Muhammad

  • 569 BCE

    Birth

    Birth
    Muhammad was born in Mecca, but had many tragic loses in his life. His father died six months before he was born, his mother died when he was sick, and his grandfather took care of him until his death.
  • 556 BCE

    His Career

    His Career
    In his teen years, he became and was trained to be a caravan driver. Muhammad met a lot of people while trading, even a Christian monk that had forseen Muhammad becoming a servant of God.
  • 534

    The Black Stone

    The Black Stone
    At the age of 35, Muhammad was involved with the Black Stone that is said to be sent from Allah himself. Leaders were not sure what to do with the rock, so they asked Muhammad. He told them to carry the stone on a cot, and he placed it where it seemed to be satisfied
  • 610

    Revelation

    Revelation
    Qur'anic revelation begins in the Cave of Hira on the Jabaal an Nur the "Mountain of Light" near Mecca
  • 610

    The Encounter

    The Encounter
    At the age 40, it is said that the angel Gabriel told him recite verses that would be included in the Quran, and he did after three years of silence
  • 613

    Persecution

    Persecution
    Muhammad has been preaching and received many followers, but he become a threat to the local tribes and rulers of the city of Mecca, and they force people to renounce their faith that Muhammad had taught them
  • 619

    Year of Sorrow

    Year of Sorrow
    Muhammad looses his wife and Uncle, which now known as "the year of sorrow."
  • 622

    Hijra

    Hijra
    Muhammad and his followers immigrate to Medina hearing that someone was planning to kill him.
  • 632

    Farewell Pilgrimage

    Farewell Pilgrimage
    Before his death, he made a Farewell Pilgrimage to his disciples, giving them his last advice about what to do and what not to do.
  • Jun 8, 632

    His Death

    His Death
    Muhamad dies, saying his last words: O Allah, to Ar-Rafiq Al-A'la (exalted friend, highest Friend or the uppermost, highest Friend in heaven).