Other miracles given by Allah SWT to the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is the ability to hear the cries of date palm trees. For ordinary people, this ability may sound strange. However, with faith, Muslims believe that this ability possessed by the Prophet Muhammad is nothing but the power of Allah SWT. Behind the cries of the date palm tree, there is actually a very special story. It is even able to awaken Muslims to love the Prophet Muhammad more than anything else, including themselves. To know the story, here is a summary as compiled by Dream through various sources.

The following text is translated from 'Bahasa' to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "This story is also narrated in a hadith reported by Imam Muslim from Jabir ra: "The Prophet saw used to stand on a date palm tree when delivering a sermon. After a pulpit was made for him, we heard something from the trunk of the date palm tree, like the sound of a pregnant camel's cry, so Prophet Muhammad saw came down and placed his hand on the date palm tree trunk. After that, the tree trunk became silent." Then, in another narration, it is explained: "On Fridays, the Prophet saw would sit on the pulpit. Then the date palm tree on which he used to deliver sermons would cry out, almost splitting apart.""

Then, in another narration it explains that the date palm trunk screamed like a child. Then the Prophet Muhammad held and embraced the date palm trunk. The date palm tree groaned like a crying child whose cry was trying to be stopped. Then the Prophet Muhammad said, "It cries because of the remembrance (dhikr) that it used to hear." (Narrated by Bukhari)

Until Imam Hasan Al-Bashri said, "O Muslims, even a date palm trunk can groan with longing to meet the Prophet Muhammad. You should be even more deserving of longing for him." (Fath Al-Bari) This story teaches the Muslim community that it is obligatory for a Muslim to love the Prophet Muhammad. Because it is through this love that the perfection of a Muslim's faith can be shown. The Prophet Muhammad said, "The faith of one of you is not complete until he loves me more than his parents, his children, and all of mankind." (HR. Bukhari)