In the holy city of Mecca, during the Year of the Elephant, Muhammad, the last prophet, was born. His birth was super special, with even nature being happy about it.
Muhammad lost his parents when he was young. His grandpa Abdul-Muttalib and later his uncle Abu Talib took care of him. Even when he was a kid, he was known for being super honest and kind, earning cool titles like "Al-Amin" and "As-Sadiq."
Halima, a nice lady, looked after Muhammad when he was little. Crazy cool things happened during their journey home, like their animals magically having lots of milk. It was like Muhammad brought good vibes everywhere.
As Muhammad got older, he worked with animals and went on trading adventures. People trusted him a lot because he was so reliable. He even joined a group that was all about being fair and helping those who needed it.
Muhammad married Khadijah, a successful businesswoman. They were an awesome team, always supporting each other and sharing lots of love.
When Muhammad was 40, he got a message from Angel Gabriel in a cave. This was the start of him being a prophet. The message was all about believing in one God, but not everyone was cool with it at first.
Muhammad started telling people about the message he got from Angel Gabriel. It was all about one God and being kind to others. Some folks were cool with it, but others didn't like the idea.
Muhammad faced tough times as he shared the message. Some people didn't want to change their old beliefs, and they made things hard for him and his followers. But Muhammad stayed strong, and his friends supported him.
Things got so tough in Mecca that Muhammad and his followers had to leave for a new city called Medina. This journey, known as the Hijra, was a big change, but it helped the community grow stronger.
In Medina, Muhammad worked to build a community where everyone was treated fairly. They made rules together, and people from different backgrounds became like one big family.
Even in Medina, there were challenges. There were battles, but Muhammad always tried to find peaceful solutions. The community continued to grow, and more people started following the message.