Interactive Seerah Timeline

The moral, socio-religious, and political darkness of Jahiliyyah, contrasted with the remnants of the Abrahamic legacy (Hanifiyyah).

The unblemished, pure lineage of Muhammad ﷺ traced through Adnan to Prophet Ismail and Prophet Ibrahim عليهما السلام.

The birth of the Mercy to the Worlds ﷺ on a Monday in Rabi al-Awwal in the Year of the Elephant.

Upbringing with Halimah al-Sa'diyyah, the blessing that touched her household, and the Opening of the Chest (Shaqq al-Sadr).

The loss of his mother Sayyidah Aminah, care under Abd al-Muttalib and Abu Talib, and learning self-reliance through shepherding.

The universal recognition of his flawless character, participation in Hilf al-Fudul (The League of Virtuous), and trade reputation.

The blessed union of Muhammad ﷺ (age 25) with Sayyidah Khadijah (age 40), the noble businesswoman of Makkah.

The masterstroke of conflict resolution when placing the Black Stone (Al-Hajar al-Aswad) at age 35, averting civil war.

The descent of Archangel Jibril with 'Iqra!' (Read!) marking the beginning of the final divine revelation to humanity.

The noble first responders: Sayyidah Khadijah, Ali ibn Abi Talib, Zayd ibn Harithah, Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq, and the early sanctuary.

Three years of strategic, discrete spiritual nurturing, building a resilient core of righteous companions.

The divine command 'Proclaim what you are ordered' (15:94) and the historic sermon from the peak of Safa.

The ferocious backlash of Quraysh, the torture of Bilal, the Yasir family, Khabbaab, and their unshakable faith.

The flight for religious freedom to the righteous Christian King Al-Najashi (Negus) and Ja'far ibn Abi Talib's eloquent speech.

The harsh economic and social siege imposed by Quraysh on Banu Hashim, eating tree leaves, and the miraculous parchment.

The passing of his beloved protector Abu Talib and his ultimate confidante and pillar Sayyidah Khadijah within months.

Walking 60 miles on foot, rejection by Thaqif, bleeding from stones, and refusing the destruction of his tormentors.

The miraculous physical journey on Al-Buraq, leading all Prophets in prayer at Al-Aqsa, ascension through seven heavens, and the gift of Salah.

Encounter with the pilgrims of Yathrib, Mus'ab ibn Umayr's transformative mission, and the solemn covenant of protection.

The assassination plot in Dar al-Nadwah, Ali sleeping in his bed, the miracle of Cave Thawr, and 'Do not grieve, Allah is with us.'

The jubilant welcome of the Ansar singing Tala'al-Badru 'Alayna, building the first mosque in Quba, and his camel Qaswa choosing his home.

The Prophet ﷺ carrying adobe bricks alongside his companions, creating the spiritual, social, and judicial epicenter of the Ummah.

The unprecedented social synthesis pairing each Makkan refugee (Muhajir) with a Madinan helper (Ansari) sharing wealth, homes, and dignity.

The world's first written constitutional charter establishing pluralistic citizenship, rule of law, freedom of religion, and mutual defense.

The decisive triumph of 313 poorly equipped Muslims against 1,000 elite warriors of Quraysh with divine angelic support.

The battle near Mount Uhud, the archers leaving their post on Jabal al-Rumat, the martyrdom of Hamzah, and lessons in discipline.

The siege of 10,000 confederates (Al-Ahzab), Salman al-Farsi's trench strategy, freezing hunger, and divine wind dispersing the enemy.

1,400 unarmed pilgrims, Bay'at al-Ridwan under the tree, visionary peace treaty, and Allah calling it 'A Manifest Victory'.

The universalization of the message: sending sealed diplomatic letters to Heraclius, Chosroes II, Muqawqis, and regional kings.

The neutralization of the fortified stronghold, the heroism of Ali ibn Abi Talib, and marriage to Sayyidah Safiyyah.

10,000 Muslims enter Makkah, bloodless triumph, purifying the Ka'bah of 360 idols, and the universal general pardon: 'Go, you are free!'

12,000 Muslims facing the Hawazin ambush, pride in numbers shattered, the unshakeable bravery of the Prophet ﷺ, and comforting the Ansar.

Marching 30,000 men 500 km in scorching summer heat, Uthman's legendary funding, and the forgiveness of the three who lagged behind.

Tribes from across the Arabian Peninsula flock to Madinah to embrace Islam, send teachers, and learn the Quran.

124,000 companions perform the sole Hajj with Rasulullah ﷺ, demonstrating every ritual of pilgrimage.

The universal charter of human rights: sanctity of life and property, abolition of racism and usury, rights of women, and the Quran & Sunnah.

The onset of intense fever, choosing Sayyidah Aisha's room, appointing Abu Bakr to lead the prayer, and his last counsels.

The darkest day in Madinah: his final gaze at the worshippers, resting on Aisha's lap, choosing 'Al-Rafiq Al-A'la', and Abu Bakr's speech.

The enduring transformation of human history: the preservation of the Quran, the Sunnah, the Shama'il, and the mission of SIRAJ.