expectation of gratuity at the end of their services. A short while after the Apostle's (SAW) birth some women of Beni Saad bin Bakr (a branch of the Hawazin tribe) came to Makkah to take infants. Among them was Halima binat Zuwaib who was accompanied by
The Apostle's (SAW) names Muhammad and Ahmad are also mentioned in the Holy Quran:
"Muhammad is naught else but a Messenger."
(Al-i-Imran: 144) "Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah."
(Al-Fateh: 29)
- Ahmad
"And I am the deliverer of the happy news of a Messenger who will rise after me (Jesus) by the name of Ahmad."
(As-Saf f.• 6)
- Foster Mother Halima Sa'adia
It was customary with the noble families of Makkah to send their infants to the desert tribes to be nursed and reared in the healthy climate and to be taught pure Arabic. For this purpose women from desert tribes arrived in Makkah from time to time and took charge of infants of the chiefs at substantial wages and expectation of gratuity at the end of their services. A short while after the Apostle's (SAW) birth some women of Beni Saad bin Bakr (a branch of the Hawazin tribe) came to Makkah to take infants. Among them was Halima binat Zuwaib who was accompanied by
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