Prophet Muhammad received his first revelation in the cave of Hira which is some kilometers off Makkah in the year 612 AD. It was month of Ramadan.
The Revelation of the book Quran Started around the year 610 AD at Ghaar-e-Hiraa (The Cave of Hiraa) when Muhammad (peace be upon him) was praying to GOD, God's Angel Gabriel took the message of God to Muhammad and told him to read, Muhammad replied that he didn't know how to read so he squeezed him in his arms and ask him again to read. it happens like this for three times, than the first word that was reveled in quran was "Iqra" means "Read" .
In 622 CE, he left Mecca with his followers (due to sufferings in Mecca and being subject to assassination plot) to a city in the north named Yathrib (later Medina), where another Muslim community had begun to grow. The date of this emigration. Thee year 622 CE, is the beginning year for the Muslim calendar.
Revelation of Quran to Mohamed continued until his death in year 632 CE.
Note: Name Muhammad may be spelled as Mohamed or Muhammed or Mohammad
First God revelation of Quran to prophet Muhammad (PBUH) through the angel Gabriel was in year 610 AD.
on a mountain top
No. He had his first revelations in a cave.
Mecca
Muhammad received revelations for around 23 years.
According to the Muslim religion, he did. Actually for 23 years, not 22 years.
good luck with that!
He claimed to receive so many different revelations that he probably had some for every single month of the year.However, the first revelation was in Ramadan - i.e., the date we would call August 610.
Because she and Muhammad (PBUH) were in love, she knew that he was telling the truth and that he was someone incredibly special to receive these revelations from God through the Angel Gabriel.
The Qur'an is the holy book of Islam that is composed of Mohammed's revelations.
Qur'an or Koran
Koran.
According to Islamic belief, Muhammad received revelations from Allah through the Angel Gabriel over a period of 23 years. The Qur'an is believed to be the word of Allah as conveyed to Muhammad, but it is important to note that Muhammad himself did not physically write it. The revelations were memorized and written down by his companions under his guidance.