The prophet Muhammad was the revolutionary leader of a new religion which, despite all the difficult challenges he and many of his followers endured, achieved the primary goal, which was “to return to original Islam as the religion of oneness of God (tawhid).” The prophet succeeded in achieving milestones long ago that we, as a modern society today, are still striving to achieve. To revolutionize religion, war, women rights, racism, education, protection of minorities, politics, and government, all in one life time is a tremendous achievement. Muhammad may not have developed answers to all these issues, but at the very least he educated the minds of his followers and also of his adversaries. In just twenty three years, and after fourteen hundred years, the prophet still lives in the hearts of millions of Islamic people. In the name of Allah, and through the messenger of God, the Islamic religion is still growing today. The prophet Muhammad was a revolutionary man. His revolution existed and succeeded during his time. The prophet’s revolution is still in progress today.
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