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It emphasises and explains the aspects and benefits of prayer to man and society including personal, physical, moral, All Seerah Foundation's Legacy Books were written by Afzalur Rahman; founder of Seerah Foundation (and the Muslim Educational Trust). The books on Islam that Afzalur Rahman has written have all been digitised and the E-Books are available on Muhammad the last Prophet: A Model for All Time by Sayyed Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi – This is written by one of the most influential Muslims of the 20th century. Nadwi was not just an Islamic scholar but also a historian. He also wrote another more detailed book on the topic that you can read as well. There is a third book on the topic as well written by him specifically for Tableeghi Jama’at focusing on brevity. This third version is very straightforward and can even be given to kids in middle school to read. Muhammad: Man and Prophet by Adil Salahi – This is one of my favorites and frankly the best one I like. It is also available as a free audiobook here. This was the first time when I actually “understood” the seerah and kept up with the names and dates. It is very well written and I would highly recommend it to anyone. Loved these book recommendations. I have personally recently read the award winning biography of the Prophet (PBUH) by the name of “The Sealed Nectar”. It’s an amazing books and would recommend others to give it a read. You can get a better idea of the book contents in this blog https://blog.darussalamstore.com/the-sealed-nectar/ Reply
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On Seerah (Prophet’s biography): The best book that I have seen is Zaad al-Ma’aad by Ibn al-Qayyim (may Allaah have mercy on him). This is a very useful book in which he mentions the biography of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) from all Angles, then he discusses many rulings. Kindle Apple Kobo Nook Economic Doctrines of Islam - Volume 4 by Afzalur Rahman|ISBN: 978-0-907052-31-9 in diverse ways that has led to scientific inventions and growth of knowledge in the Muslim world between the 7th and 14thFath al-Baari Sharh Saheeh al-Bukhaari, by Ibn Hajar al-‘Asqallaani (may Allaah have mercy on him).
The Sirah of the Prophet (pbuh): A Contemporary and Original
Seerah of Prophet Muhammad by Yasir Qadhi – This is perhaps the most thorough and detailed lecture series on the life of the Messenger (pbuh) done in the English language. These two books are more comprehensive than al-Waasitiyyah. These three books were written by Shaykh al-Islam Ibn Taymiyah. Noble Life of the Prophet (3 Vols.) by Ali Muhammad As-Sallaabee – This is recommended by some popular Muslim speakers and is considered a must review if you want to teach seerah. When the Moon Split by Mubarakpuri – If you wan to read seerah without delving in to too many details, then this is the book for you. It’s precise and beautifully written. It is also available on YouTube as an audiobook.
The discovery in 1993 by NASA had created excitement among the scientists and attracted great attention because it raised universal Life of the Final Messenger by Mufti Menk – This is a lecture series by Mufti Menk, a popular Muslim preacher from Zimbabwe. He covers the seerah in 29 lectures about an hour each. It’s precise, draws lessons from the different phases of the prophet’s (pbuh) life to implement today, and mentions Qur’anic verses that came down in the different stages of the Prophet’s (pbuh) life and the reasoning behind them. He also delves into many tangents on the side related to whatever he’s covering in that moment, it gets a little annoying sometimes but there are good lessons in them as well. i.e. knowledge, enquiry, reason and freedom) which opened the door for modern scientific inventions.
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how the Prophetﷺ initiated the movement of liberty, equality, fraternity and justice in the Arabian Peninsula and how it gradually al-Shifa by Qadhi Iyadh – This is an English translation of the famous classical book Al-shifa bi ta’rif huquq al-Mustafa (Healing by the recognition of the Rights of the Chosen one). The whole point of his book is to build a strong sense of awe and love of the Messenger (pbuh) in the person’s heart and to make you realize why he is so important. He attempts to emotionally connect the reader to the beloved of Allah (pbuh). It heavily focuses on the Prophet’s character, qualities, virtues, and miracles. It’s beautifully written. If you read it properly, you would not pass a day except by sending darood on the Messenger (pbuh). Now, there are some really weak stuff in the book as well and you can refer to a critical annotated commentary of it by Ali Kawshk. However, it is only available in Arabic. The number of these weak reports in the book are not a lot and does NOT take away from the overall value of this masterpiece at all. The translation is done by none other than Aisha Bewley, who is one of today’s most prolific translators of classical Arabic works into English. For more than thirty-five years she has been concerned with making the contents of many classical Arabic works more accessible to English-speaking readers. I trust her translations. Questions as to the beginning of the universe, which are most satisfactorily answered by the Religion. This book presents the Prophet as a military leader and shows how successfully he led his men through the hardship of war and adversity Why should I become a Muslim? Why should I come into the fold of Islam? What new things can Islam give me which other religions fail to give?"of its beliefs and practices and how these relate to its principles and concepts. To explain the meaning of Tawhid and Subul al-Salaam Sharh Buloogh al-Maraam, by al-San’aani, and his book Jaami’ bayna al-Hadeeth wa’l-Fiqh Buloogh al-Maraam, by al-Haafiz Ibn Hajar al-‘Asqallaani. This is a very useful book, especially because it mentions the narrators, and quoted the opinions of others scholars, who said whose hadeeth is saheeh and whose is da’eef, and he comments on the hadeeth to say whether they are saheeh or da’eef. Narrated by Imaam Ahmad, 1 – 201; al-Tirmidhi, 2318; classed as hasan by al-Nawawi in Riyaadh al-Saaliheen, 73; classed as saheeh by Ahmad Shaakir in al-Musnad, 1737) This book provides a brief picture of the educational contributions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to human culture and civilisation.
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