I want to talk about the prophet Muhammad, Peace to you soldier, and the absurdity of his tale from any other angle other than the mysterious approach angle vector of religious and divine inspiration.
This is the author of the Book of Idols, scholar Baghdad scholar Hisham ibn al-Kalbi 737–819 A.D., who wrote of all the various religions of the areas and lands cities, city states, tribes what they practiced, to which gods, rituals, etc.

Some tribes were at least making the tough effort of walking the righteous path...

>Here I am, Allāh! Here I am! (Labbayka Allāhumma! Labbayka!) Here I am! You have no partner (sharīk) save one who is yours! You have dominion over him and over what he possesses.’ They were used to declare his unity through the talbiyāt while associating their gods with him, placing their affairs in his hand.

...and most others tribes were....shall we say wicked?
https://youtu.be/6rs9UbqU5DU?si=SEeEsSe6uXPvf1jx

>But in spite of the idolatry and polytheism which had spread among the Arabs there were survivals of the time of Abraham and Ishmael which they followed in their rituals – revering the sanctuary, circumambulating it, ḥajj, ʿumra, standing upon ʿArafa and Muzdalifa, offering beasts for sacrifice, and making the ihlāl [i.e., the talbiya] in the ḥajj and the ʿumra – together with the introduction of things which did not belong to it.

So Muhammad is born into the Banu Hashim clan named after his Grandfather of the larger Quraysh tribe made up of many clans.
His father, Abdullah, the son of tribal leader Abd al-Muttalib ibn Hashim, died 6 months before he was born. His mother Amina died when he was six, leaving Muhammad an orphan.
He was raised under the care of his grandfather, and his uncle.
He trained in archery, martial arts, swordsmanship, but mostly caravan guides as they were a prosperous trading family.
He was not a fighter.
At all.
Cont....