Walk the life, event by event.

01 Mecca, before ProphethoodBirth and LineageIn a year the Arabs would never forget, a child was born into Mecca's noblest house who would change the course of human history. → 02 Mecca, childhoodEarly Life and UpbringingOrphaned twice over before the age of eight, a desert upbringing and a series of devastating losses forged the gentle resilience that would define his character. → 03 Mecca, youthYouth and Character (Al-Amin)Long before the first revelation, the people of Mecca had already given the young trader a title that no one dared dispute: al-Amin, the Trustworthy. → 04 Mecca, age 25Marriage to Khadijah (RA)A wealthy, respected businesswoman sent a marriage proposal to the young man she had only heard described as trustworthy, beginning a partnership that would carry him through the hardest years of his life. → 05 Mecca, age 40 (610 CE)The Cave of Hira and the First RevelationIn the solitude of a mountain cave, a voice commanded a man who could not read to 'Read' — and the words that followed would echo through all of human history. → 06 Mecca, 610-613 CEThe First Believers and Secret DawahAfter a silence that shook him to his core, the revelation returned with a command to rise and warn — and a small circle of the faithful began to form in absolute secrecy. → 07 Mecca, 613 CE onwardPublic Preaching and Quraysh's OppositionWhen the call to Islam left the shadows and rang out from the slopes of Mount Safa, Mecca's laughter turned to fury. → 08 Mecca, 613-615 CEPersecution of the Early MuslimsFor the weak and the enslaved who embraced Islam, faith came at the price of unimaginable suffering under the desert sun. → 09 615 & 628 CEThe Migration to AbyssiniaAcross the Red Sea, a Christian king listened to a stranger's words about Jesus and chose justice over pressure from Mecca's envoys. → 10 Mecca, 616-620 CEThe Boycott and the Year of SorrowSealed off in a mountain pass and starved of trade, the Prophet's clan endured three years of siege — only to lose, in one bitter year, the two people who had shielded him most. → 11 620 CEThe Journey to Ta'ifBleeding and rejected by an entire city, the Prophet offered a prayer so full of mercy that even an angel sent to punish his tormentors was told to stand down. → 12 620-621 CEIsra' and Mi'raj (The Night Journey and Ascension)In a single night, the Prophet was carried from Mecca to Jerusalem and through the heavens themselves — and one companion's unwavering belief earned him a name that endures to this day. → 13 621-622 CEThe Pledges of AqabahIn the dark of hajj season, a handful of strangers from a distant oasis made a promise that would change the course of history. → 14 622 CEThe Hijrah to MadinahWith assassins waiting outside his door, the Prophet ﷺ slipped into the night on a journey that would mark the beginning of the Islamic calendar itself. → 15 622-623 CEBuilding the Community in MadinahFrom a patch of empty ground and a handful of strangers turned brothers, the Prophet ﷺ built the first Islamic society in the space of months. → 16 624 CE / 2 AHThe Battle of BadrOutnumbered three to one and armed with little more than conviction, a small band of believers met their fate on the sands of Badr. → 17 625 CE / 3 AHThe Battle of UhudA hard-won position, abandoned for a moment's temptation, turned a battle on the edge of victory into the Muslim community's most painful lesson in discipline. → 18 627 CE / 5 AHThe Battle of the Trench (Al-Ahzab) and Banu QurayzahA confederation of tribes marched to erase Madinah from the map — and a trench, an idea never before seen in Arabia, saved the city. → 19 628 CE / 6 AHThe Treaty of HudaybiyyahA treaty that looked like a defeat on paper became, in the Quran's own words, a clear and decisive victory. → 20 630 CE / 8 AHThe Conquest of MeccaThe man they exiled returned as conqueror of Mecca — and forgave everyone who had made him a refugee. → 21 632 CE / 10 AHThe Farewell Pilgrimage and SermonStanding before over a hundred thousand believers on Arafat, the Prophet delivered a sermon that still defines human dignity today. → 22 632 CE / 11 AHThe Final Illness and Death of the ProphetIn a small room beside the mosque he built, the man who changed the world breathed his last in the arms of the wife he loved most. →