to respect the name of Muhammad
Jeddah: A group of students from the King Abdul Aziz University launched a word of mouth campaign and social media aims to restore. reverence and special status associated with the beautiful name Muhammad, the name of the Prophet (pbuh)
campaign is twofold; first to remind Muslims of the deep significance of the name and show its importance, the distinction and the special place it should occupy in our hearts. Second, these young students want an end to the all too common and rude habit of shouting at everyone whose name is unknown, "Hey! Muhammad!" "We hear the name of the Prophet suddenly and loudly shouted everywhere we there has, to the extent that we have stripped the name of its importance. customers in a restaurant crying boy, 'Hey, Muhammad! Shoppers in stores require an employee to chance, "Muhammad, how is it for? the server the hairdresser, the person working in the mini market or dry -cleaning shop, they all have names that their parents chose for them. Why automatically label them with the name Muhammad? "asked a student who is frustrated with this habit that has become widespread in Saudi society. As a courtesy to the person you call, you can take the time to ask his name. Unfortunately, overuse the name Muhammad has become a form of disrespect and even considered an insult by some expatriate workers because we have failed to recognize their simple right to be called by their real names. Prophet Muhammad taught us to call someone by saying the name or the most beloved nickname to that person. In fact, recent studies have shown that if we are respectful and aware enough to call a person by the first name, he / she will be instantly softer and want to help and serve us better. The campaign suggests that if you do not want to know more about the man's name who bags your groceries for you at the local supermarket or filling the tank of your car at the gas station, you can smile warmly and call -the 'brother' or 'Sir' rather than refer to it as casually Muhammad. It seems that we have forgotten the rich meaning of the name Muhammad and we use it as a regular name, without giving the name of the weight it deserves. The first person throughout Arabia to give the name Muhammad was the Prophet. In his time, Muhammad was not a common name and it means praiseworthy or leased. University students resume popularity with this campaign if you want to be on board, you can spread the message too. Respect people's names and more importantly, to respect the name of the Prophet
Class : Muslim World News
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