المواهب اللدنية بلمنح المحمدية

Features المواهب اللدنية بلمنح المحمدية

The book of talents of the world grants MuhammadiyahThe updated tag authorshipAhmed bin Muhammad bin Abi Bakr bin Abd al-Malik al-Qastalani al-Qutaibi al-Masri, Abu al-Abbas, Shihab al-Din (deceased: 923 AH).Book contents:--------------------The first purpose: in the events of the biography from birth to deathThe second purpose: to mention his names, peace be upon him, his children, his wives, and so onThe third purpose: in the perfection of his creation, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and the greatness of his moralsThe fourth purpose: in miracles and characteristicsFifth destination: Isra and MirajThe sixth destination: Verses from the revelation in glorifying His destiny, peace be upon himThe seventh purpose: in the obligation to love him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and follow his SunnahThe eighth purpose: in his medicine, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and his interpretation of visions and his predictions of the unseenThe ninth destination: in his worship, may God’s prayers and peace be upon himThe tenth destination: His death, peace be upon him-------------------------book coverIntroduction to the investigationIntroducing the bookbook investigationBook manuscriptThe work of the detective in the bookof investigation referencesthe introductionFirst destination contentIn honoring God Almighty for him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, by preceding his prophethood in the past of his eternity, and publishing the publication of his message in the council of his sociability, and writing it the signature of his care in the sanctuary of his dignityHonorable lineageElephant storyThe excavation of Zamzam and the story of the sacrificeHe mentioned the marriage of Abdullah AmnaHis circumcision, peace be upon himDate and time of birthHe mentioned his breastfeeding, peace be upon himThe seal of prophecyMale safe deathThe issue of the survival of his parents, peace be upon himHis life, peace be upon him, before the missionThe mission of the Prophet, peace be upon himMale first to believeInvitation out loudThe first migration to AbyssiniaIslam Omar bin Al-Khattab, may God be pleased with himEnter the people and the news of the newspaperThe story of the cranesThe second migration to AbyssiniaNewspaper refusalThe year of griefExit to TaifIsra timeHe offered it, peace be upon him, himself to the tribesmigration to the cityBuilding the Prophets MosqueBrotherhood between immigrants and supportersThe news of the call to prayer and the increase in prayerThe emergence of enmity between the Jews and the hypocritesMaghaziQibla conversionThe Great Battle of BadrEvents between Badr and UhudBattle of Uhudyet sunretrograde dayA well of aidBattle of Banu NadirThe Battle of That RiqaBattle of Bani al-MustaliqTrench raidBattle of Banu Qurayzabetween Qurayza and HudaybiyyahHudaybiyah peaceEvents occurred in the sixth yearThe Battle of KhaybarSaraya after KhaybarThe life of the judiciarybetween Umrah and its deathBattle of MutahThe conquest of MeccaSaraya between conquest and nostalgiaHunayn BattleBattle of Taifbetween Hunayn and TabukBattle of Tabukargument of Abu BakrBetween the argument of the friend and the argument of farewellFarewell argumentThe last of the prophetic missionsIndex to the first partSecond destination contentChapter One: In mentioning his honorable names that foretell the perfection of his noble attributes, may God’s prayers and peace be upon himChapter two: In remembrance of his honorable children, peace be upon himChapter Three: In mentioning his pure wives and concubinesChapter Four: On his uncles, aunts, brothers through breastfeeding and his grandmothersChapter Five: On his servants, his guards, his freedmen, and whoever was on his expenses, his ring, his sandal, his toothpick, and whoever authorized him, and whoever struck the necks in his handsChapter Six: On His Emirs, His Messengers, His Books, and His Writings to the People of Islam in Laws and Rulings, and His Correspondences to Kings and Other PeopleChapter VII: On his muezzins, his sermons, his units, and his poetsChapter Eight: On his war machines, may God bless him and grant him peace, such as his shields, bows, girdles, and shieldsChapter Nine: In mentioning his horses, peace be upon him, his vaccination and his animalsChapter Ten: In mentioning the delegation of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, who increased him in virtue and honor with himThird destination contentChapter One: In the perfection of his creation and the beauty of his image, may God bless him and grant him peace, honor and generosityThe second chapter deals with what God Almighty honored him with of pure morals and honored him with satisfactory descriptionsThe third chapter: What his necessity calls for, peace be upon him - The first type: in his life, peace be upon him, in food and drinkThe second type: in his clothes, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and his bedThe third type: in his biography, peace be upon him, in his marriageThe fourth type: in his sleep, peace be upon himThe content of the fourth destinationChapter One: On His Miracles, may God bless him and grant him peaceThe second chapter deals with the miracles that God Most High singled out for him and honored him with them over all the prophets in terms of honors and clear signs.What is specific to him, peace be upon himAnd from what he, may God bless him and grant him peaceAmong his characteristics, peace be upon himCharacteristics of the nation of our master Muhammad, peace be upon himIndex to the second part of the bookFifth destination: Isra and MirajThe stages of the MirajSlitting the chest before the Night Journey and the wisdom behind itAl-Buraq, its shape, its speed, and the wisdom of riding it as a riderMeeting with prophets and angelsThe description of the Miraj and the Prophets, peace be upon himSidrat Al MuntahaSeeing him, may God bless him and grant him peaceobligatory prayerContent of the sixth intent - IntroductionThe first type: in verses that include the glorification of his status, the exaltation of his remembrance, the greatness of his rank, the exaltation of his rank over the prophets, and the honoring of his status, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him.The second type: in God taking the covenant with him on the prophets as a bounty and a favor so that they believe in him if they realize him and that they support him.The third type: in his description of him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, as martyrdom and his testimony to him of the messageThe fourth type: mentioning him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, in the previous books, such as the Torah and the Gospel, that he is the bearer of the message and veneration.The fifth type: in verses that include the Almighty’s oaths for the realization of his message, the confirmation of what He revealed to him of His verses, and the highness of his honorable rank and status.In his oath, the Almighty, for what He singled out for him of the great creation and His love for him from the general bountyIn his oath, the Almighty, for what He bestowed upon him and showed him of His Most High