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Born into an influential Meccan clan, Muhammad was raised primarily by his grandfather and uncle.

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As Muhammad grew up, he took on more obligations and made seriously trading ventures. He turned into a merchant, who relished his accountability through Mecca for his genuineness. Individuals called him al-Amin, and that signifies "the Trustworthy." This would then lead to Muhammad flourishing as a merchant and would influence many to follow him and get him a lot of attention.

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Muhammad made a living as a merchant. Then one day he went on a spiritual retreat where he learned a lot about the Islamic religion. He then started practicing it and got attached. He would then become one of the greatest Islamic figures that many people that also followed him prior to this and other Islamic followers, looked up to him and listened to his teachings.

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Muslim custom recounts the narrative of the Night Journey in which a winged horse-like animal took Muhammad to Jerusalem, the city toward which early Muslims had coordinated their supplications. Jerusalem was at that point heavenly to Jews and Christians. As per Muslim lessons, Muhammad met with prior prophets, like Abraham, Moses, and Jesus. Then, at that point, the animal directed Muhammad through the seven levels of paradise, and Muhammad met God.

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Abu Talib's was Muhammad's protector, and his death greatly affected Muhammad's way of going about life. Muhammad and his followers went on a journey called the Hijrah to Mecca. He then created a Muslim community which was flourishing, but then the Meccan's started to feel pressured and attacked, which started war between the Muslim's and Meccan's. Mecca came out victorious. Muhammad went on many more journeys after this, but then when he returned to Medina, where the battle was, he tragically died.

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Muhammad died leaving behind loyal Meccans and more unified Arabian Peninsula.