Seeratul Mustafaa (Abridged)
R235.00
This abridged edition condenses the original three-volume work into a single, accessible volume, focusing on the life of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. It omits lengthy scholastic discussions, making it suitable for students and the general public. The book is based on authentic narrations and is unaffected by objections from orientalist scholars. It provides a comprehensive account of the Prophet’s life, from his birth in Mecca to his passing in Madinah.
Author:
Maulana Muhammad Idrees Kaandhelwi
Editor:
Zam Zam
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