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The Message 1976, Starring Anthony Quinn. Story of Islam
The Message is the story of Islam. The life of the prophet of Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Starring Anthony Quinn as the Uncle of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The movie came out in 1976.
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The Message 1976 in Urdu/Hindi, Starring Anthony Quinn. Story of Islam
The Message is the story of Islam. The life of the prophet of Islam. Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). This is the Urdu/Hindi version of the movie. I have also uploaded the English version. Starring Anthony Quinn as the Uncle of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The movie came out in 1976.
story of islam
The Message, which seeks nothing less than to tell the story of the origins of Islam. Originally released in the U.S. as Mohammad, Messenger of God, the film has the appeal of most biblical epics: persecuted true believers, a revolutionary prophet scorned by the powers-that-be, and the miraculous triumph of faith. Muhammad Akkad had one major hurdle; he couldn't portray the person or voice of Mohammad himself, as such things are traditionally forbidden in Islam. This presents an interesting narrative challenge. Akkad had characters address the camera-as-Mohammad, or having disciples step out of Mohammad's tent to repeat what the prophet has just said. It's a weird device, but the surprising thing is how often you forget about it.
The Message, first produced in 1976, documents the life of the last Prophet of God, Muhammad (peace be upon him). To this day, it still remains as one of the classics to have been made on the life of the Prophet. The movie, to a large extent, recollects a common historical narrative of the life of the Holy Prophet according to the different Muslim sects, with few points of difference. It depicts the early animosity the Meccans held towards the Prophet and the various forms of persecution he, his family and supporters were subjected to during the Meccan period. A highlight of the movie is the scene that recounts the famous dialogue between the Christian King of Abysinnia and the head of the Prophet's envoy, Ja'far son of Abu Talib, who had travelled along with fellow companions to seek refuge from the injustices of the Meccans.
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