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Which means: "O humans, indeed We have created you in the same condition, from one origin: Adam and Haw'. Then We created you, with descendants, into nations and tribes, so that you might know each other and help each other. Indeed, the most noble person in the sight of Allah is the most pious among you. Allah is truly All-Knowing and All-Knowing, that no secret is hidden from Him."
From that verse we now that Allah SWT had a purpose to create us in various ethnicities and cultures is for us to knowing each other, respecting each other, and not for hurting or fighting against.
Returning to our topic, namely emulating the Prophet's morals in the story of the Uhud war, another thing that we can emulate is the fact that Rasulullah SAW as a leader participated in fighting opponents on the battlefield, not just organizing and commanding his troops. Even when the Prophet was injured, he was still trying to endure the pain and think about other people instead of taking care of his wounds. This is the extraordinary characteristic of the Prophet as a leader who always prioritizes collective problems rather than personal problems, something that we as humans must note and emulate in choosing or even becoming good leaders. Because whether a country is good or bad depends on whether the leader of that country is good or not.
The Prophet was not only a prophet, but he was also a king, knight and leader of the Muslim community. He conquered many areas in the Arabian Peninsula with his troops, and to gain them required wisdom and courage from none other than the leader himself. Rasulullah really loved his troops, he was willing to do anything to protect his troops from harm and would not let any of his followers starve or be wronged and there were many more sacrifices of Rasulullah SAW for his people and country.
From this we know that from the characteristics and behavior of the Prophet, he showed a nationalistic side in himself, convincing us that we, especially young people, must also love our homeland, the place where we were born and raised. Loving our homeland means we are willing to do anything for the good of our country, there are many things we can do to reflect our love for our country, by daring to speak the truth, studying diligently to improve the country's future, choosing good leaders for the country, it's not easy. influenced by negative things, and there are many other characteristics of the Prophet's nationalism that we can emulate.
From the story of the prophet in the battle of Uhud, hopefully it can inspire the younger generations with the noble morals possessed by Rasulullah SAW. Because wise people will not judge you by the luxury of the clothes you wear, but wise people will judge you by the luxury of your manners and morals.
 Lutfi Indi Saputri, ipirelK (20230510184)
AIK 1 UNIVERSITAS MUHAMMADIYAH YOGYAKARTA
