Al-bidayah Wan Nihayah English (7 Book Set) البداية والنهاية By Hafiz Ibn Kathir

Al-bidayah Wan Nihayah English (7 Book Set) البداية والنهاية By Hafiz Ibn Kathir

Author: Hafiz Ibn Kathir
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 7 Books
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication 2000
Publisher: Darussalam Publications
Description
About This Book:

"Al-bidayah Wan Nihayah" is a surprising seven-book set that takes perusers on a completely exhilarating journey across mankind's set of experiences, from creation to the furthest limit of time. This broad review, composed by the celebrated Islamic researcher Hafiz Ibn Kathir, is an immortal and valuable asset for people looking for a profound comprehension of Islamic history and prophetic customs.

Historical Depth:

The seven books in this series present a far-reaching and meticulously explored outline of Islamic history, drawing on many Islamic sources like the Quran, Hadith (Prophet's colloquialisms), and insightful works.

Prophetic Stories:

"Al-bidayah Wan Nihayah" investigates the lives and accounts of God's Prophets and Couriers, following their missions and exhibiting their never-ending confidence and responsibility.

Islamic Civilization:

The text looks at the commitments and accomplishments of Islamic scholastics, researchers, and scholarly people from different disciplines of information.

Relevant Lessons:

The series contains helpful examples and bits of knowledge from verifiable occasions and individual activities over the entire course of time, making it something beyond a verifiable record yet in addition a wellspring of pragmatic guidance for present day perusers.

Comprehensive Coverage:

Hafiz Ibn Kathir's work traverses hundreds of years, tending to key occasions and individuals as well as the eschatological point of view, which dissects the finish of times and the signs that go before it.

English Translation:

This assortment incorporates an English interpretation that permits a more prominent crowd to get to and see the value in the insight and data contained inside. The soul and honesty of the first Arabic text are saved in the interpretation.