One night, shortly after his return to Medina, Prophet (s.a.v.) He woke up at midnight and begged his servant Abdullah to saddle his camel. Then they left the house and went to Paradise., where were the Muslim cemeteries. Prophet (s.a.v.) stood there and stood in front of the graves where the Muslims were buried and prayed for them. Later, Abdullah confessed: “The Prophet (s.a.v.) he told me that he had been commanded to pray for the dead and that I should go with him. " Pasi Pejgamberi (s.a.v.) was forgiven, turned to Abdullah and told him: "I can choose between all the riches of this world, long life and then paradise, or meet my Lord and enter Paradise immediately. " Abdullah ought to choose a rich and long life that would precede Paradise, but the Prophet (s.a.v.) told him that he had already chosen her: better to meet his Lord than to remain in this world.The next morning, Prophet (s.a.v.) woke up with a terrible headache, however, despite this he led prayers in the mosque. From the words he then said to the assembled people, they realized that death was near. Prophet (s.a.v.) praised his closest friend, Abu Bekrin, who had started to cry and told everyone that they would all be able to meet again together in paradise. Then added that, although he was sure that they would worship only Allah Almighty., feared that perhaps they would attract the pleasures of this world and start competing with each other for material gain, thus forgetting spiritual values.

Soon after, Prophet (s.a.v.) asked to be placed in Aisha's room, one of his wives. As the days go by, his fevers became worse and worse, so much so that one day he became so ill that he was unable even to go to the mosque, which was located near the place where Aisha lived. Prophet (s.a.v.) told Aisha to tell the Muslims to allow Abu Bakr, her father, lead them during prayer, which made them very sad, for this was the first time that the place of the Prophet was taken by someone else.

Later, on the 12th day of Rebiul Evveli, in the 11th year of the Hijrah (8 JUNE, 623 e.r.), Prophet (s.a.v.) heard some voices of people being praying. With great difficulty he got up and from the door looked at all those Muslims who were lined up in columns behind Abu Bakr; he smiled with great pleasure. Ebu Bekri pasi e pa, took a step back in order that the Prophet (s.a.v.) to come to his place. The Muslims rejoiced greatly, because they thought he would lead them in prayer, as he did before, by the Prophet Muhammad (s.a.v.), which at that moment radiated with a brilliant beauty, signaled them to continue with theirs. He prayed sitting to the right of Abu Bakr, and after that he turned again inside and rested his head on Aisha's lap. He was in so much pain, as his daughter Fatima began to cry out loud. Then the Prophet (s.a.v.) i tha:"There will be no more pain for your father after today; with him
really, death has approached me. We must all endure it until the Day of Judgment comes. ” Sitting like that lying down, Aisha remembered what he had once said: "Allah never takes the Prophet to Him without giving him a choice." Then she listened to the Prophet (s.a.v.) talking. His last words were: "Already, better the exalted community of Paradise. ”

Then Aisha said to herself: "For God sake, he did not choose us!When the people in the mosque heard that the Prophet (s.a.v.) has died, they were immeasurably sad. Umar could not and did not want to believe, therefore he also said that this was not true. Then Abu Bakr went out and addressed the people in a calm voice, being told: "All praise is due to Allah! people, whoever worshiped Muhammad, Muhammad is dead. For, for one who worships Allah, Allah lives and never dies. ”Then he recited these verses from the Qur'an, which were proclaimed after the battle of Uhud:

In the name of Allah, of the All-Merciful, Merciful!

"Muhammad is nothing but a Messenger. also before him sent father (who died or were killed). What if he dies or drowns, would you go back (by religion or by war)? And whoever turns back, he does not harm Allah nothing, and Allaah will reward the grateful. No one dies without the will and permission of AllahL He is the mark of the term of assigned. And who wants the reward of this world, ne ai ia give, and who desires the reward of the Hereafter, he too will to give it to him, and We will reward the grateful. “

(Ali Imran: 144-145)

After this, the people pledged allegiance to Abu Bakr, whom the Prophet (s.a.v.) He had chosen to lead the people during their prayers. Abu Bakr accepted this and said what he wanted to say with these words.:

"Obey me as much as I obey Allah and His Messenger. But if I show disobedience to Allah and His Messenger, then nothing forces you to obey me. Arise for your prayer, May Allah have mercy on you!”

