Mitos Komposit - 'Muhammad' Mitos atau bukan? Part 2 (Indonesian translation)

From the point of view of the supposed biography as given by Ibn Hisham, Muhammad is clearly a composite myth, even if there were historical figures that inspired the myth to a greater or lesser extent, such as, Iyas Ibn Qabisah, the camel lover, the founder of the Tayaye Kingdom, or Umar/Khalid, the warrior who had a road to Damascus-like conversion, taking on the name Muhammad in the 630s, in honour of Christ. His story is a story of ruthless barbarity tamed by his religious conversion: enough to win the cynical response in the Doctrina Jacobi, "do prophets come armed with the sword?"

The picture for the thumbnail is an 18th century Indian painting that I found here: https://sitaramdas.com/2010/07/compostie-paintings-composite-goddesses/

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