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The streets of Makkah trembled with whispers of truth. For three years, Islam spread in secret — until one command changed everything. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) rose to speak, and the world would never be the same. This episode of The Final Dawn unfolds the storm that followed: the courage of Abdullah ibn Masud, the sacrifice of the family of Yasir, the first migration to Abyssinia, and the unshakable faith that turned suffering into strength. A story of fear, faith, and the dawn of hope.

Before revelation descended and history turned its final corner, Makkah stood not only as a city of trade—but as a cradle of lineage, leadership, and legacy. In this chapter of The Final Dawn, we explore the ten powerful tribes of Quraysh—families whose names echo through the Seerah, whose decisions shaped the backdrop of Prophethood, and whose legacy would either rise with the message of Islam or fall resisting it. This isn’t just a tribal breakdown—it’s the anatomy of a sacred city on the brink of divine transformation.

Before the Qur'an descended and Islam rose, the world trembled quietly. This is the story of a ruined Ka‘bah, a child named Zayd, and the night an angel embraced the man who would change history forever. Revelation began not with spectacle, but with sincerity—and in the heart of Makkah, the first breath of Islam was taken in the arms of a woman who believed.

This episode highlights the difficulties encountered by the initial Muslim community in Mecca and the strong opposition faced by the message of Islam. The narrative highlights the unwavering faith and resilience of the early Muslims in the face of persecution, emphasising their steadfast dedication to their beliefs despite the challenges they encountered.

In the seventh episode of the Omar series, viewers are transported to a critical moment in Islamic history - the First Hijra. This episode beautifully captures the struggles and triumphs of the early Muslim community as they seek refuge in Abyssinia, under the rule of the just and kind-hearted Christian king, the Negus. Through gripping storytelling, it portrays the strategic wisdom of Prophet Muhammad, the values of religious tolerance and international diplomacy, and the transformative power of faith. This episode serves as a compelling depiction of historical events that continue to inspire and offer valuable lessons for Muslims today.

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How did the sacred city of Makkah fall into idol worship after centuries of monotheism? In this powerful episode of The Final Dawn, discover the rise of Amr bin Luhay, the spiritual downfall of Makkah, and how Qusai ibn Kilab reclaimed the Kaaba and restored its honor. A story of lost faith, tribal conflict, and visionary leadership—this is the untold journey that paved the way for the birth of Islam.

Before revelation, Makkah was a city of wealth, power, and spiritual confusion. In this episode of The Final Dawn, we peel back the layers of pre-Islamic Makkah to uncover a society ruled by tribal pride, economic disparity, and idol worship—yet destined to witness the birth of the final Prophet ﷺ. This is the story of a sacred city, broken and waiting for divine light.

Long before Prophet Muhammad (SAW) spoke to crowds or received the first verse of revelation, he was a boy—nursed by a desert woman named Halima. Her home, once poor and dry, overflowed with blessings the moment she carried him. This episode explores the tender, powerful relationship between Halima and the Prophet, revealing how even before the world knew him—she saw what no one else could.