Khadija - The first Muslim and wife of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Collection: the main companions of the Prophet. Khadija is one of the heroines of the early days of Islam. Author: Resit Haylamaz Publisher: Editions du Nil Theme: The life of the Prophet (sbdl) and History of Islam

Title:Aïsha or Islam in the feminine Medium:Books Edition:TAWHID

Title:Wives of the Prophet Media:Books Edition:TAWHID

Beyond the debates on the place of women in Islam and the controversies that animate it, this book is for those who wish to get an idea of what was the life of the women who surrounded the Prophet. 'Abd Allâh Penot recreates here the atmosphere that was that of this time and gives life to a gallery of astonishing figures and animated by an ardent faith.

Title:Daughters of the Prophet Mohammad Support:Books Edition:UNIVERSAL

This book evokes the life of the Prophet - May prayer and salvation be upon him - within his family, among his wives and daughters. It will indicate, at the same time, the place occupied by each of them in the history of the Seal of the Envoys -Prayer and salvation be upon him-.

This book is a journey in the footsteps of rare behaviors from women and men who have dedicated their lives to the worship of God. Actions of generosity, self-sacrifice, humility and virtue, which reflect the deep and unfailing spirituality demonstrated by the Companions of the Prophet (pbuh) as well as the pious elders, may God thirst be pleased with them...

Aicha, wife of the Prophet of Islam (sws): This book reveals the life of Aicha, wife of the Prophet (sws) before and after her marriage   . Her full story, how she lived with him, before and after his death. Thus, the place she had with Muslim women by having transmitted a large number of hadiths attractive to private...

Fatima az-Zahra, daughter of the Prophet of Islam according to Mohamed al-Fateh: She is the youngest of the four daughters of the Prophet (SWS). She was born in Mecca before the revelation. His birth coincided with the reconstruction of the Ka'ba. It was like an omen, heralding a bright future for the newborn.

The life of Khadija, wife of the Prophet of Islam (SWS) according to Messaoud Boudjenoun: Here, the author plunges us into the story of Khadija bint Khuwaylid, wife of the Prophet (sws). Coming from a noble family and honorable, Khadija was the mistress of the Quraish women. The author reveals his life before and...

Aisha the Beloved of the Prophet according to Andalou Al-Andalusi: This work is a poem that defends our poem Aisha, the beloved of our Prophet, against its detractors. It is an eminent poem that has been transmitted orally from master to student by great scholars, notably al-Murtada az-Zubaydi.

In the abode of the Messenger of Allah according to Khaled Abd-Rahman Ash-Chaye: Indeed, it goes without saying that the biography of the Prophet (SWS) remains the object of the attention of the Islamic nation from generation to generation generation and from century to century. Thus, this work is the set of a selection of parts of the life of the Prophet (SWS)...

Al-Hassan and Al-Hussein according to Ibn Kathir: This book on the two sons of Imam Ali: Al- Hassan and Al-Hussein is taken from the great historical fresco of Imam Ibn Kathir "El-Bidaya" .

This book tells us about a figure who is an ideal model for all men and women, just as much for Muslims as for non-Muslims. Khadija Al-Koubra is known in history not only as the first person to believe in Islam but also as the strongest confidante and protector of Prophet Muhammad.

Aicha, the truthful, daughter of the truthful The Noble Qur'an reveals to us the story of the slander in Sura "An-Nûr", recounting the facts in detail, and proclaiming the innocence of 'Â'isha -may Allah be pleased with her" from all that she has endured as injustices and moral prejudices. Moreover, this ordeal confirmed the obligation to ensure...

The Prophet Muhammad (S), the four Caliphs and the Companions the Tabi'een, the Saints and the Devotees This book "Sifat As-Safwa" is unique in its kind. It contains biographies and stories of a thousand illustrious men and women from the first 4 centuries of Islam. It begins with the life of the Prophet Muhammad, followed by that of the 10...

The Prophet Muhammad (S), the four Caliphs and the Companions the Tabi'een, the Saints and the Devotees This book "Sifat As-Safwa" is unique in its kind. It contains biographies and stories of a thousand illustrious men and women from the first 4 centuries of Islam. It begins with the life of the Prophet Muhammad, followed by that of the 10...

It seemed necessary to us today to defuse the debate on the status of women in Islam. Clichés and prejudices die hard, and in order to focus the debate and above all to affirm the essential role that Islam attributes to women, Asma Lamrabet offers us here a new essay on the biography of the Prophet of...

The history of Islam is flourishing with admirable women who have marked the life of the Islamic nation, from east to west. All have distinguished themselves in various fields and the role they have played has been preponderant in the direction of...

Following the release in the world of the Arabic edition of the work entitled: Â'ishah the mother of believers, a complete book on the subject and which about thirty scholars praised, we decided to adapt it in French, from the original work. The one that the best of this...

After our flagship work on the biography of "Â'ishah our mother , the choice of Khadijah 's biography imposed itself on us. ...

One of the eminent historians of Medina of the first, and best, generations of Islam, Muḥammad ibn Al-Ḥasan ibn Zabālah (d. 199 H.) was one of the first authors to devote an entire work to the wives of the Prophet The Mothers of the Believers.

The House of the Prophet: His Wives, His Daughters and Their Feminine Environment, by Tahar Gaid This book evokes the life of the Prophet ( sws ) within his family, in the midst of his wives, each of whom produced a personal effect on their husband, chosen by...

This book reveals the life of the mother of Our Prophet Muhammad (saws) As-Sayyida Amina. While Amina Bint wahb was carrying the child, her husband Abdullah ibn Abdelmuttalib died during a trip shortly after their union. The Prophet was then born an orphan of a father. His mother raised him alone and died when he was six years old. He was cared for by his paternal...