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ForwardIn the Name of God, the Most Compassionate, the Most Merciful, the One and Unique.All praise to God and salutations and blessing upon His Prophet (s.a.w.w).What was the first and exemplary period of Islam like? What were the practical results ofthe training and guidance imparted and bestowed by the greatest and the last Prophet ofGod? What was the life and character of the people who had received guidance andinstruction directly at his hands ? Was it, in any way, different from that of the foundersof national, racial or family kingdom, sand of the seekers of power and authority? Whatwas the Prophet’s conduct in relation to his family and what was the attitude of the familymembers towards benefiting from this great and holy personality ? What was the conductand attitude of the members of his household in acting upon and putting into practice thecall of faith and the declaration of truth and earnest endeavour? What were the mutualrelations amongst the earliest Muslims who were trained by him including hisCompanions called Shaba and family members called Ahle-Bait? What was the conductof his immediate successors in the light of reliable history who held the reins ofgovernment I
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- Author
- Manzoor Ahmad Nomani
- Language
- EN
- Category
- nonfiction
- Subjects
- History, Middle Eastern History, Humanities
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