About This Book:
"The World Muslim League named 'The Sealed Nectar' as the first prize-winning book. Muhammad (peace be upon him) is Allah's Messenger, and those who follow him take a hard stance against nonbelievers while also showing compassion for themselves. They can be seen bending and prostrating in prayer, seeking Allah's approval and blessings. Their dedication is visible on their foreheads, which carry traces of prayerful prostration. The Torah contains a description of them. They are compared to a seed in the Gospel, which sprouts, grows, thickens, and rises tall, pleasing those who planted it.
'The wisdom and understanding that Allah has sent through me is like copious rain falling on the soil,' remarked the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Some of it falls on fertile soil, which absorbs it and generates an abundance of flora and grass. Some of it falls on hard ground, retaining the water and allowing people to drink and irrigate. Some of it falls on arid land, offering no benefit. The first is someone who understands Allah's religion (Islam), benefits from the information provided through me, and shares it with others. The final analogy portrays someone who disregards it, dismissing Allah's guidance given via me, like a desolate area."
