All men are the best creations of Allah. But each man is different and has the special qualities that make him stand out to me personally. I’ve met a lot of guys in my lifetime, but one of those who touched my life or whose work affected mine for good, one stands above the rest Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).

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Essay on My Favorite Personality – 200 Words

The people in your life are like pillars. They may not be as strong, but they always have a place to lean on when you need them most. No matter how hard events get or what’s happening around you- there is one person that will never let go and give up no matter the cost because of their undying love for you – this is why it means so much more than anything else out.

My mother has always impressed me with how she tries to help everyone. She is honest and kindhearted- this makes her an ideal person in society today. My favorite thing about my mom is how she possesses all of these qualities without even trying!. The woman who always greets me at the door with a warm smile and asks how I am doing is one of my favorite people in this building.

She has taught me so much about caring for others, especially those less fortunate than myself, which she does daily by assisting anyone that knocks on her door regardless of their faith or background. One time when we were praying together before an exam, she told me, “God’s grace will be sufficient.”

Essay on My Favorite Personality – 500 Words

All men are the best creations of Allah. But each man is different and has the special qualities that make him stand out to me personally. I’ve met a lot of guys in my lifetime, but one of those who touched my life or whose work affected mine for good, one stands above the rest Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).

Hazrat was both prophet and an exemplary human being at the same time: he had charisma and inner strength; kindness along with wisdom; piety while remaining humble; intelligence combined with faithfulness to the truth.

He was born in the famous Quraish family of Macca, and his father Abdullah died before he could meet him. Amina decided to bring up her son herself with help from his grand father Abdul Mutaleb, until she died when Muhammad was six years old. He left behind a wonderful life as an orphan for an even more extraordinary one: being raised by his grandfather and the after his death by his paternal Uncle. something I find admirable considering how different it is from most people’s childhoods around today!

 
The most important thing to my admired man is honesty. He has been honest his whole life, which made him the successful businessman he became 25 years old when he married Khadija R.A — a 40-year-old woman by dint of her character. And even though she had immense wealth herself, it didn’t stop this honorable gentleman from giving generously to those in need until there were none left who needed help!

My admired man declared the Oneness of Allah, meditated on Mount Hera, and tried to preach Islam throughout Arabia, but the people were ignorant and dunderheaded.

Those who hated Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) and did not believe in his teachings. Instead, they considered many gods existed and goddesses, a belief which filled their lives with trouble for them because it was so hard to get rid of those beliefs when one had been taught them from birth by family members or friends.

He spent 23 years in struggle against the non-believers and Munafiqeens (Hypocrites) and preaching his message – declaring there is no god except ALLAH who created us all. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) had a unique character. His life was stainless, spotless, and perfect in quality!

He showed kindness even to his enemies – the ones who wanted him dead – by showing them mercy and forgiveness. He was also kind towards old and loved children ; one example is when he conquered Makkah, he pardoned every one even his Uncle’s murderer.

Muhammad Peace be Upon him. his wives, his companions and his relatives will always be known as the greatest human in history who turned the tide in just a span of 23 years.

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