Tareq Al-Suwaidan The Illustrated Biography Encyclopedia Volume 3 From Hijra to Badr 396 Pages 2023 Edition

This comprehensive illustrated encyclopedia, Volume 3, delves into the pivotal journey from the Hijra (migration) to the Battle of Badr, offering a detailed account of the establishment of the first Islamic state. Authored by Tareq Al-Suwaidan, this 396-page edition from 2023 is meticulously crafted with a beautiful presentation, enhanced by historical images, 3D maps, and explanatory films accessible via QR codes. The book meticulously details the Prophet Muhammad's ﷺ migration to Medina, the formation of the early Muslim community, and the subsequent expeditions and battles, including the significant Ghazwa of Badr al-Kubra. It sheds light on the historical animosity faced by Islam and Muslims from certain groups, and the dangers posed by hypocrisy within the community. The narrative explores the Prophet's ﷺ vision and methodology in state-building, providing a summary of key expeditions and missions during the Meccan defensive phase. The work emphasizes the nature of this faith, which thrives through sacrifice and dedication. Key features of this project include a historically sequenced biography presented in a clear, modern, and simplified language, with rigorous historical and scientific verification. It connects the events to the Quran, explaining the reasons for revelation to enhance understanding. The book offers newly prepared historical images and clear maps, along with illustrative films. It provides scientific, administrative, and strategic analyses of the events, extracting lessons and meanings from the biography. The content integrates legislative, social, civilizational, military, and political aspects of the Prophet's life. It also outlines the dynamic, educational, political, and da'wah methodology within the noble biography. Prominent figures are introduced upon their mention or passing. The book also analyzes the Prophet's financial choices, highlighting his preference for poverty to remain closer to the less fortunate, despite having access to wealth. This volume is an essential resource for understanding the foundational period of Islam.
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