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The event 'The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2' will be held at 58 Sturton Street in Cambridge. It will explore the historical context of 7th Century Arabia and the inspiration behind the Qur’an. The focus will be on the life and struggles of Muhammad.
Cast your mind to 7th Century Arabia.
Follow the footsteps of God’s final Messenger
See how the Qur’an inspired his struggle for truth.
One night, revelation came to the Prophet Muhammad.
Ep 1 & 2: Read! The Mission Begins.
This Qur’an answered a sincere search for truth at a time of ignorance. And it began an unprecedented Prophetic mission. The revelation challenged the rich elite, empowered the weak and declared that God was One. It narrated inspiring stories of Abraham, Moses, Mary and others.
1400 years later, Actor-Poet Junayd Islam retells this history with enthralling one-man theatre.
The Revelation Which Inspired Muhammad is the product of serious study into the Islamic tradition.
For several years, Junayd has experimented with how theatre can bring the Qur’an to a new audience, and he is honoured to present these enthralling performances for touring.
As part of the Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts, Junayd Islam is delivering the first two episodes of this acclaimed theatrical series. He will be performing at the Cambridge Islamic College, a community space which now hosts theatre alongside its lectures and youth programs.
We kindly ask audience to pay at the door. We accept cash or card using our card reader.
£5 for adults
£3 for concessions (under 18s, students, unemployed, elderly)
£15 for group of 4
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The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 takes place on Friday, 27 November 2026 at 18:00.
The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 is held at 58 Sturton St in Cambridge (58 Sturton Street, Cambridge, CB1 2QA).
Yes — hotels within walking distance of 58 Sturton St can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
Tickets for The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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The event 'The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2' will be held at 58 Sturton Street in Cambridge. It will explore the historical context of 7th Century Arabia and the inspiration behind the Qur’an. The focus will be on the life and struggles of Muhammad.
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Cast your mind to 7th Century Arabia.
Follow the footsteps of God’s final Messenger
See how the Qur’an inspired his struggle for truth.
One night, revelation came to the Prophet Muhammad.
Ep 1 & 2: Read! The Mission Begins.
This Qur’an answered a sincere search for truth at a time of ignorance. And it began an unprecedented Prophetic mission. The revelation challenged the rich elite, empowered the weak and declared that God was One. It narrated inspiring stories of Abraham, Moses, Mary and others.
1400 years later, Actor-Poet Junayd Islam retells this history with enthralling one-man theatre.
The Revelation Which Inspired Muhammad is the product of serious study into the Islamic tradition.
For several years, Junayd has experimented with how theatre can bring the Qur’an to a new audience, and he is honoured to present these enthralling performances for touring.
As part of the Cambridge Festival of Islamic Arts, Junayd Islam is delivering the first two episodes of this acclaimed theatrical series. He will be performing at the Cambridge Islamic College, a community space which now hosts theatre alongside its lectures and youth programs.
We kindly ask audience to pay at the door. We accept cash or card using our card reader.
£5 for adults
£3 for concessions (under 18s, students, unemployed, elderly)
£15 for group of 4
Description supplied by the event organiser.
StayStaying overnight?
Hotels within walking distance of 58 Sturton St. Searching near 58 Sturton Street, Cambridge, CB1 2QA; check-in Friday, 27 November 2026.
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Where58 Sturton St
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When is The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2?
The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 takes place on Friday, 27 November 2026 at 18:00.
Where is The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 taking place?
The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 is held at 58 Sturton St in Cambridge (58 Sturton Street, Cambridge, CB1 2QA).
Is there anywhere to stay near The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2?
Yes — hotels within walking distance of 58 Sturton St can be compared using the accommodation search further down this page.
How do I get tickets for The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2?
Tickets for The Revelation That Inspired Muhammad Ep 1 & 2 can be booked via Eventbrite using the "Check Tickets & Live Prices" button on this page, which opens the official booking site in a new tab.
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