Muhammad Under the Support of Abu Talib

After Abdul Muththollib, Abu Tholib fulfilled Muhammad's rights for more than 40 years even exceeding the rights of his own children and defended him both physically and verbally.

Rasulullah -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- grew up as a young man who was guarded by Allah farthest from the impurities of ignorance and their habits, most guarded honor, the best in character, very shy, most honest in his words, very trustworthy, far from obscene behavior and rough so it is known among the ignorant community with the nickname al-Amin which means "TRUSTABLE". He is known as a person who has a lot of friendship, respects guests, likes to help others in kindness, eats from his own efforts, and is qonaah (feeling enough of what Allah has given).

When he was 14 or 15 years old, there was a war of al-Fujjar between Quraish and Kinanah against the Qoais and Ailan tribes, but there is no authentic history that Muhammad -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- was at war.

Then he -peace and prayer of Allah be upon him- had attended an agreement between Bani Hashim, Bani Umayyah, Bani Zahroh, and Bani Makhzum which the contents of the agreement were to help each other and help those who were wronged, and return goodness to those who have .

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