The Miracles (Mu'jiza) of Sayyidina Muhammad
The words below have been quoted from the book Mirat-i Kainat. The sources for the majority of mu’jizas (miracles) are given in that book, but we have not written them here. And those we have written were done as briefly as possible.
There were many evidences to prove that Muhammad ( صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم) was a true prophet. Allahu ta'ala declared: "I would not have created anything, if you had not been created." The existence of creatures proves not only the existence and the Oneness of Allahu ta'ala, but it also proves the reality of Muhammad ( صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم) being a true and superior prophet. The karamas (miracles) which occurred at the hands of awliya (saintly people) among his ummah (followers) are completely ascribable to him, too. This is because karamas are seen in those who are dependent on him and who follow his true path. Even all the mu’jizas of the past prophets are deemed to be his mu’jizas because all the Prophets (alaihimussalawatu wattaslimat) wanted to be among his ummah. In addition, all of them were created from his divine light. The Qasida-i Burda by Imam-i Busayri (45) explains this reality wonderfully.
The mu’jizas of Muhammad ( صلی اللہ علیہ وسلم) have been divided into three groups, according to time. The first group contains the mu’jizas seen from the time of the creation of his holy spirit until the time when his prophethood was announced, which is called "bi'set." The second group includes those which occurred between the times of the bi'set and his death. The third group consists of the ones which occurred after his death and will continue to occur until Doomsday. The first group is called "Irkhas", the beginnings. Each group is divided into two parts: the ones seen and the ones understood by wisdom. Him mu’jizas are too numerous to count or to put a limit upon. The mu’jizas in the second group were reported to be nearly three thousand. Eighty-six of the most well-known are listed below:
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