Introduction. Give thanks and praise to Allah, the Mighty, the Merciful. He has given enough time and opportunity to compile His messengers whom He has sent as a mercy to the whole universe. And he brought this message to the whole world. I and my team have spent a lot of time together, working hard. I have experienced that every good work requires concentration and dedication, and writing is a responsibility that requires transparency. Research and a sincere conscience, and the truth and the truth are worth the money. Indeed, the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) introduced himself to the people, saying: He is the Messenger of Allah, the messenger, and the guide of God of man to all men. This message makes people stand in the face of limited truth, that this universe has one owner, no partner, He is the Creator of all things. All people are created by Allah. They come to this world with a definite date, and they leave with a definite date. There is nothing left but the scars of the deeds they have done. The return of my servant to the master who created the slave is an undoubted fact. After they leave the world need to go back Hold on to the God who created them. They stood before Him in the Hereafter to judge them, and He examined whether they achieved the goal He had created them for this direction. They will be shown to them their deeds and quests in the world. Thus saith the Lord God: "So he that doeth good as an ant shall see good, and he that doeth evil as an ant shall see evil." Indeed, the message of Allah to the creatures is immortal for all ages. Prophets and messengers brought it to their people, and Muhammad had no role other than that of the previous messengers. He introduced himself by The humiliation that he was a tile or a small eye of a huge building, and his appointment as a complement to that building. Allah supported him by the Qur'an, confirming the truth of the Book from the heavens before it was brought, like the Book of Tao. But it differs from those books in that it is the great Word of Allah, both in question and in meaning. Allah has promised to preserve this book as a beacon and a reference for mankind until the Hereafter. The biography of Muhammad's is a tale of great success that all human beings can learn from, not just Muslims. For those who follow his biography closely, especially during his call to spread his message. It will be seen that Muhammad never gave up. Yes. His life, his struggles, and overcoming these obstacles in his life are within the reach of the ability and scale that everyone is capable of. Muhammad worked as a common man to earn a living. He worked as a shepherd, goat herder, and did business. He used to be a successful and honest trader. But he used to gain and lose. He owed his property and borrowed money, he died, and his armor was still mortgaged to a Jew in Madinah. When he became the ruler of Madinah, he ruled fairly between Muslims and Jews, as well as other non-Muslim nomadic Arabs. When the enemy came to attack Madinah, he led the army into battle on his own. He has had some victories and some failures. But through those circumstances, he was still able to spread the message of Allah to mankind. Muhammad's success, socially, politically and economically, was not the result of a miracle that could be easily achieved.