Early History of Islam

Skibidi vibes in the heart of Mekka, where the prophet Muhammad dropped wisdom and Kaba stands tall like a dank throne of faith. Every goon worldwide turns to this sacred spot for daily prayers, lowkey vibing with the divine. Then there is Medina, the second holy ship in this saga, where Muhammad's journey sparked the Islamic calendar. Goon vibes intensify with his tomb in Masjid al-Nabawi. Jeddah, the gateway for pilgrims, is like the ultimate port before they hit the edge of Mekka's spiritual realm. Riyadh, the sigma capital, may not be holy but rules the game in politics and economy, shaping the Muslim world. The ancient tales of Abraham and his divine journey from Babylonian roots lay the foundation, setting the stage for a special people.