This source names Muhammad directly: "viewers who had heard only a rumor that Muhammad would be shown, before the film itself "
This source names Muhammad directly: "Al-Risala, composed by Muhammad ibn Idris al-Shafii around the turn of the ninth century"
This source names Muhammad directly: "ginal Man: The Life and Times of Elijah Muhammad, Claude Andrew Clegg III's 1997 biograp"
This source names Muhammad directly: "st year's sins, following a report that Muhammad adopted the practice from a Jewish fast"
Set in place by Muhammad after the Quraysh rebuilding, c. 605 CE.
This source names Muhammad directly: "nd displays objects associated with the Prophet Muhammad and other early Islamic figures, includ..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "John V. Tolan's Faces of Muhammad, Princeton University Press, 2019, is a scholarly stud"
Islamic tradition holds that Jibril conveyed the Quran to Muhammad.
This source names Muhammad directly: " Shiraz home of the merchant Siyyid Ali-Muhammad, and it was here, on the evening of 22 "
This source names Muhammad directly: "he earliest surviving full biography of Muhammad, originally compiled in the mid eighth "
This source names Muhammad directly: "word the Quran records God commanding Muhammad to speak, the channel states its own mission as presenting a moderate and tolerant line of Islam."
This source names Muhammad directly: "Muhammad and his followers emigrated from Mecca to Medina in 622, the Hijra, an event so"
This source names Muhammad directly: "rom Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas, a companion of Muhammad, with introducing Islam directly at the"
This source names Muhammad directly: "er around 1192, the same years in which Muhammad of Ghor's forces defeated the last Hind"
This source names Muhammad directly: "ts on a single Quranic verse describing Muhammad carried by night to the farthest mosque"
This source names Muhammad directly: "led by the ninth century hadith scholar Muhammad al-Tirmidhi and read here from the Sunn"
Muhammad's Night Journey (Isra) is traditionally understood to have brought him to Jerusalem before his Ascension.
This source names Muhammad directly: "Al-Hadi died in 911 with the work incomplete; a follower, Muhammad ibn Sulayman al-Kufi, compiled a companion volume, Kitab al-Muntakhab, drawing on his teacher's rulings to round out what al-Hadi..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "legal compendium of Abd Allah ibn Muhammad ibn Baraka al-Bahlawi, an Omani Ibadi jurist who died in the late fourth Islamic century, the late tenth century CE, roughly two hundred years after..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "sayings and teachings attributed to the Prophet Muhammad and the Shia imams. As one of the tradi..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "is the foremost theological treatise of Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab, composed in the Najd"
The sanctuary at the center of the Hajj and the direction of Muslim prayer.
This source names Muhammad directly: "Abi Talib, cousin and son-in-law of the Prophet Muhammad. A shrine on the site was rebuilt by th..."
Migrated here in 622 CE, the Hijra that opens the Islamic calendar, and is buried within the Prophet's Mosque at the city's center.
This source names Muhammad directly: "Jonathan A. C. Brown's Misquoting Muhammad is a scholarly work aimed at a broad educated"
Received the first revelation of the Quran in the summit cave, traditionally dated to around 610 CE.
This source names Muhammad directly: "e analyzing cinematic depictions of the Prophet Muhammad, including Majid Majidi's 2015 film, pu..."
The Qasidat al-Burda is a poem in praise of the Prophet Muhammad.
This source names Muhammad directly: "e divine revelation transmitted through Muhammad. As primary scripture it is the stronge"
This source names Muhammad directly: " read or recite, and the tradition that Muhammad was unlettered turns partly on which. P"
This source names Muhammad directly: "inning of the Quran's own revelation to Muhammad. Tradition holds that Laylat al Qadr, t"
This source names Muhammad directly: "ards as most authoritative, compiled by Muhammad al-Bukhari from the accounts he judged "
This source names Muhammad directly: "f sayings and actions attributed to the Prophet Muhammad compiled and authenticated through the..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "ates Ali as the fourth caliph after the Prophet Muhammad. Semah dancers, called semahcis, move t..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "isham, is the foundational biography of Muhammad and one of the earliest extended source"
This source names Muhammad directly: "heir chains of transmission back to the Prophet Muhammad."
This source names Muhammad directly: " using the Quran itself, the sayings of Muhammad and the testimony of his companions, an"
Traditionally the song with which the people of Medina greeted Muhammad on his arrival.
This source names Muhammad directly: "which Husayn ibn Ali, a grandson of the Prophet Muhammad, was killed with his family and compani..."
This source names Muhammad directly: "ph Umar ibn al-Khattab rather than from Muhammad. The Ja'fari school grounds the ruling "
This source names Muhammad directly: "date, its origin with Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad and the Royal Aal al-Bayt Institute for Islamic Thought, and its text on the two commandments shared between Islam and Christianity."
This source names Muhammad directly: "Iran, a young merchant named Siyyid Ali-Muhammad declared himself the Bab, the bearer of"
This source names Muhammad directly: "d twentieth century growth under Elijah Muhammad. Its strength is genuine early access a"
The subject of the event.
The migration of Muhammad and his followers to Medina.
This source names Muhammad directly: ", chronicling the origins of Islam with Muhammad never shown or voiced. Its strength is "
This source names Muhammad directly: "of Islam and the life and times of the Prophet Muhammad. In keeping with Islamic tradition, Muh..."
This source names Muhammad directly: ", tracing its history from Wallace Fard Muhammad and Elijah Muhammad through its later s"
The subject of the event.
This source names Muhammad directly: "be a divine revelation delivered to the Prophet Muhammad. As the primary text of the tradition i..."
The second clause names Muhammad as the messenger of God.
This source names Muhammad directly: "nematographic approach to not depicting Muhammad, and the reception controversy, cross c"
Why this is disputed. Tradition holds that Muhammad gave this sword to Ali at the Battle of Uhud, an account first attached to the object within an Islamic relic and literary tradition rather than through any independently verifiable seventh century provenance. The blades fame and its distinctive forked form are attested extensively in later Islamic art and devotion, particularly Shia devotion, but no physical object displayed today can be confirmed as the sword described in the earliest accounts of the battle.