The Islamic prophet Muhammad was a historical figure who existed
Historical and academic scholarship widely treats the Islamic prophet Muhammad as a historical figure, analyzing early sources, documents, and traditions from his life.
The retrieved papers routinely examine early Islamic sources, historical contexts (such as Medina), diplomatic covenants, and traditions attributed to Muhammad, treating his existence as the foundational historical premise of early Islamic history without scholarly denial of his basic historicity.
Halim Rane. Interfaith Actor Reception of Islamic Covenants: How ‘New’ Religious Knowledge Influences Views on Interreligious Relations in Islam. 2022. https://doi.org/10.3390/rel13090873
Discusses scholarly and historical attention given to the diplomatic documents and covenants of Prophet Muhammad.
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Yurid Shifan A'lal Firdaus, S. Sumarkan, Nur Istiqlaliyah. Historicity of Early Islamic Tafsir; Study the Sources, Characteristics and Methods of Companion's Interpretation. 2024. https://doi.org/10.69526/bir.v2i3.67
Examines early Islamic tafsir and traditions connected to the era and companions of the Prophet.
Göran Larsson. Past and Present References to Khaybar and the Jews in Medina: From Early Islamic Sources to Contemporary Antisemitism. 2025. https://doi.org/10.1080/09596410.2026.2637045
Analyzes early Islamic historical sources and biographical traditions detailing the historical period of Prophet Muhammad in Medina.
A. A. Razzaque. Disgust in early Islamic thought. 2025. https://doi.org/10.1558/bar.29511
References medieval hadith and traditions concerning the personal practices and accounts of Prophet Muhammad.
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