Episodes: Series - Cartoon - Innaho Rasool Allah - 2025

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The Prophet and his uncle Abbas go to Abu Talib to help him with the burden of children. Abbas takes Ja'far, and the Prophet takes Ali. The father and uncle of Zayd ibn Haritha and go to Mecca to ask the Prophet to release him in return for a ransom. He agrees, but Zayd chooses to stay with the Prophet.

After Zayd chooses to stay with the Prophet, the Prophet announces in Mecca that Zayd is like his son. The Prophet begins to preach Islam, and the first woman to believe him is Khadija, the first man is Abu Bakr al-Siddiq, the first child is Ali ibn Abi Talib, and the first slave is Zayd ibn Haritha.

At the beginning of the call, Muslims prayed secretly and met with the Prophet (PBUH) in al-Arqam ibn Abi al-Arqam's house. As he sees him praying, Abu Talib learns that his son Ali has converted to Islam. He respects Ali's decision and protects the Prophet, even though he did not convert.

Abu Lahab rejects the call of the Prophet and incites Abu Talib against him. The leaders of Quraysh meet with Abu Talib, asking him to dissuade Muhammad from his call, as they see it as a threat to their idolatry. But Abu Talib refuses their request and declares his full protection of the Prophet.

Quraysh offers Abu Talib Ammarah ibn Walid to be his son in return for abandoning the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, but he refuses. Abu Jahl and those with him plot to kill the Prophet by storming his house and attacking him, but God blinds them from seeing him, as mentioned in Surah Yasin.

Abu Jahl carries a stone and sits waiting for the Prophet (PBUH) to come to pray at the Kaaba to carry out his plan, but he sees a huge camel about to attack him, so he panics and retreats. Quraysh begins to torture the Prophet’s followers to force them to abandon Islam.

Umayya ibn Khalaf tortures Bilal ibn Rabah when he converts to Islam, so Abu Bakr buys him. Abd Allah ibn Mas'ud recites the Quran loudly, so the polytheists beat him. Ammar ibn Yasir's parents are martyred due to the torture of Quraysh, and they are among the first martyrs of Islam.

Sa'd ibn Abi Waqqas converts to Islam. His mother becomes angry and tries to force him to leave Islam, but he remains steadfast in his religion. Abu Jahl attacks the Prophet (PBUH). Some woman informs Hamza ibn Abd al-Muttalib, who becomes extremely angry and beats Abu Jahl in defense of the Prophet.

Umar ibn al-Khattab sneaks into the Kaaba secretly to listen to the Prophet pray. He then decides to kill the Prophet, but he meets Nuaym ibn Abdullah, who tells him about the conversion of his sister Fatima and her husband Sa'id ibn Zayd to Islam.

Umar ibn al-Khattab hits his sister Fatima and her husband Sa'id ibn Zayd after hearing them reciting the Quran. He asks to see the scroll, so he reads it and is moved by the beauty of the Quran's verses. Then he requests to meet the Prophet, and Sa'id takes him to al-Arqam's house to do so.

Umar's conversion to Islam is a turning point in the call's history. He asks the Prophet to pray at the Kaaba openly, and the Muslims pray in front of Quraysh without fear. Quraysh leaders rage, demand that Abu Talib hand over the Prophet, and promise blood money for his killing, but he refuses.

Abu Talib warns Quraysh leaders against attacking the Prophet (PBUH), emphasizing that he is under his and Banu Hashim's protection. Quraysh decides to impose a boycott of the Muslims, preventing them from buying, selling, or marrying into them. This siege lasts for three years.

After Quraysh's boycott of Banu Hashim and Banu Abd al-Muttalib for three years, a period of estrangement, Abu Talib tells Quraysh about the document and that the termites ate it all but the name of God. When they are sure of that, the Muslims return home, and the Messenger and those with him go out.

Abu Talib dies, followed three days later by Khadija, and that year became known as the Year of Sorrow. The Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, faces much harm and decided to migrate to Taif, accompanied by Zayd ibn Haritha.

