The Stories of the Prophets, Mohammed, told by the Koran , is part of a collection, which has 9 volumes, intended for all members of the family. Its objective is to make people discover the stories of the Prophets through an illustrated album and documented by authenticated sources.

Volume 9 deals with the story of the last prophet of humanity reported by the Holy Quran:

• Muhammad (Mahomet) , The Beloved of Allah , last prophet sent by God to mankind.

Major topics covered:

• Mecca, commercial crossroads and place where the tribes of Arabia converge
• Birth of Muhammad (as)
• Mohammed (as) raised by Halima in the desert
• The young Mohammed (as) purified and protected by God, his chest was washed by Angels
• Mohammed (as), recognized by all for his human qualities
• Mohammed (as), noticed by Khadija for his integrity
• Mohammad (as), moves away from his people and retreats to the Hira Cave
• Muhammad (as), receives a visit from the angel Gabriel, telling him that God has chosen him
• Early Muslims must keep their conversion a secret
• Muhammad (as) and his followers persecuted by the Quraish tribe
• Muhammad (as) asked the poorest to emigrate to Abyssinia, where the Christian king Negus reigns
• Death of his uncle Abu Talib and his wife Khadija
• Marriage of Muhammad (as) with the daughter of his friend Abu Bakr
• Muhammad (as) is led by the Angel Gabriel on a mount, Al-Bouraq, from Mecca to Jerusalem
• Muhammad (as) ascended to heaven in the company of the angel Gabriel, where he met the prophets who preceded him and where God prescribed five obligatory prayers for Muslims
• Mohammad (as) fled to Medina (Hijra, early Muslim era)
• The first war, the battle of Badr; the Muslims, (three times less numerous than the Meccans who numbered a thousand), emerged victorious miraculously with the help of God
• During the sixth year of the Hegira a truce was decreed between Muhammad and the Meccans: the pact of Al-Hudaybiyya
• In the eighth year of the Hegira, two years after the truce, the terms of which were constantly violated by the Meccans, the Prophet
• Muhammad decided to go to Mecca with an army of ten thousand men to capture the city.
• It was a miracle, not a drop of blood was shed, and the Prophet passed through the city gate, on his camel, with his head bowed, in all humility, while all his enemies looked on.
• He forgave the greatest enemies of Islam, in the face of this mercy, the people of Mecca embraced Islam without compulsion.
• The Prophet entered the enclosure of the Ka'aba, where were the three hundred and sixty idols and statues before which the Arabs prostrated themselves. One by one, at the command of the prophet, the idols were destroyed. The prophet settled in Medina which became the capital of the new Muslim world.