The core of Muhammad's (SAW) da'awah in Makkah was on

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Islamic Religious Studies - 2015 Subject: Islamic Studies

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The core of Muhammad's (SAW) da'awah in Makkah was on
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The core of Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) da'awah (mission) in Makkah was the unity of Allah. He preached and taught people about the existence of one true God, Allah, and the importance of worshiping and submitting to Him alone. He emphasized the idea of monotheism and the rejection of idol worship and other false gods. Through his message, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) sought to guide people towards the right path and bring them closer to Allah. This was the central theme of his da'awah in Makkah.
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