It is the 7th Century in Mecca, where powerful leaders are in conflict with Mohammad who attacks their way of life and the injustice it produces. After seeing a vision of the Angel Gabriel, Mohammad (s) calls the people of Mecca to cast aside the 300 idols of the Kaaba and worship only one God. Despite bitter opposition from the leaders of Mecca, Mohammad (s) and his faithful followers meet secretly to listen to the revelations of the word of God. The leaders respond sith persecution, forcing the Muslims to leave Mecca and take sanctuary in Medina.

After a revelation from God, Mohammad (s) agrees to take arms against Mecca and battle until more and more people are converted to the emerging religion and ready to accept the Prophet (s). Then, the idols of Kaaba are destroyed and the holy place is dedicated to the worship of one God. Mohammad (s) is the Prophet... The Messenger of God (s).

The Message is an epic in the true sense of the word. It took six years to prepare and over one year to film.

In the year 600 A.D. a wind swept across the Arabian desert, where, in the little town called Mecca, an  literate orphan named Muhammad came to be the prophet to whom the word of God was revealed- and the world as change d forever. Herein lies the beginning of the faith known as Islam, a religion that today claims over one billion dev out believers throughout the planet. Yet it is a faith more misunderstood than any other in the history of mankind.

This brilliantly produced film takes us on a journey through the "Story of Islam", from its humble beginnings 1300 years ago, to its place in the world today. We are introduced to the culture, philosophy and staples of this w ay of life, which is rapidly being embraced by many in the West. If you are not familiar with the principles of Isl am, you will be surprised- perhaps even shocked- to learn of the amazing similarities between the Muslim, Christian, and Judaic faiths.