Timeline of Muhammad's Prophethood

Muhammad (570-632 AD) was the founder of Islam.
According to Islamic doctrine, he was a prophet, sent to present and confirm the monotheistic teachings preached previously by Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and other prophets. He is viewed as the final prophet of God in all the main branches of Islam.
Birth of Muhammad | 570 AD   MUHAMMAD 1 of 67 570 AD
Death of Muhammad's mother, Aminah | 576 AD 2 of 67 576 AD
Death of Muhammad's grandfather, Abdul Muttalib | 578 AD 3 of 67 578 AD
First time in Syria for trade | 582 AD 4 of 67 582 AD
Marriage 1 to Khadijah Bint Khuwalid | 595 AD 5 of 67 595 AD
Trading trip to Syria for Khadijah | 595 AD 6 of 67 595 AD
Birth of child 1, Qasim | 598 AD 7 of 67 598 AD
Birth of child 2, Zainab | 598 AD 8 of 67 598 AD
Death of child 1, Qasim (Age 3) | 601 AD 9 of 67 601 AD
Birth of child 3, Ruqayyah | 601 AD 10 of 67 601 AD
Birth of child 4, Umm Kulthoom | 603 AD 11 of 67 603 AD
Event of Hajarul Aswad (Black Stone) | 605 AD 12 of 67 605 AD
Prophethood of Muhammad starts | 610 AD 13 of 67 610 AD
Quran, 1st revelation received | 610 AD 14 of 67 610 AD
Birth of child 6, Abd-Allah | 611 AD 15 of 67 611 AD
Open preaching to Islam | 613 AD 16 of 67 613 AD
Birth of child 5, Fatimah | 615 AD 17 of 67 615 AD
Death of child 6, Abd-Allah (Age 4) | 615 AD 18 of 67 615 AD
Muslim group migrates to Ethiopia | 616 AD 19 of 67 616 AD
Boycott of Quraysh tribe, Banu Hashim in Makkah | 617 AD 20 of 67 617 AD
Death of Muhammad's wife, Khadijah | 619 AD 21 of 67 619 AD
Death of Muhammad's uncle, Abu Talib | 619 AD 22 of 67 619 AD
Marriage 2 to Sawda Bint Zama | 619 AD 23 of 67 619 AD
Marriage 3 to Aishah Bint Abu Bakr | 619 AD 24 of 67 619 AD
Isra & Miraj journey | 620 AD 25 of 67 620 AD
Journey to Taif | 620 AD 26 of 67 620 AD
Agreement 1 of Aqabah | 621 AD 27 of 67 621 AD
Invitation to Yathrib | 622 AD 28 of 67 622 AD
Agreement with Jews in Madinah | 622 AD 29 of 67 622 AD
Agreement 2 of Aqabah | 622 AD 30 of 67 622 AD
Assassination attempt on Muhammad | 622 AD 31 of 67 622 AD
Change of Qibla, direction of prayer | 623 AD 32 of 67 623 AD
Hijrah, migration from Makkah to Madinah. Muhammad arrives in Madinah | 623 AD 33 of 67 623 AD
Refuge in cave Thawr during migration | 623 AD 34 of 67 623 AD
Prophet's Mosque built, and Adhaan (call to prayer) given | 623 AD 35 of 67 623 AD
Agreement between Ansar and Muhajiroon tribes | 623 AD 36 of 67 623 AD
Battle of Badr | 624 AD 37 of 67 624 AD
Death of child 3, Ruqayyah (Age 23) | 624 AD 38 of 67 624 AD
Battle of Uhud | 625 AD 39 of 67 625 AD
Marriage 4 to Hafsa Bint Umar | 625 AD 40 of 67 625 AD
Marriage 5 to Zaynab Bint Khuzayma | 625 AD 41 of 67 625 AD
Marriage 6 to Umm Salama Bint Umayaa | 625 AD 42 of 67 625 AD
Battle of Khandaq/Ahzaab (Trench) | 627 AD 43 of 67 627 AD
Marriage 7 to Juwayriyyah Bint Harith | 627 AD 44 of 67 627 AD
Marriage 8 to Zaynab Bint Jahsh | 627 AD 45 of 67 627 AD
Marriage 9 to Rayhana Bint Zayd (disputed, concubine) | 627 AD 46 of 67 627 AD
Marriage 10 to Juwairiyyah Bint Harith (disputed, war captive) | 627 AD 47 of 67 627 AD
Treaty of Hudaibiya. Letters to kings | 628 AD 48 of 67 628 AD
Marriage 11 to Ramla Bint Abi Sufyan | 628 AD 49 of 67 628 AD
Battle of Khaybar | 628 AD 50 of 67 628 AD
Marriage 12 to Safiyya Bint Huyayy | 628 AD 51 of 67 628 AD
Death of child 2, Zainab (Age 31) | 629 AD 52 of 67 629 AD
Umrah performed, minor pilgrimage (Umrahtul Qadhaa) | 629 AD 53 of 67 629 AD
Marriage 13 to Maymuna Bint Harith | 629 AD 54 of 67 629 AD
Death of child 4, Umm Kulthoom (Age 27) | 630 AD 55 of 67 630 AD
Battle of Mootaah | 630 AD 56 of 67 630 AD
Marriage 14 to Maaria al-Qibtiyyah (disputed, concubine) | 630 AD 57 of 67 630 AD
Battle of Hunayn | 630 AD 58 of 67 630 AD
Seige of Taif city | 630 AD 59 of 67 630 AD
Conquest of Makkah. Battle of Tabuk | 631 AD 60 of 67 631 AD
Birth of child 7, Ibrahim | 631 AD 61 of 67 631 AD
Abu Bakr performs Hajj (pilgrimage) | 631 AD 62 of 67 631 AD
Death of Muhammad | 632 AD   MUHAMMAD 63 of 67 632 AD
Farewell Sermon at Arafah | 632 AD 64 of 67 632 AD
Death of child 5, Fatimah (Age 17) | 632 AD 65 of 67 632 AD
Hajj performed, Hajjatul Wadaa | 632 AD 66 of 67 632 AD
Death of Muhammad in Madinah | 633 AD 67 of 67 633 AD
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