1.
Prophet Muhammed PBUH:
Muhammed Pak PBUH is the Last Prophet by God (Allah) in the
World. He preached the religion Islam. His followers are called Muslims. Muslims
are of the view that He restored an unaltered monotheistic creed of Adam, Noah,
Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and many other prophets. He said about himself as:
He took birth in Arabian city Meeca; at that time people of
Arab where indulged in mal-practices of every kind like adultery,
assassination, gambling, plundering, exploitation of women. They buried girls
when they took birth. He forbade such practices, and proved himself virgin, the
best husband and father; he was a father of girls only. He was the first who
spoke about the rights of women:
He gave a guideline according to Quran (the holy book) for
every aspect of life. His teachings are called Sunnah which are as per the
Quran. He is religious, political and military leader; he unified the different
groups of Arab under the flag of Islam.
2.
Jesus Christ
The
focal figure of Christianity Jesus Christ is undoubtedly amongst the most
powerful figures in the advancement of western society. There are always debates
over the accurate parts of his existence, and teachings due to absence of authentic
records. Jesus was born to Mary (also known as Marrium ). She was a virgin and
Jesus (without father) was a wonder of the 'Holy Spirit'.
The
essence of Jesus' shot term teachings is to give unconditional affection to
persons around us and to pardon the guilty. Jesus taught his adherents to Love
their foes in that era when tradition was an eye for an eye.
3.
Thomas Jefferson
Life span of Thomas Jefferson was from 13, April 1743 to
July 4 1826. This renowned personality was a founding father of America. His father Peter Jefferson was a land and
slave possessor in Virginia, led a prosperous family.
American statement of Independence was principally drafted
by Thomas Jefferson. The enactment was embraced on July 14, 1776 and represents
the objectives of the American Revolution.
He was a great lover of peace. No doubt the Jefferson’s Presidency
had no of events, generally he tried kept
America out of clash.
4.
Mikhail
Gorbachove
The Soviet Union Communist Party has a big name ‘Mikhail
Gorbachev’ as general secretary from 1985-1991. He had honour to become a first
elected President in 1990. Mikhail Gorbachev assumed a main part in
disassembling the Communist grip in both the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe.
His reforms get credit to open the door for the end of the Cold War and Berlin
Wall. He favoured the democratic political system.
In 1991, during
a failed coup attempt, he was evacuated from Presidential office. After it,
Gorbachev had run an organisation the
Green Cross—which deals with social justice and concern for the environment.
Mikhail Gorbachev was granted the Nobel Peace Prize in October 1990.
Gorbachev tried or wished to end the weapons contest
worldwide, as he said:
5.
Martin Luther
King
America's most compelling civil rights activists Martin
Luther’s vehement but non brutal protests raised consciousness of racial issues
in America. His steps accelerated noteworthy political change.
Montgomery Bus Boycott was a defining moment of his
struggle. This event attracted the national press and had spread his voice. After the accomplishment of this boycott, the
Southern Christian Leadership Conference (Sclc) was established by Martin and other
ministers. He had a strong belief of non-violent struggles.
Speeches of King won the hearts of individuals, irrespect
of dark and white. He kept his words free from revenge hater and dispute. In 1963,
he was declared ‘Man of the Year’ by Time magazine. During a civil rights march
in Washington he delivered a memorable speech "I have a Dream" – in
it he said:
6.
Nelson Mendela
On July 18, 1918 in Transkei a boy took birth,
no one knew that he would lead a revolution in South Africa. A South African
political activist Nelson Mandela came to know the racial inequality and
injustice faced by black individuals, while his University time.
Mandela
was captured and put on trial for treason many times; he spent 20 years in jail,
meanwhile he came to be progressively well known all around the world.
In
1994, he became an active part of the ANC to fight against the racial inequality and
injustice. Later in April 1994,first fair elections were hold in South Africa.
The ANC stood first with 65% of the vote and Nelson Mandela turned into the
first President of the new South Africa.
As a
President he tried to heal the wounds of the past. He was of the view:
In
1993, Nelson Mandela (mutually with F W De Klerk) got the Nobel Peace Prize.
7.
Lord Buddha
A prince Siddhartha, who left the comfortable royal life
for seeking enlightenment. He later was
called as 'Buddha - or ‘The Enlightened One'.
When he found the righteous way and bliss of nirvana he
spend numerous days in this delight. Later he decided to teach the individuals
who had wanted to escape the inherent suffering of life. He found a new creed
Buddhism. His followers were also devoted their lives.
The basics of the teachings of Gautama Buddha are:
Power of the Mind, Love, peace and righteousness of (speech,
thought, action, livelihood, understanding, effort, mindfulness, and
concentration).
8.
Winston
Churchill
Sir
Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill born on 30 November 1874. During the Second
World War he served well as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Churchill
achieved popularity for his hostility to Hitler. He contradicted the views of the
cabinet members to deal with Hitler. He was a great supporter of freedom,
justice, honour, mercy and hope.
9.
Adolf Hitler
10.
Abraham Lincoln
