Solar eclipse during Prophet (peace be upon him)
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The document lists 6 solar eclipses that were visible in Arabia during the time that Muhammad was the prophet. It provides the Islamic and Gregorian calendar dates for each eclipse as well as the approximate local time of each. The eclipses while Muhammad was in Makkah occurred on July 23, 613, May 21, 616, November 4, 617, and September 2, 620. The eclipses while he was in Medinah occurred on April 21, 627 and January 27, 632.
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