The Prophet calls to Islam in Taif for ten days, but people don't comply, instead, they harm and expel him. He returns to Mecca, but Quraysh stops him. Zayd tells the believers of the Prophet's Taif experience. Isra and Mi'raj miracles strengthen the Prophet's will and bring good news to believers.

Quraysh mocks what the Holy Prophet has told them about his ascension to heaven after his journey to Al-Aqsa Mosque on one night, and they also mock prayer becoming obligatory for Muslims.

Mus'ab tells the Muslims about the Prophet's journey to heaven and how he rode the Buraq and led the prophets in prayer. The Prophet chooses Mus'ab ibn Umayr as the first ambassador of Islam and a messenger of the call to Islam.

Sa'd asks Mus'ab to teach him how to become a Muslim and what to do next. Wars between the Aws and Khazraj tribes resume in Yathrib, so the Prophet establishes a brotherhood between them, and everyone in Yathrib pledges allegiance to him.

The Prophet (PBUH) chooses As'ad ibn Zurara as the leader of his tribe. He is the first to pledge allegiance to the Prophet on the night of al-Aqabah, and he chooses twelve people to join him on his mission. Banu al-Mughira block Abu Salama and his wife's path and prevents them from migrating.

The Prophet asks Ali to sleep in his place and covers him with his green cloak. Forty men from Quraysh gather at the door of the Prophet's house to kill him. The Prophet emerges from among them and throws dirt on them in mockery, so they set off after him to catch up with him.

The people of Medina await the Prophet after God saved him from Quraysh. He hides in a cave with his friend Abu Bakr. They get exhausted on their way and stop at Umm Ma'bad, an old woman who has no food. The Prophet strokes her ewe with his honorable hand, and she is shocked to see it giving milk.

The people of Medina disagree among themselves, as everyone wants to host the Noble Prophet, but he chooses the house of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari to stay in. The construction of the Prophet's Mosque in Medina is announced.

The Prophet gives Abu Bakr the grand banner, gives Ali ibn Abi Talib the banner of the Muhajirun, and appoints Zubayr ibn al-Awwam to command the right wing of the army. The Prophet does everything alone without assistance. The Battle of Badr occurs in Ramadan in the second Hijra year.

The Ansar participate in the Battle of Badr with the Prophet, and the Muslims are victorious. The leader of infidels, Abu Jahl, is killed. Abu Bakr proposes a ransom to free the captives, while Umar ibn al-Khattab proposes killing them.

Quraysh leaders and Banu Abd Manaf create a strong army to confront the Prophet and Muslims. The Muslims have the advantage over the infidels at the start of the Battle of Uhud. The Muslims would have won if the archers hadn't descended from the mountain against the Prophet's commands.

Muslims mourn the killing of Mus'ab ibn Umayr, the ambassador of Islam. The Prophet grieves over the death of Hamza ibn Abd al-Muttalib in the Battle of Uhud. Umar ibn al-Khattab worries about the Prophet's return to Mecca for Umrah. Everyone is surprised by Quraysh's imprisonment of Uthman ibn Affan.

In the sixth year of the Hijra, the Prophet sends Uthman ibn Affan to the people of Mecca to inform them of the Prophet’s arrival for Umrah. They refuse and send Suhayl ibn Amr to conclude the Treaty of al-Hudaybiya.

Umm Salama receives women from Mecca after their migration to Medina. The Prophet orders their return, and God reveals parts of the Qur'an dictating that they shouldn't return and their faith should be tested. Quraysh violates the treaty and sends Abu Sufyan to extend the truce, but the Prophet refuses.

Abu Sufyan regrets his hostility toward the Prophet and declares his conversion to Islam. On the day of the conquest of Mecca, the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, says: “Whoever enters the house of Abu Sufyan is safe.”

The Prophet commands the believers to begin the state of Ihram (state of consecration) for the first Hajj in the history of Islam. He delivers the Farewell Sermon, and God fulfills His word and reveals the final verse of the Quran.