"Muhammad The Messenger of Allah: His Lineage, Childhood and Prophethood"

The book "Muhammad The Messenger of Allah: His Lineage Childhood and Prophethood" serves as a cornerstone in a pioneering dawah project supervised by the Osoul Global Center in cooperation with the Rabwah Cooperative Office for Call and Guidance. It is specifically designed to address a global, English-speaking audience through an approach that seamlessly blends engaging historical narrative with rigorous, authentic scholarship. The booklet examines and analyzes three pivotal phases, beginning with the historical purity of the Prophet’s (PBUH) lineage tracing back to Ishmael, son of Abraham (PBUT) while explaining the significance of Makkah as a spiritual and geographical hub that paved the way for the final revelation. It then moves to highlight the details of his unique childhood and upbringing; starting from his early orphanhood and his time in the desert which granted him eloquence of speech and physical strength up to his youth, during which he was known among his people as "Al-Ameen" (The Trustworthy) and "As-Sadiq" (The Truthful) serving as a moral and social shield before his mission. The text culminates in his period of devotion in the Cave of Hira and the divine prelude to the revelation, vividly depicting the profound event of "Iqra" (Read) and the vital supportive role of Lady Khadijah (May Allah be pleased with her). Rather than merely recounting historical events, this work primarily aims to showcase the divine orchestration and preparation in shaping the Final Prophet to carry the message to mankind, making it an accessible and ideal reference for correcting misconceptions and presenting the Seerah (Prophetic biography) as a living human model of morality and excellence for new Muslims and truth-seekers alike.