Abstract
Most of Muslims are driven by emotional feelings, rather than empathetic thinking when it comes to the love of Muhammad, the prophet of Islam (PBUH). However, few have understood the meaning of being inspired by Muhammad, through reflecting one perspective of this inspiration or more on their life journey, projects or a targeted change. In this paper, we shall review how different Muslim scholars from different communities views the inspiration of Muhammad on their life and how this enhanced their life-purposefulness journey. The author first calls upon all the Muslim scholars to get engaged in a forum about the Inspiration of Muhammad (PBUH) on a three-day marathon where more than 40 scholars managed to attend and reflect their own life experience with the insights they got from the prophet of Islam. The implications of this work show that there are signs for the inspiration of Muhammad on the life journey of many leading Muslims from all over the world; however, this inspiration is not gauged or developed to create inspiring stories and case studies that could be generalised and publicised with high reliability. The implications of the findings and the limitations of this work are discussed in the conclusion.
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