It was Muhammad’s dedication to the values of humanity. Still, about Muhammad’s affection, Craig also brought to light Muhammad’s interfaith view. Based on The Covenants of The Prophet Muhammad – a book written by Dr John Andrew Morrow—given a detailed report about Muhammad’s character and attitude as seen from encounters along with his life with the hermits, monks, pastors, and Jewry.
Morrow said that these numerous experiences explained that Muhammad had “self-assurance in his ability controlled the spiritual solidarity of the bible scholar”, or believers in the tradition of Abrahamiah. Morrow also affirmed Muhammad had similarities with the Christian than pagans in his environment. One of Muhammad’s agreements analyzed by Morrow was the agreement with the monks in Sinai. An agreement that is fighting for peace and universal harmony between Christianity and Moslem.
In that agreement, Muhammad called Muslims to respect the magistrates and churches of Christ, and the Muslims did not war against their Christian brother. Muhammad had also ever made a Madinah Constitution unite all Madinah citizens from the varied faith. The Constitution of Madinah contained the noteworthiness of human rights in Islam. It declared that the Islamic state citizens was one and could not be classified whatever their religion.
Both the pagans, bible scholars, and Moslem were part of that constitution, meaning to be in the same ummah. By doing that, Muhammad created a plurality government that protecting religious freedom. In this context, the Constitution of Madinah was not only a revolutionary document for human rights but also revealed a democratic spirit. Accordingly, the figure of Muhammad was the leading defender of diversity. Muhammad “constructing a rare form of social justice at any time ”. Said Morrow. (Pages 89)
There is much grateful thing in Muhammad himself. Broadly, the discussion of this book is divided into three sections. The first, relations between Muhammad with Islamic and tolerance. The second, Islamic and civilization. And the third, Islamic and politic. The critical point is to see Muhammad as a prophet of love, especially in the middle of Arab and accounts for the universe.