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23 March, 14:58

According to Islamic faith, why is Muhammad known as "the prophet"?

A. he led Muslim believers out of Mecca to find safety in Medina.

B. He rededicated the shrine known as the Kaaba as a holy place to God.

C. He spent long periods of time meditating alone in the mountains.

D. He was called on by the angel Gabriel to share the teachings of God.

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