Mohamed Y. Ibrahim

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The ICESCO arranged a visit for Isa Ali Ibrahim (Pantami) to the Prophet Museum at its headquarters in Rabat, Morocco The museum was commissioned in November 2022 under the patronage of King Mohammed VI of Morocco. It has documented the story, history, and summary of Prophet Muhammad's life (Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon him) for the 63 years he spent in Makkah and Madina. In addition, the ICESCO values the museum highly. As the saying goes, if you want to deeply master your contemporary era, you must study and master your yesterday. A tree does not grow into a mature tree overnight. The world-class museum has been established through a partnership between ICESCO, the King of Morocco, and the Muslim World League. One of its purposes is to give visitors an immersive experience, making them feel as if they are living with the Prophet practically, beyond what they study in books. Furthermore, the museum has four sections, each dedicated to significant parts of his life (PBUH). Notably, 3D, AI, IoT, virtual reality, and augmented reality, among other technological advancements, have been used to preserve the stories and legacies of Islamic civilisation and the history of Prophet Muhammad and other beloved prophets. The museum showcases his biography in detail, with exhibits featuring rare paintings, coins, historical manuscripts, a pulpit, houses of his wives, and his companions, among others. It is similar to the museum established in Madina, but not the same in many areas. Finally, we need to study and document the history of our families and forefathers. The generation that neglects its history and that of its forefathers has no past to learn from and no future to prepare for.