Allah Has granted the Prophet Muhammad every knowledge which he did not know as we read in Quran ( And He Has Taught you every knowledge which you did not know) Sura 4, Verse 113.
The Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) was never unlettered but for the benefit of the message of Islam, he did not practice reading and writing in front of people to avoid giving a chance to the enmities of Islam to accuse him copying from previous religious books.(Sura Al-Ankabout, verse 48).
Yes, it is related that the Prophet (S) was put under the care of Halimah bint Harith al-Sa'diyyah, who fed him and looked after him in his early years, and that this was a common custom of the Arabs at the time.
We follow Ahlul Bayt (AS) who lived with the Prophet (SAWA). No one in this Ummah knows about the Prophet (SAWA) and his teachings more than his own Progeny Ahlul Bayt (AS). Most authentic narrations from Ahlul Bayt (Aas) states that the Prophet was born on 17th of Rabi’ul Awwal, and his martyrdom was on 28 of Safar year 11 after Hijra. (Al-Kafi by Al-Kulaini, Al-Tahtheeb by Al-Shaikh al-Tousi, Al-Irshad by Al-Shaikh Al-Mofeed and many other authentic books.).
You need first to know the meaning of the term (Imam). Imam means a divine leader. The divine leader for human beings can be the Prophet of his time, or a successor of a Prophet. Prophet Ibrahim was appointed by Allah as divine leader (Imam). (2:124). This appointment came long after he was appointed as a Prophet then a messenger.
Prophet Muhammad (SAWA) is greater than Prophet Ibrahim and he Ws appointed as the divine leader for all human beings. His twelve successors are the Imams after him. Imam does need to be a Prophet but divine leader.
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