Muhammad: The Last Prophet

2002
TV-G
1h 35m

IMDb RATING

7.5/10

1.6K

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Animation Biography Drama History War

An account of the birth of Islam.An account of the birth of Islam.An account of the birth of Islam.

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IMDb RATING

7.5/10

1.6K

YOUR RATING

See production info at IMDbPro

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Nicholas Kadi

Abu Sufyan ibn Harb
(voice)
(as Nick Kadi)

Richard Epcar

Abu Jahl
(voice)
…

Eli Allem

Abu Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib
(voice)

David Llewellyn

Abu Lahab
(voice)
…

Donal O'Sullivan

Waraka ibn Nawfal
(voice)
…

Lawrence Ross

Al-Walid
(voice)

Neil Kaplan

Amr Ibn Alas
(voice)
(as Bob Johnson)
…

Robert Cottrell

Karhlid
(voice)
…

C.S. Berkeley

Hamzah
(voice)
…

Brian Nissen

Malek
(voice)
…

Christine Lakin

Arwa
(voice)
(as a different name)
…

Tiffany Johnson

Siham
(voice)

Mark Hunt

Jahm
(voice)
…

Lauren Schaffel

Huda
(voice)

Anthony Michael Jr.

Hadi
(voice)

Jerome Dixon

Bilal
(voice)

D Hunter White

Amahl
(voice)
(as D. Hunter White)

Leon Morenzie

Abyssinian King
(voice)

Director
- Richard Rich
Writer
- Brian Nissen
All cast & crew
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This film shows a humorous and lively animation of the Prophets life and portrays his companions in a lovable way along with his foe's as cartoon like baddies, depicting on their much annoying qualities, for example Abu Lahab is shown as money greedy and Abu Jahl is shown as hungry for power, similar to Jafar from Aladdin.

The Prophet is shown in a kind and compassionate way and his journey of delivering the message of worshipping the One God allows the viewer to embark on this adventure and intrigues them to find out more about the details of what actually did happen.

The movie is suitable for young children with eager minds allowing them to develop skills in character analysis and subtleties of conversation, this is a family film and one most enjoyable to watch on a cosy day in.

10/10