Ar Raheeq Al Makhtum: The Sealed Nectar : Urdu / Deluxe الرحیق المختوم اردو
ISBN: 9781958318003
Author: Sheikh Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarkpuri
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 656
Size: 9.7 6.4 x 1.4 inch
Publication Year: 1995
Description
About This Book:
"Ar-Raheeq Al-Makhtum," otherwise called "الرحیق المختوم اردو," is a regarded and exhaustive life story of the Prophet Muhammad (harmony arrive). This fancy form in Urdu, composed by Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri, conveys an exquisite account that describes the existence of the Honorable Prophet, offering perusers a close and itemized image of his personality, acts, and the critical occasions that affected the way of Islamic history.
The Prophet's Early Years in Mecca:
The book starts with a striking portrayal of the Prophet's initial long time in Mecca, furnishing perusers with an understanding of the familial and cultural setting in which Muhammad was brought up. The story catches his personality's virtue and the profound insurance that encompassed him from his experience growing up.
The Prophethood:
The book digs into the verifiable occasion of the Prophethood, uncovering heavenly disclosure and the difficulties faced by the Prophet as he announced the message of monotheism to individuals of Mecca. This section dives into the Prophet's industriousness, mental fortitude, and immovable confidence during this progressive period.
The movement to Medina:
The memoir follows the Prophet's verifiable development (Hijrah) to Medina, a turning point in his life. Perusers witness the development of the primary Islamic state, as well as the Prophet's part in fashioning solidarity among Medina's differed networks, setting the foundation for a fair and amicable society.
The Conquests and Final Years:
The story moves to the Prophet's last years, chronicling the series of triumphs, arrangements, and key occasions that happened during this time. The original gets done with the Prophet's last years, his goodbye journey, and the extraordinary inheritance he left for people in the future.
