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Dajjal The False Messiah By Imam Ibn Katheer
Verified and Annotated By Abu Muhammad Isaam Ibn Mar'ie
Paperback 61 Pages
Al Firdous Ltd, London
This book
describes the Dajjal and his coming using authentic ahadith and also his
destruction at the hands of the Prophet Isa.
Ibn
Kathir
He was
Emaad Ed-Deen Isma'eel Ibn 'Umar Ibn ibn Katheer , originally from
Busra (Syria) – and raised in Damascus. He followed the Shafi`ee
school of thought. Ibn Kathir was born in the year 700 AH or little
later in an area called Majdal, near Busra, west of Damascus. His
father died when he was only four years old and was taken in by his
brother and moved to Damascus in 706. Here, he learned from great
scholars such as Ibn Asakir, Ishaq ibn Yahya al-Amudi and the great
Ibn Taymiyyah who was extremely close to him. He also studied under
various other sheikhs who gave him permission in fiqh and Hadith. He
made many academic contributions to Islamic sciences.
He made many academic
contributions to Islamic sciences. The following are amongst his most prominent:
Tafseer of the Qur’an, Al-Bidayah
wan-Nihayah: a history of Muslims from Adam until Ibn Kathir’s time,
At-Takmeel: a book on the science
of Asmaaul Rijal (profiles of transmitters of Hadith), Jami`ul Masaneed: a book
that collects the Hadith from ten major books of Hadith, , The
classes of Shafi`ee scholars: a list of scholars following the Imam, Extraction
of the traditions of Tanbeeh (a Shafi`ee book of jurisprudence), The commentary
on al-Bukhari (which he did not finish), The
book of laws (again, he did not complete it), The summary to the science of
Hadith; a synopsis to the introduction of Ibn Saah’s work, Extraction of the
traditions to the summary of Ibn Hajib, Musnad of the two sheikhs (Abu Bakr and
Umar), Biography of the Prophet, sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam, The epistle of
Jihad.
Many
of These have been translated into the English Language (Even though some are
Abrdged Translations), <Click Here to see a list of Translations Currently
available at Kitaabun>
Al-Hafiz Ibn hajar Al-Asqalani
said,”Ibn Kathir lost his sight just before his life ended. He died in
Damascus in 774A.H. May Allah grant him Mercy and make him amongst the residents
of Jannah (Heavenly Garden) .
For a Detailed Biography please visit the web
page.
The Signs Before The Day of Judgment
Based on IBN KATHEER's
'Al-Bidaayah wa'l-Nihaayah' (The Beginning and the End).
Translated by Huda Khattab
Paperback 96 Pages,
Published by Dar Al Taqwa Ltd, London UK
Read an
Excerpt Chapter 21 - The Appearance of Gog and Magog
The work is based entirely
Upon authentic texts. The Blessed Prophet Muhammad (S) described the
condition in which people would live in future times. Some of the
developments foretold by the Prophet (S) have already come to pass such as
the construction of high-rise buildings in the Middle East. also the
frequent break up of family ties and the almost universal presence of
usury.
This book presents material of vital importance in a clear English
translation.
Ibn
Kathir
He was
Emaad Ed-Deen Isma'eel Ibn 'Umar Ibn ibn Katheer , originally from
Busra (Syria) – and raised in Damascus. He followed the Shafi`ee
school of thought. Ibn Kathir was born in the year 700 AH or little
later in an area called Majdal, near Busra, west of Damascus. His
father died when he was only four years old and was taken in by his
brother and moved to Damascus in 706. Here, he learned from great
scholars such as Ibn Asakir, Ishaq ibn Yahya al-Amudi and the great
Ibn Taymiyyah who was extremely close to him. He also studied under
various other sheikhs who gave him permission in fiqh and Hadith. He
made many academic contributions to Islamic sciences.
