الكتب العربية

This book was specially prepared for preachers, as it is a comprehensive and sequential approach to teaching a new Muslim religious matters. It has been prepared to suit different groups, and to facilitate the preachers' education and follow-up of their new Muslims. The preacher no longer needs to prepare a plan or method in order to follow the modern Islam through it. It has been divided into five progressive and comprehensive educational stages.

A book that is unique in its content, style, and idea. This book presents lessons from the biography of our noble Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). These lessons cover his personality, morals, manners, interactions, and Sunnah, in a simplified style that includes lessons and morals. The book is presented in various topics to facilitate reading, studying, and understanding. Therefore, an imam can read it to the worshippers after the Asr or Isha prayers, for example. The head of the household can also study it with his family members. A sheikh can also make it a text to teach to his students, explaining the events, lessons, and morals of the biography, expanding and elaborately explaining and analyzing it with his students, extracting lessons, morals, and morals from it. The book can also be a series of speeches to be given in school activities, or benefited from in family meetings and gatherings. There are other ways in which this book can be used. Whoever wants to know the biography of the most honorable of creation and the most virtuous of human beings, how he lived his life, how he conveyed the call of his Lord, how his people treated him and how he dealt with them, what his relationship with his Lord was like, and what his relationship with people was like, then let him read this book.

A distinctive pocket book to revive and apply the proven prophetic Sunnah on the authority of Abu Hurairah - - He said: The Messenger of God ^: ((God Almighty said: Whoever is against me as a guardian has authorized him to fight, and my servant did not bring me something dearer to me than I assumed, and my servant is still He draws close to me with superfluous things so that I love him, so if I loved him: you were his hearing with which he hears, his gaze with which he sees, his hand with which he strikes, and his foot with which he walks. Death and I hate its evening)) [Al-Bukhari: 6502]

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