The first Wahi was powerful—but it left the Prophet (PBUH) deeply shaken and confused. After receiving the first revelation from Angel Jibreel (AS) in the Cave of Hira, Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) returned home, trembling and scared. He told his wife, **Hazrat Khadija (RA)**, “Wrap me up, wrap me up!” She calmed him and supported him with full faith.

Understanding how serious and divine this moment was, Hazrat Khadija (RA) took the Prophet (PBUH) to her cousin **Warqa bin Nophel**, who was a **learned Christian scholar**. Warqa was knowledgeable about the previous revealed scriptures (Torah and Injil) and understood the signs of prophethood.

When the Prophet (PBUH) described what he had seen and heard in the cave, Warqa bin Nophel immediately recognized it. He said:

> "This is the same Namus (angel) that came to Prophet Musa (AS)."

He confirmed that the Prophet (PBUH) had received a true revelation and predicted that his people would oppose him, even though he had brought them truth and light. Warqa expressed his desire to support him if he lived long enough to see that time.

This moment is very important in Islamic history because:
1. It was the first time someone other than Hazrat Khadija (RA) confirmed the truth of the Prophet’s (PBUH) experience.
2. It showed that divine revelation had begun and that Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) was now chosen by Allah as His final messenger.

Students should remember that this event marked the **beginning of the prophetic mission** and how Allah prepared support through wise people like Warqa bin Nophel.