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مرحبًا زائرThe death of his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib and the transfer of the Prophet's ﷺ guardianship to his uncle Abu Talib
When the Prophet ﷺ reached the age of eight, his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib died. He had entrusted his care to his uncle Abu Talib, who then took charge of his care and protection.
When the Prophet ﷺ reached the age of eight, his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib died. He had entrusted his care to his uncle Abu Talib, who then took charge of his care and protection.
It marks a transition in the Prophet's ﷺ family care before the Prophetic Mission, and shows Allah's care for him through the members of his family who took charge of him.
When he ﷺ reached the age of eight, his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib died, and his uncle Abu Talib took him into his care.
The Prophet ﷺ was living under the care of his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib. When he died while the Prophet was about eight years old, his care passed to his uncle Abu Talib, who fulfilled his duty toward him and protected him.
The Prophet ﷺ had already lost his father, then he lived under the care of his grandfather Abd al-Muttalib, who loved him and looked after him.
It was part of the natural course of life and the completion of the transfer of responsibility for the Prophet's ﷺ care to the nearest male relative in his family after his grandfather's death.
Family responsibility passed from the grandfather to the uncle, and Abu Talib became the Prophet's ﷺ direct guardian and protector.
It documents a transitional stage in the Prophet’s ﷺ life before the beginning of revelation.
It shows that Allah prepared for His Prophet ﷺ someone to care for him and protect him until he could deliver the Message (risalah).
It kept for the Prophet ﷺ support from within Banu Hashim in the society of Quraysh.
It shows the value of family guardianship and care for the orphan.
It teaches faithfulness to responsibility toward the weak and relatives.
It reflects the family protection system in Arab society before Islam.
It ensured the continued protection of the Prophet ﷺ in an influential tribal setting.
The one under guardianship whose care passed from his grandfather to his uncle
The grandfather who died and had been the Prophet's ﷺ guardian before Abu Talib
The uncle who became the Prophet's ﷺ guardian after the death of Abd al-Muttalib
Allah’s care for His Prophet ﷺ is seen in preparing someone to care for him and protect him.
Being faithful to the rights of relatives and orphans.
The importance of passing responsibility within the family when the provider is lost.
Tribal protection was an influential factor in keeping the Prophet ﷺ safe in Makkah.
Raising a child in an atmosphere of care and tenderness.
The existence of an unwritten system of guardianship within the household and tribe.
Highlighting the value of mutual support in Arab society.
A child losing his guardian or caregiver and needing someone to take care of him.
Relatives and society must take responsibility for caring for the orphan or a child who has lost his parents.
Strengthening guardianship and family care programs.
Building social protection systems for children who have lost care.
Taking initiative to care for anyone who needs support from relatives or society.
It is limited to the general meaning of guardianship and care, without making unsupported applications.
In the past, reliance was on tribal solidarity, while today there are institutions and laws for care.
If a child loses his caregiver, then the nearest relatives, followed by society, must take responsibility for his care.
