Episodes: Series - Ala Hamish Alsira - 1978

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Abu Al-Harith tells his wife Sumra about the vision that orders him to dig Zamzam. Abu Al-Harith finds gold from the Jurum tribe while digging, and the people of Mecca begin to believe him that there is a vision from the sky communicating with him.

Abu Al-Harith marries Fatima to increase his offspring, and Abd al-Muttalib tells the people of Mecca about King Tuba’ seeking the help of the rabbis as his ministers after he believed in the Torah. The news of Abd al-Muttalib's marriage to Natila and Fatima giving birth to Al-Zubayr reaches Sumra. Abd al-Muttalib is surprised by Al-Harith’s death.

Abd al-Muttalib marries Halah, and the number of his children increases to ten. As King Hassan’s heart is filled with arrogance to conquer the land in the name of religion, he is killed by the sword of his brother Amr, who is consumed with sadness.

Amr dies by the sword of Ayyash. Abd al-Muttalib complies with the fortune teller’s order not to sacrifice Abdullah, as he would have great importance. As Abdullah’s marriage to Amina takes place, he travels to Yathrib for trade.

The news of Abdullah's illness reaches his father in Yathrib. Abd al-Muttalib is pleased with the news of Amina's pregnancy. As Abu Lahab steals the Kaaba's gold, Abd al-Muttalib is still suffering from his bad manners. Abdullah dies, while Amina is told that she is pregnant with the best of the earth.

Four Jewish brothers predict the appearance of a prophet named Ahmad who was mentioned in their books. Yazid bin Hassan eavesdrops on them, so they track him down and kill him. Abd al-Muttalib pledges to avenge him, but they conspire against each other out of greed for prophecy, and they all die.

A Christian named Famiyun appears, whom the thieves sold to one of the infidels of the land of Najran who worship a palm tree. Famiyun prays for the blind Zohra, so God responds and she gains sight. The Jewish King Dhu Nuwas sends an army to Najran after Christianity spread, burning everyone who believed in Christianity.

Saleh seeks the help of Najashi for what Dhu Nuwas is committing against the Christians. Najashi appoints Commander Ariat as military chief of the Dhu Nuwas war, which angers Abraha, who is appointed as Ariat’s assistant after he was appointed ruler of Yemen. Ariat is treacherously killed with the sword of Atouda, Abraha’s assistant.

Atouda makes the women of Yemen permissible with Abraha’s approval. As Abraha spares Atouda from the blood of Ariat so that the people of Yemen could trust him, he succeeds in gaining the trust of Najashi.

Abraha is convinced of the idea of ​​his Alexandrian assistant to build Al-Qalais, and God repelled their plot, so none of the Arabs came to Al-Qalis Church.

Abraha dies after failing to demolish the Kaaba. As Amina gives birth to her baby, she was ordered by a vision from heaven to name him Muhammad, and the children of Israel confirm the existence of the qualities of prophethood in Muhammad.

Many wet nurses refuse to breastfeed Muhammad until Halimah, the wet nurse, agrees to nurse him. Abd al-Muttalib, predicts that Muhammad shall lead an entire nation in the future.

Othman resorts to the Roman Caesar to appoint himself king of Mecca. Abu Lahab is jealous of how well Abd al-Muttalib treats Muhammad. Amina decides to take Muhammad to Yathrib to visit his father’s grave.

As Umm Jamil seeks to convince Abu Lahab that he is the expected prophet, she plans with him to delude everyone into thinking that he's a good man so that they would believe that he is the prophet. Abd al-Muttalib's illness becomes severe. Muhammad becomes alone after the death of Amina.

God responds to the calls of Abd al-Muttalib and Muhammad for rain to fall on the land of the people of Qays. Abd al-Muttalib dies after entrusting Abu Talib to look after Muhammad, and assuming leadership after his father. Abu Talib fails to convince Muhammad to worship idols.

