Title: The Stories of the Prophets in the Muslim Tradition

Author: El Mouez Bachari

Edition: THE CALIGRAPHS

Medium: Book

Theme: Pillars of FAITH

Description: In the Koran, God tells us the stories of the prophets in order to show us that all, from Adam to the prophet Muhammad, peace be upon them, profess the same religion, that of monotheism; that all believers throughout human history belong to a single community, and that Muhammad, peace be upon him, is the last link in this chain whose message is intended for all humanity. Believing in all the prophets is one of the pillars of the Muslim faith. “The Prophet (Muhammad) fully believes in what his Lord has revealed to him, as do the faithful. All together believe in God, His angels, His scriptures and His messengers, without making any distinction between His prophets. They affirm: "We have heard and we have obeyed. Forgive us, Lord, for it is to You that everything must return!"» (Surat Al-Baqara, V. 285) This book, rich in information on the lives of the prophets, is written in a clear style. It draws its content from Muslim sources (Koran, Authentic of Bukhari, Exegesis of the Koran of Ibn Kathir, Chronicle of Tabari, Rouh al-Ma'ani of AlAloussy, As-Syra an-Nabaouia of Ibn Hisham... ). It allows the reader to better understand the message of the prophets, to meditate on the happy or terrible end of their peoples, and to benefit from the comparison with the biblical stories.