First published 1993
Born in Mecca, Muhammad was orphaned at a young age and raised by his grandfather and uncle. As a merchant, he gained a reputation for honesty and integrity. But a divine calling would lead him to become the Prophet of Islam, ushering in a new faith that would spread across the Arabian Peninsula and beyond. Faced with persecution and exile, Muhammad persevered, uniting warring tribes and establishing a community of believers. His story is one of profound vision, unshakable faith, and the forging of a lasting legacy that continues to influence the modern world.
Genres: biography, history, religion, islam
Vibes: inspirational, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: faith, legacy
Setting: Saudi Arabia
Period: 21st Century
290 pages · Hardcover · HarperCollins