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Companions of
the Prophet -
Book 1 & 2
Abdul Wahid Hamid
Published by MELS - Muslim Education Literary Services
Pages: 532 Binding: Paperback
These well known books set
highlights aspects of the lives of sixty Companions of the Prophet, some famous,
others almost completely unknown. Here the trials and triumphs of the early
Muslims as individuals are well-portrayed. Their various paths to Islam --
sometimes direct, sometimes long and torturous, their devotion to the noble
Prophet, their endeavors in peace time and their exploits in war -- all serve to
cast them in a heroic mould. This is a two-book set based on original Arabic
sources and written in a style that is lively and often gripping. The lives of
the Sahabah or Companions of the Prophet, may God bless him and grant him peace,
is a rich storehouse of knowledge, guidance, and inspiration. The men and women
whose stories are told here helped to lay the foundations of a new world order,
and it is only fitting that they should be more widely known.
From the rich Islamic heritage - the first of two volumes. Each volume consists
of true and inspiring stories of thirty Companions including outstanding women
From the rich Islamic heritage.
True and inspiring stories of sixty Companions including outstanding women.
These books provide a lively introduction to early Muslim history and inspiring
models for Muslim values, attitudes and behaviour.
Here the trials and triumphs of the early Muslims as individual men and women
are well-portrayed. Their various paths to Islam - sometimes direct, sometimes
long and tortuous, their devotion to the noble Prophet, their hope in God and in
the life to come, their endeavours in peace and in times of hardship and
struggle - all serve to cast them in a heroic mould.
The Sahabah or Companions of the Prophet helped to lay the foundations of a new
world order and it is fitting that they should be more widely known.
These two books are based on original Arabic sources and contemporary writing on
early Muslim history.
Read some of the Excerpts
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