Who was the religious and political leader in Islam following the death of Muhammad?

A: Muhammad began to preach the new religion of Islam in Mecca, but he gained power as a political and religious leader in Medina.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Muslims first religious leader is prophet Muhammad (PBUH).

It depends on the country political and religious system.

Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)

Caliph is the political and religious leader of Islam and has all the authorities but is limited to use them without consent of public.

Muhammad was accepted as a political leader in medina.

A 'Theocracy' is run by religious leaders.

He influenced Islam by being it's leader and teacher. Muhammad is regarded as Islams last and final prophet of Allah (God). His religious influence mainly grew by political and military force. Many lands were conquered by military and was converted to follow the religion of Mohammed.

he is the last prophet of Allah and he is the messenger of Allah.

Mohammed's occupation as a merchant probably helped him most strongly in the managerial aspect of being a religious and political leader.

U mean the prophet muhammad(pbuh)..

Muhammad had no divine power. Muhammad's had power of his fighting men that gave him power as a military commander and as religious leader.

Well, technically, Pharaohs were the religious and political leader. They were the same person. So, the answer is no.

there is no leader i think most ppl just do what prohet muhammad advices

Islam religious leader is prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).

belief in a relegion following of a relegious leader

The highest religious leader is the Head Granthi (Head Priest) of the Golden Temple. The highest political leader is the Jathedar of Akal Thakth Sahib.

The witch doctor in a tribe. Which was the religious leader, political leader, and the one who uses evil magic to heal which they have to pay the price later.

The late Imam khomeini was both also religious and political leader.

The prophet Muhammad was known for being the leader of a major religious group. Specifically, he was known for spreading the word of peace to his followers.

No, Muhammad was not a secular leader.

It means following a form of ideology. It often refers to a religious or political leader but it could be other forms of ideology, such as pacifism or fascism.

Apart from being the last Prophet of Islam, Hazrat Muhammad s.a.w. also established an Islamic State, later developed into an Empire. He signed pacts, commanded his armies and ruled a State.

No, he was a political ruler appointed by the Roman Senate.