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الشرق اللبنانية
Creation of God's Finest Creatures
Dr. Osama Mahyo's article emphasizes the importance and significance of the memory of the Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) birth. It clarifies that celebrating this occasion is not limited to festive appearances or traditional festivities but is an opportunity to remind Muslims of the Prophet's methodology and to apply his teachings in their lives. The article confirms that the Prophet did not initially celebrate his birth collectively; however, the Fatimid state was among the first to organize celebrations for the Mawlid, followed by many governments and scholars. It also highlights that love for the Prophet goes beyond superficial celebrations to a genuine life characterized by honesty, trustworthiness, compassion, and humility. The Prophet's stances during difficult times show his deep concern for his nation and his continuous prayers for them, especially on the night of Isra and Mi'raj. The article advises that commemorating this occasion should be through adherence to the Prophet's values—truthfulness, honesty—and by reminding children of his biography, as well as working to implement his Sunnah in daily life. The goal is to revive the heart and instill a spirit of faith and emulate his example.
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