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Who proclaimed “Allah has sent me as a teacher”_______________________?

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Answer: A. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)

Explanation

The statement highlighting teaching as a prophetic mission is derived from traditional accounts of the Prophet Muhammad. The Prophet consistently demonstrated that education and moral uplift were the primary objectives of his divine assignment. Scholars cite this foundational statement to elevate the status of teaching above all other professional occupations. Prophetic traditions preserve numerous sayings emphasizing the immense virtue of seeking and imparting beneficial knowledge. Early Islamic society placed teachers at the pinnacle of social respect due to this foundational educational mandate. Historical biographies record how the Prophet established study circles in mosques to educate early community members.

J. J. Rousseau was an Enlightenment political philosopher who wrote about educational theory long after the advent of Islam. Al-Ghazali was a medieval scholar who quoted and elaborated upon prophetic traditions rather than making this primary declaration. Ibn-e-Sina was a renowned physician and philosopher who contributed to medicine rather than originating prophetic statements.

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Pedagogy
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Pedagogy
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