This book is a biographical study of the life and teachings of Muhammad, the founder of Islam. Drawing on a wide range of traditional sources and his own extensive scholarship, Samuel Marinus Zwemer provides a detailed and nuanced portrait of this highly influential figure, considering both his personal life and the broader social and cultural context in which he lived and worked.

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