The prophet Muhammad : a preacher and a social reformer

Abstract EN

When the Islamic call was revealed to the Prophet Muhammad the world in general, and the Arabian Peninsula in particular, was rife with political turmoil and social corruption.

Consequently: the success of the Prophet Muhammad in his call did not come from a vacuum, but rather as a result of his effort and effort.

Allah has given him the means and qualities that enabled him to make his call in the best way, and to bring him close to many of his tribe, and among the other tribes of the Arabian Peninsula.

Also, after his migration to Madinah, the Prophet Muhammad succeeded in establishing the first Islamic state, and he was able to melt the foundations of all Muslims in his crucible, and he was faithful in communicating his call, and was keen on the arrival of Islam to all people, as he planted in Muslims the highest verses of education and etiquette, in order to make From them and who will come after them a strong generation of faith in Allah, and through the knowledge through which they can master a large part of the world for a time.

He also managed to unite the population of Madinah, both Muslim and non-Muslim, under his presidency, after he built the Prophet's Mosque, which served as a beacon to receive religious sciences, and a university to refine the morals and societal values that Arabs and non-Arabs lacked before the emergence of Islam.