"Mohammed, Messenger of God is such a film. For those of us who haven't been exposed to Islam except for news reports of "Islamic Terrorists," we don't really hear anything about what being a Muslim is all about. Mohammed, Messenger of God goes back to the beginning of Islam. Mohammed is the son of a town's elder. But God has spoken to him, and he doesn't care what the town thinks, he must obey God. The small group of followers must first meet in secret, and after their ranks swell, they are forced out of Mecca. The rest of the story concerns itself with the Muslims recruiting more followers, a couple of battles and, finally, the return to Mecca. Throughout this journey, Mohammed's story does not waver. He is God's messenger. You need to do what He says."

"Mohammed, Messenger of God is a Lebanese film produced in Morocco and Libya. It strictly adheres to Islamic law, including not portraying the Prophet. The audience never sees Mohammed on screen, nor do we hear his voice. This would be an insult. We see the story through the eyes and actions of Mohammed's followers."

CD1 
01h 31m 50s 
720 x 304 (2.368 : 1), 927 kb/s 
128 kb/s (64/ch x 2 ch) CBR, 48000 Hz 

CD2 
01h 32m 07s 
720 x 304 (2.368 : 1), 930 kb/s 
128 kb/s (64/ch x 2 ch) CBR, 48000 Hz.