ISBN: 9789960672441
Author: Abdu-Radhi Muhammad'Abdul Mohsin
Binding: Softcover
Pages: 224
Size: 5.8 x 8.3 inches
Publication 2006
Description
About This Book:
Abdu-Radhi Muhammad'Abdul Mohsin's "Mohammad's Prophethood: Reality or Myth" is an intriguing and troublesome examination of the life and prophethood of the Islamic prophet, Muhammad (harmony arrive). This book gives a basic assessment of the verifiable, strict, and socio-social parts of the Prophet Muhammad's life, mission, and job as Islam's last prophet.
The life and mission of Prophet Muhammad are principal to Islamic confidence and history, and this book goes into the questions and conversations encompassing his prophethood, endeavoring to answer issues made all through hundreds of years.
The following are some of the highlights of "Mohammad's Prophethood: Reality or Myth":
Historical Examination:
The book fundamentally investigates verifiable sources and records connecting with Prophet Muhammad's memoir, offering light on their validity and legitimacy.
Religious Importance:
Abdu-Radhi Muhammad'Abdul Mohsin researches the religious meaning of Muhammad's prophethood inside the Islamic practice, as well as its repercussions for the Muslim religion.
Controversial Issues:
The creator examines the different contentions and contentions that have emerged over parts of the Prophet's life, mission, and disclosures.
Interfaith Dialogue:
Interfaith correspondence: By fundamentally assessing Islamic standards, the book makes the way for interfaith correspondence and understanding.
Scholarly study:
"Mohammad's Prophethood" gives an insightful investigation of the various contentions and counterarguments concerning the authenticity of Muhammad's prophethood.
