Meeladun Nabi
Indian Tamil-language documentary film
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Meeladun Nabi is a 2025 Indian Tamil-language documentary film written and directed by Millat Ahmad. The film is produced by Millat Ahmad under the banner ZEE6 Movies.[1]
Imam M. S. Abdul Qaiyoom Baqavi
Imam S. M. S. Umar Rilvanullah Jamali
Imam A. S. Sadakkathulla Baqavi
It features Millat Ahmad along with Imam M. S. Abdul Qaiyoom Baqavi, Imam S. M. S. Umar Rilvanullah Jamali, Imam A. S. Sadakkathulla Baqavi, Rahema Begum, Naushad Hanifa, Samsudeen, and Faridha.[2]
The documentary was released on 31 October 2025.
Plot
The documentary offers a comprehensive and accessible exploration of the life of Prophet Muhammad, beginning with the significant events of the Year of the Elephant, the year of his birth. The narrative is uniquely structured into chapters, guided by the scholarly insights of three prominent Imams who appear on screen to provide historical and spiritual context.
Moving away from traditional documentary styles, the film employs Artificial Intelligence (AI) generated visuals to bring historical milestones to life, creating an immersive experience for the audience. The storytelling is further enriched by renowned singers whose performances serve as a lyrical bridge between the historical chapters. Designed to be both educational and engaging, this two-hour feature simplifies the Prophet’s life story, making it easy to understand for audiences of all backgrounds while maintaining the depth of his legacy.
Cast
- Millat Ahmad
- Imam M. S. Abdul Qaiyoom Baqavi
- Imam S. M. S. Umar Rilvanullah Jamali
- Imam A. S. Sadakkathulla Baqavi
- Rahema Begum
- Naushad Hanifa
- Samsudeen
- Faridha
Production
The film is written and directed by Millat Ahmad, who also serves as the producer under ZEE6 Movies. Cinematography is handled by Lalith Raghavendar and Millat Ahmad, while editing is done by Lalith Raghavendar. The music for the project is composed by S. R. Ram.[3]
Reception
Dinakaran critic wrote that "The film will help Muslims gain a greater understanding of their religion and people of other religions get acquainted with Islam."[4]
Maalai Malar critic stated that "He has directed the film to help Muslims gain a deeper understanding of their religion and to give people of other religions a simple introduction".[5]