Who Was Muhammad?

Who is Muhammad? The content and structure of this section is mainly based on Jesus and Muhammad of Mark Gabriel. People reading this article are strongly encouraged to read all Gabriel's books. My writing will focus on Muhammad's life schedule. It is interesting in itself, but it is very precious to see Muhammad's life coexisting with Jesus' life. Gabriel did exactly that. Born in the early years (570-594, 0-24 years old) 570 (-), infant Muhammad was born in the high desert plateau in the Mecca town of Western Arabia in 570 AD.

At the age of 40 this year Angel Gabriel sent from God visited Ramadan and asked Muhammad to speak to the current Quran. (Fisher, 2005) Muhammad was afraid, feels uncomfortable in his experience. His wife constantly encouraged him, and he was supported with comfort. A few years later, Muhammad began his speech. He collected several fans, but the number is small. Muhammad was tortured by a group of stone and tortured elite businessmen. Shortly thereafter, Muhammad's believer Billie was persecuted. He was tortured because he does not reject Muhammad as a chosen prophet of God. Muhammad and his followers left the public's eyes and started meditation and prayer. Even after Muhammad re-arrived in Mecca it was still considered to be serious, persecution became more serious.

Those who accepted Muhammad's teaching later were called Muslims and their religious Muslims, and the Arabic word "surrendered". Muhammad is considered to be the last and most perfect prophet. During the second century after the death of Muhammad, the Islamic law was organized into Islamic law and Muhammad was regarded as the last and most perfect prophet. The word of God is revealed to him through the angel Gabriel and is recorded in the Arabic (or the Quran) of the Quran. Although the principles of Islam have evolved over time, anyone who has previously called themselves a prophet will not accept that Muhammad claims to be a messenger of God did. Muhammad is attacking the more powerful family lifestyle of the Krees, but they are not satisfied with it. In addition to having to assert criticism of his opinion, he also suffered great pain when his wife and uncle died the same year.