On the Islamic New Year, 5 films that deal with the Prophet's migration

As the Islamic New Year approaches, many people are keen to watch religious films about the Prophet's migration, which shed light on his fragrant life, the origins of Islam, and the history of the Prophet's mission. In this report, we review the most prominent of these films that have been and continue to be a part of the visual memory of Arab viewers. Get the latest celebrity ads directly on the Special app, where we show you everything new from international stars.

The film "The Rise of Islam" documents the beginning of the call to Islam in an environment dominated by ignorance and corruption.

The Rise of Islam is considered one of the first cinematic works to address the pre-Islamic period, when the Arabian Peninsula was immersed in idolatry, ignorance, and tribal conflicts. Produced in 1951, the film highlights the message of Muhammad and how it faced challenges from the very beginning. Starring: Ahmed Mazhar, Saad Ardash, Tawfik El-Dekn, and Abdel Hafeez El-Tatawy.

The film "The Migration of the Prophet"... human stories that embody the transition from pre-Islamic ignorance to faith.

The film "The Migration of the Prophet" takes us on a human journey before the prophetic mission, through the story of the dancer Sarah, the slave Faris, and the female slave Habeeba, as they suffer from the cruelty of a pagan society before the Islamic call changes them. The film highlights the impact of the message on people's souls and demonstrates the support of ordinary people for the new call. Produced in 1964, starring: Magda, Ehab Nafeh, Samiha Tawfik, Hassan El-Baroudi, and Lotfy Abdel Hamid.

The film "The Dawn of Islam"... From pre-Islamic times to the light of the message The film "Dawn of Islam" tells the story of the intellectual and spiritual transformation of Arab society after the advent of Islam, from superstition and decadence to monotheism and faith. It focuses on a tribal sheikh who believes in the Prophet and invites his tribe to Islam. Produced in 1971, starring: Mahmoud Morsi, Samiha Ayyoub, and Yehia Shaheen.

The film "Al-Shimaa": The Prophet's foster sister between faith and challenges

The film "Al-Shimaa" focuses on the character of the Prophet's foster sister, Al-Shimaa bint Halima Al-Sa'diya, who lived in the Banu Sa'd tribe. The film highlights her conflict with her husband, Bijad, who was hostile to Islam. The film combines familial and missionary dimensions simultaneously. Produced in 1972, starring: Samira Ahmed, Ahmed Mazhar, Tawfik El-Dekn, Amina Rizk, and Mohsen Sarhan.

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"The Message" is the most comprehensive film that conveyed the story of Islam to the world. The Message is one of the most important and famous religious films in the history of cinema. It covers the birth of the Islamic call in all its details, from the torture of the first Muslims, through the migration, to the victory of the message. Two versions of the film were produced, in Arabic and English. Produced in 1977, starring: Abdullah Ghaith, Mohamed El Araby, Mona Wassef, Sanaa Gamil, Abdel Warith Asr, and Ashraf Abdel Ghafour.