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The Life of Prophet Muhammad: A Historical Narrative
A comprehensive biographical account of Prophet Muhammad (570-632 CE), tracing his journey from an orphan in Mecca to the founder of Islam and one of history's most influential figures. This narrative chronicles all major events of his life—from the first revelation in the Cave of Hira to the Farewell Pilgrimage—including authenticated hadiths, historical battles, treaties, and personal accounts from his companions.
Written in story format, this work presents Muhammad's struggles against persecution, his migration to Medina, the establishment of the first Islamic state, and the eventual peaceful conquest of Mecca. Beyond the historical events, it explores his character, his teachings on justice and mercy, his relationships with family and companions, and his final days.
Based on classical Islamic sources including Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sirat Ibn Hisham, and At-Tabari's History, this biography offers readers a detailed, chronological understanding of the Prophet's life and the profound legacy that continues to guide over 1.8 billion Muslims worldwide.
A complete portrait of the man described in the Quran as "a mercy to all the worlds."
