Persia’s Fall at Birth of (PBUH) के जन्म के समय फारस का पतन ولادت باسعادت کے وقت فارس کا زوال

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Persia’s Fall at Birth of (PBUH)

The night the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) entered the world was unlike any other in history. While peace surrounded Makkah, far away in Persia, the greatest empire of the time trembled. King Chosroes slept beneath the grand ceiling of his palace when suddenly the earth shook and fourteen mighty towers collapsed without reason. The sacred fire of Persia that had burned for a thousand years extinguished on its own. These events struck fear in hearts across empires. Little did they know, these were signs announcing the birth of Allah’s final Messenger — the light that would end centuries of darkness.

In the year 570 CE, known in history as the Year of the Elephant, the world witnessed not just the birth of a child but the beginning of a divine revolution. While Makkah was calm and silent, far beyond Arabia, in Persia, a mighty empire trembled in fear.

The ruler of Persia, Kisra (Chosroes), was asleep in his grand palace in Madain. Suddenly, he was awakened by a terrifying quake. The massive palace shook violently, and fourteen of its proud towers crumbled to the ground. The next morning, the king summoned his priests and scholars, demanding an explanation. None could answer with certainty. They only knew that such a sign had never been seen before in their history.

At the same time, the sacred fire of Persia, which had burned continuously for over a thousand years, went out completely. This fire was considered holy by the Magians, and its sudden extinguishment terrified them. The flames had been guarded day and night, but on that very night, they died without warning.

The famous Lake of Sawa, which had been worshiped as a sacred site, dried up suddenly, leaving behind only cracked earth. Scholars and wise men of Persia looked to their ancient prophecies and found mention of a moment when great signs would appear — a time when a new Prophet would be born in Arabia who would destroy idolatry and guide mankind to the worship of the One God.

These were not coincidences; they were divine announcements. The world’s greatest powers — Persia and Rome — were at their height, yet they were spiritually empty. Idolatry and injustice ruled hearts. And on that very night, the birth of the Prophet ? signaled that the time of truth had come.

In Surah Al-Isra, verse 81, Allah declares:

“And say, ‘Truth has come, and falsehood has vanished. Indeed, falsehood is bound to vanish.’”

The fall of the Persian palace and the extinguishing of the sacred fire were signs that falsehood was beginning to fade, and divine truth was being born.

Persian astrologers reported strange celestial movements that night. They told King Chosroes that a great leader had been born who would end the rule of tyranny and idols. The king, furious and afraid, tried to deny this prophecy. Yet history soon confirmed it. Within decades, Islam spread across Persia, and the fire temples became mosques filled with light and prayer.

The collapse of the palace towers represented the fall of worldly power, and the extinguished fire symbolized the end of false worship. Allah had chosen His Messenger (PBUH) to purify the earth from the darkness of disbelief.

In Surah Al-Anbiya, verse 107, Allah reminds:

“And We have not sent you, O Muhammad, except as a mercy to the worlds.”

This mercy began the night the Persian empire trembled, and the light of Muhammad (PBUH) rose upon the earth.

The connection between these distant lands shows that the birth of the Prophet (PBUH) was not a local event but a universal message. The signs in Persia, Syria, and Makkah all testified that a new era of guidance had begun.

The fall of the Persian palace was a message from the heavens — that no kingdom or power can stand against the truth of Allah. The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was born to restore justice, faith, and unity among people. The trembling of palaces and the dying of ancient fires were not accidents; they were the earth’s way of welcoming divine light. As we reflect on these miracles, we remember that the message of the Prophet (PBUH) remains a guiding flame for humanity. His birth marked the fall of falsehood and the rise of everlasting truth that continues to shine even today.

Allah Hafiz

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