Stories of the Prophets by Ibn Kathir (large Print) ISBN: 9781503388406 Author: Ibn Kathir Book Binding: Paperback Pages: 245 Size: 11 x 8.5 x 0.6 inch Publiication: 2019 Description About This Book: The book titled "Stories of the Prophets " is written by "Ibn Kathir" a knwon islamic scholar. His services for islamic literature work are remarkable This book is also known as "Qasas al-Anbiya" (Arabic for "The Book of Anbiya"). It tells the stories and narratives of numerous Islamic prophets and messengers as described in the Quran and Hadith (Prophet Muhammad's words and acts). Prophet Adam (Adam): The narrative of Adam, the first human being and the first prophet, and his wife, Hawwa (Eve). It encompasses their birth, existence in paradise, and exile from it. Prophet Noah (Nuh): The story of Prophet Noah and the great flood that wiped all humanity save for those who believed and were rescued on the Ark (Nuh). Prophet Abraham (Ibrahim): The tale of Prophet Abraham, his call to monotheism, his struggles and tribulations, and his participation in the creation of the Kaaba in Mecca. Prophet Moses (Musa): The biography of Prophet Moses, his upbringing in Pharaoh's palace, his mission to liberate the Israelites from tyranny, and the miracles that accompanied his prophethood (Musa). Prophet David (Dawud): The narrative of Prophet David, his ascension to kingship, his position as a poet and psalmist, and his victory against the monster Goliath (Dawud). Prophet Solomon (Sulaiman): The story of Prophet Solomon and his wisdom, dominion over the jinn, and the construction of the Temple in Jerusalem (Sulaiman). Prophet Job (Ayub): The narrative of Prophet Job and his patience in the face of terrible pain and disease (Ayub). Yusuf (Prophet Joseph): The narrative of Prophet Joseph, his difficulties and sufferings, and eventual ascension to power in Egypt. Prophet Jonah (Yunus): The account of Prophet Jonah and his journey within the belly of a big fish (Yunus). Prophet Muhammad (Muhammad):While Ibn Kathir's work mostly focuses on former prophets, it may provide information regarding the life and purpose of the last prophet, Prophet Muhammad.

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