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At the introduction of the thesis , the researchers referred to the complete understanding that Man has not been created in this earth but to worship Allah Almighty, and that the Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) attained this noble target from the first day he was commanded to call for Islam. Aslo, the Da’wa of the Messenger in the Meccan era revolved wholly around instilling this faith represented in worshiping Allah Almighty and renouncing what may be worshipped other than Him, and He (صلى الله عليه وسلم) did work anything else other than the Da’wa to the promotion of virtue and prevention of vice and kinship cordiality which clearly signifies that the interest in the dogmatic is extremely important. However, this aspect may not be omitted by the callers to Allah Almighty as it is the approach of the Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم). Instigation and intimidation may not be preoccupied with before instilling the faith in the hearts of followers as each Muslim must have a basis, and the basis of Islam is the pure monotheism, so if the faith is deepened, it will reach the passion of the Muslim’s heart as it accepts all the other provisions and legislations. The evidence thereof is the examples quoted at the course of our speech which clearly demonstrated their commitment to their faith which were numerous examples. The interest in the dogmatic aspect is not concerned with a section without the other scientific sections. But, there should be serious and in-depth scientific studies at all scientific sections in the form of scientific theses concerned with the dogmatic aspect as Islam is an integral system, so any man can not dispense with understanding the approach of the Prophet in Da’wa to Allah Almighty except by understanding the faith. If the caller to Allah wishes to comprehend the approach of the Prophet (صلى الله عليه وسلم) in calling to Allah as a proper understanding, he has to refer to the sound Prophet’s Biography, hence, it is full of dogmatic questions, and how not be so and it is a living embodiment of all the teachings of Islam and because it is a part of the Prophet’s Sunna; the second source of legislation after the Holy Qur’an. The Prophet’s Biography is still a reel in these topics, and this modest research is nothing but a start and to qualify those engaged in the Da’wa field.
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