Waraqa's word
Shaking, he comes home from Hira. Khadijah comforts him and takes him to her cousin Waraqa, an old Christian scholar, who says this is the angel that came to Musa.
Muhammad ﷺKhadijahWaraqa ibn Nawfal
Source: Bukhari ·
Shaking, he comes home from Hira. Khadijah comforts him and takes him to her cousin Waraqa, an old Christian scholar, who says this is the angel that came to Musa.
Muhammad ﷺKhadijahWaraqa ibn Nawfal
Source: Bukhari ·
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