Who was Muhammad ﷺ?A question heard in both East and West. He was not a king, nor was he wealthy. He was a man who lived among his people, knew poverty and orphanhood, and tasted the pain of loss.Yet, he never knew arrogance or pride. Even his enemies testified before his friends that he was the truthful and the trustworthy. Then Allah chose him to be His Messenger, calling people to worship the One Creator. Allah says: “Muhammad is no more than a messenger; many messengers have passed away before him.” (Surah Aal Imran 3:144)Think about it… How did his name remain alive in the hearts of millions for more than 14 centuries? He sought neither wealth nor power. He slept on a mat and often went hungry for days. All he wanted was for people to know their Lord and worship Him sincerely — so they might enter Paradise and be saved from Hell. Allah says:  “Say, ‘I am only a man like you, to whom has been revealed that your God is one God.’” (Surah Al-Kahf 18:110)Any leader who seeks nothing for himself and dedicates his entire life to others is truly sincere — and such was the best of all creation ﷺ.