Tibb Al-Nabawi, better known as Prophetic Medicine, is a collection of Prophetic Traditions about health and medicine related advices which Prophet Muhammad imparted to his Companions as well as practiced himself

Shayma was older than the Prophet. While living in the same house during her childhood, she spent a lot of her time at his service. She would feed him, embrace him with love and mercy, hold him by the hand and take him for walks.
 

Islam has treated the field of medicine with great care, for it addresses one of the most significant needs of human beings. It is a religious necessity for the umma to train a sufficient number of doctors in order for the rest of the Muslims to be exempt from responsibility.

When the life of Prophet Muhammad and the hadith (sayings of the Prophet) sources are examined, it is  understood that Prophet Muhammad put great importance on human relations and that he was very sensitive about such issues.

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When Allah the Almighty sent our Prophet to the polytheists of Mecca for the purpose of a divine calling, his first message was that Allah is the only deity [One God, worthy of worship] and that human beings, following death, would be resurrected and brought before Him (s.w.t.)

The most obvious facet of Prophet Muhammad’s attitude and behavior towards non-Muslims is the fact that he never compromised his moral virtues. As the Qur'an states, the Prophet always showed “the most beautiful morality” and presented humanity with the most beautiful example of this morality.

As a prophet, Muhammad's mission and goal was to establish a good dialogue with people and to communicate; he not only used the various means of communication that belonged to his era, he also took into account the psychological peculiarities of the individual and society in order to present the message in the best and most effective way.

There is more information about Prophet Abraham than about most other prophets in the Torah, in Jewish literature in general, in Christian literature, in the Quran, and in Islamic literature; Prophet Abraham is seen as a forefather by Jews, Christians and Muslims.

Ibrahim, the son of Prophet Muhammad and Maria, died in the tenth year of the Hijrah. He was sixteen months old and under the care of a nurse when he died. Upon hearing what had happened to his son, Prophet Muhammad immediately went to the house of the nurse, where he held Ibrahim in his hands, and tears flowed from his eyes.