People stood up and asked: "Where will the Prophet be buried?" (s.a.v.)?Abu Bakr remembered that the Prophet had told him: "No prophet dies unless he is buried where he died." And so, Prophet (s.a.v.) was buried in a grave that opened on the floor of Aisha's room, in the house near the mosque. The place became known as "Harem en-Nebevi", as Muslims from all over the world go there to pray and bless and wish peace to the Prophet, Muhammad's (s.a.v.).

"And you will definitely have an uninterrupted reward! Truly to him we's a high degree of morality!”

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The first wife of the Prophet (s.a.v.) was Khadija, daughter of Huwayd. She was an honest and wealthy woman, dealing with trade, which before she married the Prophet (s.a.v.), had been widowed twice. He was then twenty-five years old, while she was forty years old. Over the next twenty-five years, she was the only wife and mother of his children: Zejnebes, Rukijes, Umm Kulthum and Fatima. He also had two sons, Kasim and Abdullah, who died as infants. After the death of Khadija, Prophet (s.a.v.) married Sevdana from the tribe of Benu Amir. Her father was one of the first to convert to Islam. She was the widow of one of the Muslim companions who moved to Abyssinia, but who died on his return to Mecca. At that time he was engaged to Aisha, the daughter of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, companion of the Prophet (s.a.v.). Because Aisha was too young to get married, the marriage was postponed for three years later. Most of the hadiths come from Aisha.

Then the Prophet (s.a.v.) he also married other women. One of them was Hafsa, e bija e Umer ibn ul-Hattabit. When her husband died after being wounded in the battle of Badr she remained a widow. She was very young when she became a widow.The Prophet (s.a.v.) married her three years after the Hijrah.The other widow, with which the Prophet (s.a.v.) married, was also Zaynab, daughter of Husayn. Her husband died a martyr in the battle of Badr. She became known as the mother of the poor, because of the generosity and special care he showed for the poor.

Umm Salama was the daughter of Abu Umayyah ibn al Mugire, one of the leaders of the Quraysh. At first she married Abu Salama and together they moved to Abyssinia. When later, after the wounds received at the Battle of Uhud he died, she became one of the wives of the Prophet.A year after the Battle of the Trench, Prophet (s.a.v.) once again fought against the Banu al-Mustaliq and defeated them. Berrehu came with numerous booty to the Muslim camp, as the daughter of the leader of her people.Prophet (s.a.v.) protected her from humiliation and married her, changed its name to Xhuverije.

Zaynab bin Jahsh was the daughter of the Prophet's aunt (s.a.v.), Abdullah's sister. Prophet (s.a.v.) married her to his adopted son, Zayd ibn Harithin, who was a freed slave. Five years after the Hijrah they divorced. Islam did not recognize the institution of adoption, hence the Prophet (s.a.v.) a verse of the Qur'an was revealed to him, in which he was ordered to marry Zaynab.

Umm Habib, daughter of Abu Sufyan, supported Islam and along with her first husband moved to Abyssinia, where he became a Christian. As a result, this marriage with Ummu Habiben was terminated. Later her husband died. Prophet (s.a.v.) realized her difficulty and through Nexhashi arranged the marriage with her. She gave her consent. Safiya was the daughter of the leader of the Jewish tribe Benu Nadir. Her father was one of the Prophet's conspirators (s.a.v.). When this tribe was expelled from Medina, her father settled in Khyber. After the fall of Khyber, in the seventh year of the Hijrah, Safia to the slave. She accepted Islam and the Prophet (s.a.v.) married to him.Maymune was the daughter of Harith from the tribe of Havazins and sister-in-law of Al Abbas, the uncle of the Prophet. She was a widow and lived in Mecca. Prophet (s.a.v.) married him, when after many years of exile, together with his followers he entered Mecca.

After the agreement of Hudaybiyyah, Prophet (s.a.v.) by personal invitation invitedSyria, Egypt and other places to join Islam. Mukaukisi, the head of the Copts of Egypt, sent to the Prophet (s.a.v.) as a gift to Marijen, which was a Coptic maiden. She was the only woman after Khadija, which was born to the Prophet (s.a.v.) a boy they named Ibrahim, who died in infancy.Zaynab married Abu al As As Rabi’un, whose mother was Khadija's sister. Rukijje and Umm Kulthum married Utbah and Utaybah, sons of Abu Lahab. nevertheless, with the advent of Islam these marriages were dissolved. Later, Uthman ibn Affani and martua me Rukijjen, and after her death, with sister Ummu Kulthum.

Fatima married Ali ibn Abu Talib, the cousin of the Prophet (s.a.v.) and she bore children Hasan, Hussein and Zaynab.