Abu Talib does not fully believe in the prophecies said about Muhammad, while Umm Jamil intends to name her baby Muhammad to claim that he is the expected prophet.

Abu Talib's financial conditions worsen. Umm Jamil gives birth to Utbah and Utaybah. Muhammad marries Khadija bint Khuwaylid, while Abu Jahl's hatred reaches its peak so that he thinks about divorcing Khadija from Muhammad. Everyone shouts about the news of the Kaaba fire.

The Quraysh masters agree to restore the Kaaba instead of demolishing it. Khadija gives birth to Zainab followed by Ruqayya. Everyone agrees to rebuild the Kaaba after its walls collapsed due to the floods.

Khadija gives birth to Umm Kulthum. Prophet Muhammad succeeds in resolving the dispute that broke out between the people of Quraysh because of the Black Stone. Satan tries to whisper in the hearts of the people of Mecca to kill Al-Amin (The Honest).

The great leaders of Quraish try to install their idols in the Kaaba after they found them prostrated on the ground every day. Qasim, the son of Muhammad, dies immediately after his birth, and everyone is surprised that Muhammad changed the customs of Hajj after the revelation came down to him.

Satan's control over Abu al-Hakam appears, and Abu al-Hakam hopes to get rid of Muhammad whenever rumors of the arrival of a new religion increase. Abu al-Hakam discovers Muhammad's prophecy.

Ali ibn Abi Talib converts to Islam, and the number of Muslims increases in secret. Umm Jamil forces her children to divorce their wives, the daughters of Muhammad. Abu al-Hakam spreads grudges in the souls of the people of Quraysh towards Muhammad to kill him.

Abu Talib supports Muhammad and the religion he calls for, while the people of Quraysh refuse to recognize Islam until it brings them miracles. Abu al-Hakam fails to kill Muhammad, and Abu Bakr confronts the attacks of the people of Quraysh against Muhammad.

Hamzah joins the religion of Islam, and Bilal follows him. Muhammad asks those who converted to Islam to migrate to Abyssinia. Al-Arqam and Ammar ibn Yasir converts to Islam, and his father follows him, after which Abu Jahl burns his house, and Omar converts to Islam.

God empowers His creatures to eat the paper in which the infidels agreed to impose a siege on the Banu Hashim, so they returned to their homes. Amr ibn al-As and Amara fail to return the Muslims who had migrated to Abyssinia. Abu Talib dies after pronouncing the two testimonies of faith, and Khadija dies.

The infidels deny believing that Muhammad had undertaken the Isra and Mi’raj journey, and the men of Aws and Khazraj respond to the conversion to Islam. The Messenger of God orders the migration of Muslims to Yathrib, while the infidels fail to kill Muhammad after Ali ibn Abi Talib sleeps in his bed.

Muhammad migrates to Yathrib with Abu Bakr, and the the Muslims receive Him. The infidels assign hundred she-camels for Muhammad’s head. The Muslims learn to pray and call to prayer, while Satan whispers to the Jews to deceive Muhammad to trap him. Muhammad takes the Kaaba as a qibla for the Muslims.

Ka'b ibn al-Ashraf seeks the help of Satan to write satires against Muhammad, after which the former is killed. The Jewish rabbis seek help from Satan, so he advises them to plot against Muhammad, so they would believe at the beginning of the day and disbelieve at the end of it.

Al-Hakam bin Kaysan converts to Islam at the hands of the Messenger of God. The Muslims are victorious in the Battle of Badr, and Abu al-Hakam is killed at the hands of Muaaz ibn Amr. Hamza ibn Abd al-Muttalib is killed by Wahshi. Muhammad’s followers dig the trench to protect them in the Battle of Al-Ahzab.

Muhammad is victorious in the Battle of Al-Ahzab, and the Muslims are victorious over the Jews of Khaybar after their siege. Peace is concluded between the Muslims and the people of Quraysh with the Treaty of al-Hudaybiya, as the numbers of Muslims increase day after day.