This audio is brought to you by Muslim Central.com. No, Mohammed, Rasulah, he was dead.

I didn't know I'm lei.

Sajid and be jibili.

Yut balswahadio. We have been told that the Prophet

We have been told that the Prophet

was born on the 12th of Rabi I al-A-Wala.

And this is the commonly known date.

Yet the fact of the matter is that our early historical textbooks mention a number of dates and there is no unanimous agreed upon decision regarding the date of the

Prophet of the Prophet of the Allah's birth.

In the famous Hadith of Sahim Muslim, the man asked the process of him, why do you fast on Mondays?

He said, this was the day I was born on.

And this was the day that revelation began to me. A Ikara came down on Monday.

So we know for a fact he was born on a Monday. How about a year? There's a beautiful narration in which Uthmae

even Afan asks one of the oldest korashis and his name is Kubath

even Ashem after the death of the prophecy.

He asks him,

A-ant-A-A-Baru, in Rasur-Lah,

his Salah-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Lah al-Ahi was al-Salam,

are you Akbarr meaning older,

because he's an old, man but of course Akbar also means

bigger or grander.

Kobez smiles and he goes the Prophet of Salaam is Akmini, but I am older than him.

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