The radiative capture of μ-meson by proton is treated by using the renor-malized universal Fermi interaction of V-A type and Zeldowich's theory of μ mesic hydrogen. Contrary to the result of Lee, Huang and Yang, it is found that, if the effect of the strong interaction is neglected, then it is impossible for photon being emitted during the capture. The influence of the strong interaction consists of two respects, namely: the effect of the magnetic moment of the nucleon and the renormalization effect on the universal Fermi weak interaction. The effect of the anomalous magnetic moment is negligible. However, the contribution of proton to the emission of photon is not at all small in comparison with that of the μ-meson duo to the renormalization effect on the universal Fermi weak interaction. As a result, the photons emitted are no longer 100% right hand polarized. It is estimated, that only 80% of the photons has a spin parallel to its momentum. The radiative capture rate of the μ-meson by proton is 1/(1.6×105) of thetotal capture rate.