Around 570 AD in a town of Mecca, a boy named Muhammad was born. He liked spend his childhood with his two best friends Kharim and Omar. The three of them always supported and cheered up each other. When they grew up, they dreamed of making the world a better place.

A bunch of grapes for $3!!!

That's pretty cheap.

Hmm...

When they were old enough, the three of them began to work together as merchants in the desert. Their business prospered as time went, and it seemed as it would continue forever.

However, greed, corruption, and violence were taking place around Muhammad and he was not happy about it. He wanted to do something.

Don't worry honey, I will help you through.

One day, Muhammad met a widowed woman Khadija and decided to marry her. She becomes a wise and good wife who advises and supports her husband whenever he had concerns about what he had perceived.

To think of life, Muhammad went into to a cave where he liked to go whenever he wanted to be in solitude and think alone. However, when he went there, he received his first revelation from God through angel Gabriel. Gabriel fulfills and enlightens Muhammed's life and he starts to preach the teachings of God to the people of Mecca. He began spreading his ideas and beliefs and he had many followers including his family and friends.

“And beware of a day in which you will be brought back to Allah. Then every soul shall be recompensed fully for what it has earned, and they will not be wronged.”

After that Muhammad decided to teach even more people about God's ideas and beliefs. He decided to tell Omar and Kharim too because they were important to him as well. They were very happy to hear this and they decided to learn with him.

Nevertheless, there was something undergoing that Muhammad and his followers did not notice.

But that's not right.

He should not interrupt out wealth and status!

Really? Amazing!

Unfortunately, some of the wealthy Meccans could not stand Muhammad ruining their social status. As a consequence, they began on persecuting the followers.

Soon after, Muhammad, Kharim, Omar, Khadija, and the other followers fled away for their own safety. They were left alone in the desert.