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Panteleimon Kulish's creative heritage is vast and multifaceted. Throughout his life, he was a poet, prose writer, playwright, translator, literary critic and literary historian, publicist, folklorist, ethnographer, historiographer, linguist, and teacher. He wrote in Ukrainian and Russian. During his lifetime, his works were published in magazines, newspapers, almanacs, and in separate editions.

The lyric-epic poem "Mohammed and Khadiza" reflects the author's interest in the Muslim world, which, after all, is characteristic of European romanticism. Being an Orthodox Christian by religion, Kulish respected other faiths, and therefore wanted to reveal the ethical and cultural values of Islam to Christian Ukraine.