He made many academic
contributions to Islamic sciences. The following are amongst his most prominent:
Tafseer of the Qur’an, Al-Bidayah
wan-Nihayah: a history of Muslims from Adam until Ibn Kathir’s time,
At-Takmeel: a book on the science
of Asmaaul Rijal (profiles of transmitters of Hadith), Jami`ul Masaneed: a book
that collects the Hadith from ten major books of Hadith, , The
classes of Shafi`ee scholars: a list of scholars following the Imam, Extraction
of the traditions of Tanbeeh (a Shafi`ee book of jurisprudence), The commentary
on al-Bukhari (which he did not finish), The
book of laws (again, he did not complete it), The summary to the science of
Hadith; a synopsis to the introduction of Ibn Saah’s work, Extraction of the
traditions to the summary of Ibn Hajib, Musnad of the two sheikhs (Abu Bakr and
Umar), Biography of the Prophet, sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam, The epistle of
Jihad.
Many
of These have been translated into the English Language (Even though some are
Abrdged Translations), <Click Here to see a list of Translations Currently
available at Kitaabun>
Al-Hafiz Ibn hajar Al-Asqalani
said,”Ibn Kathir lost his sight just before his life ended. He died in
Damascus in 774A.H. May Allah grant him Mercy and make him amongst the residents
of Jannah (Heavenly Garden) .
For a Detailed Biography please visit the web
page.
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Stories of
the Prophets
Qasas al Ambiyah of Ibn Kathir
Translated by Sheikh Muhammad Mustafa Gemiah
Edited by Aelfwine Acelas Mischler
Office of the Grand imam Sheikh Al-Azhar
Originally Published in Egypt, this Print Published In India
Hard Back , 444 Pages
Translated
by Sheikh Muhammad Mustafa Gemeiah. This classical work by the great scholar Ibn
Kathir shares detailed information about the lives of the twenty-five Prophets
mentioned by name in the Qur’an. Based on Islamic sources, the stories
inclusively present whatever is known about these blessed individuals: the
circumstances of their spreading the message, the nations where they lived, how
they were treated, their unique trials and the results of their teaching. As one
reads through the accounts, Allah’s reasons for sending the Prophets are
unveiled. The distinct style of writing makes it easy for both adults and
children to understand and makes a valuable addition to a Muslim family library
He was Hafidh Abul Fida Ismail ibn Abi Hafs
Shihabuddin Omar ibn Kathir ibn Daw ibn Kathir in Zar` the Quraishite –
originally from Busra (Syria) – and raised in Damascus. He followed the
Shafi`ee school of thought. Ibn Kathir was born in the year 701 AH in an area
called Majdal, near Busra, west of Damascus. His father died when he was only
four years old and was taken in by his brother and moved to Damascus in 706.
Here, he learned from great scholars such as Ibn Asakir, Ishaq ibn Yahya al-Amudi
and the great Ibn Taymiyyah who was extremely close to him. He also studied
under various other sheikhs who gave him permission in fiqh and Hadith. He made
many academic contributions to Islamic sciences.
Al-Hafiz Ibn hajar Al-Asqalani said,”Ibn
Kathir lost his sight just before his life ended. He died in Damascus in 774A.H.
May Allah grant him Mercy and make him amongst the residents of Jannah (Heavenly
Garden)
Stories
of the Prophets
QISAASUL ANBIYAA
Imaam abi Al-Fidaa Isma'il bin Kathir
Hard Back, 417 Pages
Published In Inida
Ref: 143d Price £6.99
"definitions and traditions of Qissasul
Anbiyaa's book compiled by Imam Abi Al-Fidaa Isma'il bin Kathir
(701-774 ) the famous historiographer and compilers of Al-Bidaya wa
Al-Nihaya's book, which I read and extracted the available traditions that
there reference have been printed and I adjusted its text by depending on
the the two books of At-Tabari (History of At-Tabari and Comentary of At-Tabari),
and I used the book (Tarikh Dimashq Al-Kabir) compiled by Ibn Asakir and
revised by Ash-Shaikh Abdul Qadir Badra and interpreted by Abdullah bin
Salam Al-Fazazi, while tradition books I used the available ones to the
reader and researchers." Taken from the Preface |
Stories of the
Prophets
by: Imam Imaduddin Abul-Fida Ismail Ibn Kathir Ad-Damishqi
(700 -774 H)
Translated by: Rafiq Abdur Rehmah
Published Darul Ishat
Including Appendix Life of Mohammad
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