Muhammad: The Last Prophet

Nov 8, 2002

1h 35m

★ 6.0

Childrens narrative about the origins of Islam.

Overview

An account of the birth of Islam.

Genres

Animation

Family

History

Production Companies

Badr International

Muhammad: The Last Prophet Trailers

Cast

Abu Sufyan ibn Harb (voice)

Nicholas Kadi

Abu Jahl / Tribal Leader #2 / Counselor (voice)

Richard Epcar

Abu Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib (voice)

Eli Allem

Abu Lahab / Tribal Leader #1 (voice)

David Llewellyn

Waraka ibn Nawfal / Umayyah ibn Khalaf / Soothsayer / Poor Man / Tribal Leader #3(voice)

Donal O'Sullivan

Al-Walid (voice)

Lawrence Ross

Amr Ibn Alas / The Spy (voice)

Neil Kaplan

Karhlid / Voice (voice)

Robert Cottrell

Hamzah / Yasir / Tribal Leader #5 (voice)

C.S. Berkeley

Malek / Suhayl (voice)

Brian Nissen

Arwa / Jaleelah (voice)

Christine Lakin

Siham (voice)

Tiffany Johnson

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