The Sīrah mapped year by year — from the first revelation to the Hijrah and the Madīnah period, one event at a time.
The Sīrah (سيرة) is the biography of the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ — the record of his life, character, and the events of his prophetic mission. It is one of the most studied subjects in the Islamic sciences, serving as both historical record and moral guide. Understanding the Sīrah is essential for understanding the Quran, the Sunnah, and the development of Islamic law.
In the Dars-e-Nizāmī curriculum, Sīrah is taught across multiple years. The IlmMaps Sīrah collection maps each year of the Makkah and Madīnah periods separately, allowing students and teachers to navigate the timeline with precision.
The early years of revelation, the first converts, and the phases of daʻwah in Makkah.
The migration to Madīnah — the plot, the journey, and the arrival that changed history.
The masjid, the Constitution, and the first ghazāwāt establishing the Muslim community.
The Battle of Badr and the change of Qiblah — two pivotal events of the second year.
The Battle of Uḥud and its lessons — among the most analysed events in Islamic history.
Banū al-Naḍīr, Khandaq, and the series of events that shaped the Madīnah state.
Each map covers one period or year of the Sīrah. Navigate chronologically — start from the root node and expand events in order. The breadcrumb at the top shows where you are in the timeline. Press F to fit the full map to screen.
For class use: project one map per lesson. Expand the relevant events for that class and collapse what you've already covered. Students can use the outliner view (press O) to get a bird's-eye view of the entire period before the lesson begins.
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