Biography

Muhammad ibn Abdullah, born in Mecca, became the prophet of Islam, receiving revelations that form the Quran. At 40, he began preaching monotheism and social justice. He migrated to Medina, where he established a growing Muslim community, leading to eventual unification of the Arabian Peninsula under Islam. Notable events during his life include the battles of Badr, Uhud, and the Conquest of Mecca. His teachings emphasized charity, compassion, and faith, creating a foundation for Islamic law and guiding the practices of Muslims worldwide.