Stories of the Prophets told by the Quran - Album 2

“In their stories there is certainly a lesson for people of intelligence. These are not fabricated stories... » Surat Youssef - Verse 111

Through the sand dunes of Makkah, on top of Mount Sinai, in the Sacred Lands of Jerusalem, Allah has chosen His Messenger...

Today, His word tells us the best prophetic stories, in order to learn from them.

This work is part of a series of several volumes intended for the whole family, parents and children. Each volume traces in chronological order the history of one or more Prophets illustrated by:

- Quranic Verses in Arabic and French

- authentic Hadiths relating to each Prophet

- diagrams and geographical maps specifying the places of birth, emigrations...

- drawings free of any representations of Prophets and Messengers.

Come closer... Let yourself be carried away through these Verses and enjoy their miracles performed.

The story of three prophets narrated by the Holy Quran: Hud (Eber), The first Arab Prophet , sent to 'Ad. Salih (Shelah), the neighbor of Allah , sent to Thamud. Lot (Loth), The Saint of Allah . Peace be upon them.

Volume 2 discusses the stories of three prophets of humanity reported by the Holy Quran:

• Houd (Eber), The First Arab Prophet.
• Salih (Shelah), The near of Allah, sent to Thamud.
• Lot (Lot), The saint of Allah.

Major topics covered:

• The 'Ad people, idol worshipers
• The constructions of the 'Ad
• The reign of injustice
• Hud (as), Prophet sent to the 'Ad people
• Miracle of Houd (as)
• Punishment of 'Ad

• Salih (as), Prophet sent to the Thamud people
• The Miracle of Salih (as)

• Lot (as), sent to the inhabitants of Sodom
• Punishment of the inhabitants of Sodom

The authors have chosen to illustrate the important events in the lives of the prophets with drawings and to indicate the cities of birth and the journeys made with maps. They were led to make such a choice for educational reasons. Indeed, the memorization of stories by the reader will be easier for him with the help of drawings and maps.

They did not make prohibited drawings where any part of a prophet's body would be visible.

They compiled the prophetic stories from the following books:

• Ibn Kathir, The Stories of the Prophets
• An-Najar, Stories of the Prophets

They took up verses and hadiths which are in the following reference books:

• Muhammad Hamidullah, The Holy Quran (French translation of the Quran)
• al-Bukhari, Sahih al-Bukhari
• Muslim, Sahih Muslim