Muhammed

Set in the 6th Century A.D., the narrative explores life in the Arabian Peninsula before the birth of the Prophet Muhammad. It chronicles his struggles and the challenges faced by his followers in a hostile environment. The book also examines the aftermath of Muhammad's death, including the betrayal by those closest to him, and the confiscation of his daughter Fatima's estate. Additional chapters delve into Muhammad's wives, the significance of the Holy Qur'an, and his teachings, accompanied by a glossary for readers interested in Islamic studies.