Imagine receiving the last message from heaven just days before the end of a divine mission! According to **Hazrat Abdullah bin Abbas (RA)**, the **last Wahi (revelation)** was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) **7 or 9 days before his death**. This final message came shortly before he left this world, marking the end of the divine communication between Allah and mankind.

The exact timing — whether 7 or 9 days — may vary in reports, but the important point is that the revelation ended shortly before the Prophet (SAW) passed away. The scholars and companions agree that after this last Wahi, no more verses of the Quran were revealed, as the mission of Islam was complete.

The final verse of the Quran is often considered to be from Surah Al-Ma’idah (5:3):

> "This day I have perfected for you your religion and completed My favor upon you and have approved for you Islam as your religion..."

This verse reflected that the religion of Islam had been completed, and it left no doubt that the Quran was now whole.

For students, this teaches two powerful things:
1. Islam was completed in the lifetime of Prophet Muhammad (SAW).
2. The Quran is the final and complete guidance from Allah.

Knowing when the last Wahi came helps us understand how carefully Allah guided the Prophet (SAW) until his last moments, and how Islam as a religion is a finished and preserved system.