Author: Mildred El-Amin
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 5 Books
Size: 9 x 6 inches
Publication Year: 2009
Description
About This Book:
Mildred El-Amin's "The Prophets of Allah" is a careful and enlightening assessment of the lives, missions, and accounts of the prophets kept in the Quran. This 5-volume set deliberately dives into the records of Allah's loved couriers, offering perusers a significant handle on their hardships, triumphs, and the never-ending lessons covered in their stories.
A Brief History of Prophethood and Adam
The principal volume lays out the setting by plunging into the account of Prophet Adam and introducing the idea of prophethood. Perusers are gone on an outing that uncovers the starting points of humankind as well as the groundwork of heavenly heading.
Noah and Abraham were prophets.
The story then, at that point, continues on toward the records of Prophet Noah (Nuh) and Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim), digging into their unshakeable devotion to monotheism, their preliminaries, and the heavenly testing that made their heritages.
Lot, Ishmael, Isaac, and Jacob were prophets.
This volume sheds data on the existence of Prophets Parcel (Lut), Ismail (Ismail), Isaac (Ishaq), and Yaqub (Yaqub). Perusers are conscious of the family connections, battles, and illustrations implanted in the existences of these fearless representatives.
Joseph, Moses, and Aaron were prophets.
Volume four recounts the accounts of Prophets Joseph (Yusuf), Moses (Musa), and Aaron (Harun). The accounts investigate subjects like flexibility, authority, and heavenly direction, featuring the significant illustrations they gained from their encounters.
