The man has long been interested in gaining experience and finding new ways to live. There is an inner desire to hear the experiences of the past in each individual. Meanwhile, one of the successful ways to achieve this is stories. The Quran is the book of guidance, training, and education. Although it is not a storybook, it emphasizes the story of the prophets' lives, in line with its effects and benefits. One of the important reasons for expressing the stories of the prophets and their relatives in the Quran is the importance of giving lessons and the outcomes of various people. Also, since the divine traditions cannot be changed and the destiny of each human being and society is determined by its own hands, we should consider the stories as a warning to reflect on the lives of the ancestors, and learn from the factors of their success and failure. Prophet Mohammad has the largest share in the number of verses in the Quran, among the divine prophets. His story is divided into three parts of the childhood, before and after his prophecy. Throughout his vicissitudinous life, there are various stories of the consequences of the transgressors and the fulfillment of the promise of God's help with the oppressed.

Ali Targhijah: Member of the Preschool Planning Council, Organization for Research and Educational Planning, Ministry of Education • Member of the Arrangement Book Council, Institute for the Intellectual Development of Children and Young Adults, 2012-2013 • Member of Judging Committee of Roshd Book Festival, Department of Pre-School, 2014 • Founder and Director of Ham Nava Educational-Research Institute • Member of Professional Committee for Professional Qualifications Development of Preschool Instructors, Farhangian University, 2016 • Member of the Committee for the Standards Development of Kindergartens and Pre-Schools, Standards Organization, 2016 • Designer and implementer of the "A City for Children, Children for Growing Society" Project, 2013-2017