While the "paper" requested at the end of his life was never produced, the Quran itself was compiled shortly after:
This event is documented in major Islamic sources, including the Sahih of Bukhari and Sahih Muslim . Prophet
Sunni scholars generally interpret the event as the Prophet wishing to offer additional advice, but conclude that the Quran and Sunnah are ultimately sufficient for guidance. Some also emphasize the Prophet's illiteracy as evidence that he intended to dictate rather than write himself. Compilation of the Quran While the "paper" requested at the end of
Due to the loud arguing in his presence, the Prophet asked everyone to leave. He never dictated the statement, and he passed away shortly after. Historical Significance and Interpretations Compilation of the Quran Due to the loud
In Islamic history, the request for "pen and paper" refers to the ( Hadith al-Qirtas ), an event during the Prophet Muhammad's final days. The Incident of Pen and Paper
Many Shia scholars believe the Prophet intended to formally designate Imam Ali as his successor to ensure clear leadership for the community.