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Who was the youngest male child of Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)?

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Answer: C. Hazrat Ibrahim

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Hazrat Ibrahim was born in Madinah late in the Prophet's life and was his youngest male child. His birth brought immense joy to the household of the Prophet in Madinah. His passing in infancy caused profound sorrow recorded in numerous authentic hadiths. He was born to Maria al-Qibtiyya, who was gifted to the Prophet in Egypt. His birth occurred during the later years of the prophetic mission in Madinah. Traditional accounts note that a solar eclipse coincided with the day he passed away.

The Prophet's reaction to his death teaches believers patience and submission to divine will. It dispelled superstitions when the Prophet clarified that eclipses do not occur for deaths. Biographers document this event to show the human and compassionate side of the messenger. Hazrat Abdullah was born in Makkah years earlier and passed away as a young infant. Hazrat Qasim was the eldest son born in the early Makkah period. Hazrat Abdurrehman is incorrect because no son by this name is listed in family trees.

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Islamic Studies
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Islamic Studies
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