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The article states mainstream Islam rejects Ahmadi doctrine for denying Muhammad’s finality as prophet.

The article describes Prophet Muhammad as the direct descendant and fulfillment of Prophet Ibrahim’s prayer.

The article explains that Prophet Muhammad practiced Hanifiyyah, the original monotheism of Abraham, prior to divine revelation.

The article details the survival, expansion, and enduring foundations of the Muslim community following Prophet Muhammad’s death.

The article examines Aisha’s marriage to Prophet Muhammad, contextualizing her vital scholarly legacy within 7th-century historical norms.

The article highlights the marriage of Prophet Muhammad and Khadija, framing her as his pillar of support during early revelation.

The article states Prophet Muhammad’s marriages were divine, compassionate, and strategic acts of leadership.

The article outlines prophets in Islam as human messengers sent by God to provide humanity with purpose and moral guidance.

The article explains prophethood in Islam as the essential channel for divine guidance, uniting all prophets in preaching monotheism.

The article defines ‘ismah, the Islamic concept protecting prophets from major sins and persistent errors.

The article outlines Islamic methods for connecting with God’s guidance through prayer and Quran recitation to find clarity.