Muhammad is considered the final prophet in Islam. He received revelations from God through the Angel Jibril that were compiled into the Qur'an. Muhammad was born in Mecca in the 6th century AD among the Quraysh tribe who worshipped many gods. After marrying Khadijah and receiving revelations on the Night of Power, Muhammad began preaching monotheism, angering Meccan leaders. He later migrated to Medina to escape persecution and eventually defeated the Quraysh in battle, establishing Islam.

1. Life of the Prophet Muhammad
Muhammad is the final prophet in Islam, known as the Seal of the Prophets. This means that
Muslims regard Muhammad as Allah’s final messenger, and the Qur’an is formed from God’s
revelations to Muhammad, give through the Angel Jibril. According to Islamic belief, no further
prophets will come after him.
Key events in Muhammad’s life
Muhammad was born in around AD570 into the Quraysh tribe in Arabia.
At this time, people worshipped many gods within their tribes.
Muhammad was orphaned and brought up by his uncle, Abu Talib.
Muhammad married Khadijah.
Following the Night of Power, Muhammad began preaching, which made the leaders of
Makkah angry.
Muhammad left Makkah to live in Madinah.
There was a war in Makkah between Muhammad and the Quraysh tribe, and Muhammad won.
He smashed all the statues of gods in the Ka’aba, teaching Muslims that they should believe in
one God, Allah.