Table of Contents

Copyright

About the Author

Foreword

Arabia at the Time of the Prophet's Birth

Holy Prophet's Marriage with Khadija

The Prophet Receives His First Revelation

First Converts

The Faithful Persecuted

The Message of Islam

Emigration to Abyssinia

Umar Accepts Islam

Persecution Intensifies

The Prophet Goes to Ta'if

Islam Spreads to Medina

First Pledge of 'Aqaba

The Hijra

Suraqa Pursues the Prophet

The Prophet Arrives at Medina

Abu Ayyub Ansari as Prophet's Host

Life Unsafe at Medina

Pact Between Various Tribes of Medina

Meccans Preparing to Attack Medina

Battle of Badr

A Great Prophecy Fulfilled

Battle of Uhud

Victory Converted Into Defeat

Rumour of Prophet's Death Reaches Medina

Encounter With Banu Mustaliq

Battle of the Ditch

Fight Against Heavy Odds

Treachery of Banu Quraiza

The Confederates Disperse

Banu Quraiza Punished

Sa'd's Award In Harmony With the Bible

Did the Prophet Seek to Continue Warfare?

Teachings of Judaism and Christianity About War

The Qur'an on War and Peace

The Prophet's Precepts About War

Sporadic Attacks By Disbelievers

The Prophet Leaves For Mecca With One Thousand Five Hundred Companions

Treaty of Hudaibiya

Prophet's Letters to Various Kings

Letter to the King of Iran

The Letter to the Negus

Letter to the Ruler of Egypt

Letter to Chief of Bahrain

Fall of Khaibar

The Prophet's Vision Fulfilled

Battle of Mauta

The Prophet Marches on Mecca with Ten Thousand Followers

Fall of Mecca

The Prophet Enters Mecca

Ka'ba Cleared of Idols

The Prophet Forgives His Enemies

Ikrima Becomes Muslim

Battle of Hunain

The Prophet of God Calls You

A Sworn Enemy Becomes A Devoted Follower

The Prophet Distributes Booty

Machinations of Abu Amir

The Expedition of Tabuk

The Last Pilgrimage

The Prophet Gives Hints of His Death

Last Days of the Prophet

The Prophet Passes Away

The Prophet's Personality and Character

The Prophet's Purity of Mind and Cleanliness of Body

The Prophet's Simple Life

Relationship With God

Disapproval of Penance

Attitude towards His Wives

High Moral Qualities

His Self-Control

Justice and Fair Dealing

Regard for the Poor

Safe-Guarding the Interests of the Poor

Treatment of Slaves

Treatment of Women

Attitude towards the Dead

Treatment of Neighbours

Treatment of Relatives

Keeping Good Company

Safeguarding People's Faith

Overlooking Faults of Others

Patience in Adversity

Mutual Cooperation

Truthfulness

Inquisitiveness

Frank and Straightforward Dealing

Pessimism

Cruelty to Animals

Tolerance in Religious Matters

Bravery

Consideration towards the Uncultured

The Fulfilling of Covenants

Deference towards Servants of Humanity

Life of the Prophet an Open Book