"We often read books on the honorable biography of the Prophet, which monitor the life of the Messenger Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, in a stereotypical manner that resembles one another. These works rarely address the psychological aspect that extends in the biography of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace, throughout his life...but this book broke this pattern." He used the traditional method of monitoring the biography, and he used the method of narration and narration as a way to monitor the life of the best of human beings, for whose arrival the universe was prepared before he came to this world. All the prophecies, indications, and signs that predicted his birth, may God bless him and grant him peace, dominated the understandings and feelings of the rabbis, soothsayers, and readers of the heavenly books in that era. Temporality. The author held on to a delicate, silky thread in the life of the Prophet Muhammad, may God bless him and grant him peace, which is the "orphanage" that Muhammad was afflicted with successively throughout his life. Perhaps this is clear from the title "An Orphan and Taken Home"... The author continued to hold on to this thread from the beginning until The end is done very carefully, which makes the reader see aspects that may seem new to him in the Prophet's biography, and he feels that he is coexisting with the events psychologically, full of feelings, close to the vision, as if he were a magnifying glass that clarifies the details of things, and not just a historical narration of the events. "An orphan and a refuge"... a new experience in narrating the Prophet's biography from a psychological and social perspective. It wades through the paths of the human soul on the ship of sincere feelings, reaching the unknown secrets hidden behind the greatest biography of the greatest human being in the universe.