Mohammad Abn AbdoAllah Masanger - Qur'an & Hadith Books /P2

من طرف **Admin** الأربعاء مارس 07, 2012 12:27 pm

Qur'an

The Qur'an is an essential source of knowledge biography of the Prophet Muhammad, [11] being the oldest and the closest sources ofBiography of the Prophet, because it is due to the era of the ProphetMuhammad himself. It also agrees the Muslims all over the ages onone copy of it despite the different Islamic sects. [12] [13] [14]although the Koran does not address all the life of the ProphetMuhammad extensively, [13] However, it is stated many referencesto his either explicitly , or by reference, or Baltdmin, [15], recalled by some of the merits, and the signs of his prophethood, and his behavior and characteristics, and psychological condition, and when he also something about his conquests. [16] it is stated in the Quranabout 280 verses in the invasions (which is equal to the proportion of4.65% of the Quran) [17] was some reference, some of them a permit, Cgzoat Badr, a, and the trench, and of al, and the Khyber,and the conquest of Mecca. [18] for example, included Al parties on the details of the biography of Muhammad with his wives and his companions also included many details Battle for the parties. [19]

Hadith books

Had been filled Biography of the Prophet a great deal of books of hadeeth, and each of A in the conversation was devoted sectionsand doors, books, especially with regard to the lives of Muhammad, and his call, and significance, and even his companions, [20]However, those sections were not in chronological order. [21]Moreover, the intent of the authors of these books was focused on the collection of sayings of Muhammad and his actions andTgarirath and its provisions, [21] [22] the scenes of biographycomes within them to deduce where by the legal judgment, [22]therefore came without detail, but was limited to some of the newsaccording to the method people talk in the novel. [11]
Agreed Muslim scholars that the months and the oldest books of hadeeth which pervaded the news Biography of the Prophet is theMuwatta Malik, where the reported number of conversationsconcerning the life of Muhammad and the description said aboutjihad. [20], as did al-Bukhaari in his Saheeh, where he statedaspects of the life of Muhammad before his mission and after theand devoted a book in Maghazi and another in the Jihad, [23] as mentioned many of its properties, and evidence of miracles, the equivalent of ten correct. [20] and so did the Muslim ibn al-Hajjaj in his Saheeh, where contained a large part of his life and virtues, and jihad. [20 and was both came after them follow the same approachwith the difference in the tab order, as subjects of Sunan AbuDawood, Tirmidhi, Ibn Majah, and Tirmidhi, Ahmad ibn Hanbal [21].

الأحد	الإثنين	الثلاثاء	الأربعاء	الخميس	الجمعة	السبت
			1	2	3	4
5	6	7	8	9	10	11
12	13	14	15	16	17	18
19	20	21	22	23	24	25
26	27	28	29	30	31