His life
He was known among his people for truthfulness and trustworthiness. At the age of forty, he began receiving revelation and called people to worship Allah alone, care for others and live with moral responsibility.
Know the Prophet ﷺ
Discover the Prophet ﷺ
A clear and welcoming introduction to Prophet Muhammad ﷺ for beginners, visitors and new learners.
Meet Muhammad ﷺ
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ was born in Makkah and received the final revelation of Islam. Muslims believe he was a human being, a Messenger of Allah and an example of faith, mercy, justice and beautiful character.
Born in MakkahLived in ArabiaMessenger of IslamBeloved by Muslims
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Who is Prophet Muhammad ﷺ?
Why Muslims love him
Muslims love him as Allah’s Messenger, follow his Sunnah and send peace and blessings upon him. This love is expressed through faith, good character and service—not through worshipping him.
His call
His message in ten points
An example for humanity
Mercy in everyday life
With children
He greeted children, showed affection and treated their feelings with care.
With neighbours
He taught that faith must be visible in kindness, safety and consideration for neighbours.
With the vulnerable
He defended the dignity of people who were poor, orphaned, enslaved or overlooked.
With animals
He taught humane treatment, proper care and mercy toward animals.
In disagreement
He modelled patience, principled dialogue, forgiveness and reconciliation.
In leadership
He consulted others, accepted responsibility and placed justice above privilege.
Clear answers
Common questions
Do Muslims worship Muhammad ﷺ?
No. Muslims worship Allah alone. Muhammad ﷺ is honoured, loved and followed as Allah’s Messenger.
What does ﷺ mean?
It is a written prayer asking Allah to send peace and blessings upon Prophet Muhammad.
What is the Sunnah?
The Sunnah is the preserved example of the Prophet’s teachings, actions and character.
What is the Seerah?
The Seerah is the study of the Prophet’s life, journey, community and mission.
Can a non-Muslim learn from his life?
Yes. Everyone is welcome to explore his biography, moral teachings, leadership and service to humanity.
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