The Life of The Last Prophet

by Yusuf Islam

This is the book that corresponds with the spoken-word, audio production - the first official release by Yusuf Islam since his departure from the music business in 1978. It is the biography of Prophet Muhammad's life and a remarkable product which does more than educate; it draws the listener into the story through Yusuf Islam's wonderful voice and the latest sound-effect technology. It includes many exquisite photographs. The audio products are available seperately. Ages 10 to Adult.

Genres: Religion, Islam

65 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1995

About the author

British singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, humanitarian and education philanthropist. He is a prominent convert to Islam.

Stevens converted to Islam and adopted the name Yusuf Islam the following year. He is to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2014

Reviews

[Sotiris Makrygiannis]

Now at the end I noticed that this book is from Cat Steven (a Greek that converted to Islam). Nevertheless this book is a good introduction to the 5 pillars of Islam and the life of the Last Prophet.
I dont know if I should make my observations public for now before reading a bit more but the music included to the audio CD is fantastic form of superior art, I guess Cat Steven did his contribution here. The verses from Quran as well are mystical and magnetizing.

[amal]

Super easy to follow, I feel like I was always scared to start religious books Cus I was intimidated but this was a good one to start w it 👍🏼

[Ahmed Therwi]

كتيب رائع جداً .. يكفي أنه يتكلم عن حياة الرسول صلى الله عليه وسلم

[Farzana Wasim]

I've read this many times. Inspiring book about the Prophet Muhammad SAW.

[Vlad]

Perfume should be a good scent so its not like a saddaqah as perfume is a sunna if its for other people.

Wear proper clothing no jeans or t shirts.

Do not speak when someone else is speaking, or the teacher is speaking.

You should love prophet Mohamed PBUH more than yourself

You need to habit you're worship, as so with praying lewrning the Qoran.

There is no Rule to eat on the floor but prophet Mohamed PBUH eat on the floor, he redused also to eat watermelon.

Woman make their woman short wich isn't like it used to be as so

The Rabbi and the Pope back in the time didnt saw mistakes so the jews honored him

Khadija ia the first wife of Mohamed
Aisha also a wife the daughter of Abu Bakr

Battle of Mecca outnumbered 3:1 against the Muslims where they won.
The prisoners of war were treatened humanly.

[Fatima]

What an excellent and refreshing revisit to the Prophetic seerah. This short, concise, and beautifully engaging booklet is easy to read, well-written, well-referenced, relevant, accessible to adults and children alike, and offers succinct insight into the biography of god's last messenger to mankind. Definitely leaves you wanting more, so can be read as a stepping stone for reading more detailed seerah books. A must-have for every Muslim household.

[Fresenbet G.Y Adhanom]

I applaud Yusuf Islam. He did a good job.

This is a very short introduction to the life of Mohammed, believed to be the last prophet by Muslims. Although it doesn't go beyond the very basics, it is told in a very compelling manner. We learn how Mohammed was raised, how his life of prophethood went and how he passed away. I recommend it for anyone who wishes to learn about the prophet but lacks the time to devote to the more comprehensive biographies.

[Abdul Rehman]

Amazing b

[Saarah Chaudhri-Ismail]

Easy to read and to the point. Great for new Muslims and those wanting to learn about the religion and who the Prophet was as a person

[Mohammad Labid Hossain]

অসাধারণ আমার যদি সময় থাকতো এটা অনুবাদ করে ফেলতাম

[AyLin]

The Prophet (ﷺ), was asked: “Who are the best type of people?” He replied: “A person who is truthful in his speech and Makhmoom in his heart.” People asked: “We know what is truthful speech, but what is a Makhmoom heart?” The Prophet (ﷺ), responded saying: “It is a pure pious heart that does not have envy, evil or spite.”
[Ibn Maajah]

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