Beacons Of Life

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Author: Abu Ali al Fadl ibn al Hasan Tabarsi
Translator: Dr. Mahmoud Ayoub and Dr. Lynda Clarke
Publisher: World Organization for Islamic Services (WOFIS)
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Foreword
Notes
Prologue
Notes
The Holy Prophet of Islam
His Birth And Lineage, And The Time Of His Death
His Names, Epithets And Honorable Lineage
The Span Of His Life, Peace Be Upon Him
Notes
Concerning his Resplendant Signs and Miracles
Notes
The Beginning of the Call
The Beginning of his Call
The Quraysh Admit the Miraculous Qualities of The Qur'an
How Allah Protected Muhammad Against The Mockers
The Migration to Abyssinia and an-Naiashi's assent to Muhammad's Prophethood
The Prophet is Persecuted by the Associators and Hamzah accepts Islam
The Prophet's Night Journey to Jerusalem and his Hiding in a Ravine Belonging to Abu Talib
The Prophet Offers Himself To Neighboring Arab Tribes. The Allegiance Of The Ansar To Him, And The Event Of Al-`Aqabah
The Signs Which were Revealed Concerning His Prophethood, and Other Events of His Life Until He was Commanded to Fight
Notes
A General Account of the Prophet's Battles
The Great Battle Of Badr
The Raid of Dhu Amarr
The Raid Of Al-Qaradah
The Battle Of Uhud
The Battle Of Hamra'u'l-Asad
The Raid of Ma'nnah
The Battle against the Banu 'n-Nadir
The Battle against the Tribe of Lihyan
The Battle of Banu 'l-Mustaliq
The Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyyah
The Battle Of Khaybar
The Engagement Of Mu'tah
The Conquest Of Mecca
The Engagement of Hunayn
The Siege of At-Ta'if
The Battle Of Tabuk
The Death of The Prophet
Notes
His Wives, Children and Relatives
The Wives Of The Apostle Of Allah And His Children
The Prophet's Paternal Uncles And Aunts
The Prophet's Relatives In Nursing
The Prophet's Male and Female Clients, and His Maidservants
Notes
Fatimah Az-Zahra', Daughter of the Holy Prophet of Islam
Her Birth, Names and Epithets
Proofs of her `Ismah (Sinlessness), some of the Signs Proving her Status with Allah, and Traditions indicating her Excellence and Exalted Status
The time of Fatimah's Death and the Spot of her Grave
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