Muhammad: His Life Based on the Earliest Sources

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Qur'an allows concubines if the female consents. Qur'an tells​ (!!!)​ Muhammad to go to mariyah (and have sex with her), the enslaved girl, and​ then​ rebuffs his wives for being jealous and so on (p 277). Surely Allah has got a lot of time on his hands since he can devote a verse of the Quran to tell Muhammad to go have sex with his slave

Review by Dr Asma Afsaruddin, Indiana University. Quoted by Reza Shah-Kazemi in "A Truly Holy Soul", Q-News no. 363, June 2005 [ permanent dead link]. Indeed, he is the best among the best for the whole humanity and the most kind-hearted. His kindness is not only for humanity but for birds, animals and even for the entire creatures of God as well.Buku terjemahan @bukuibde ini memiliki kurang lebih 500m/s kesemuanya mencakupi 85 bab titik penting dalam kehidupan baginda. Bab-bab awal memberi pendedahan mengenai kisah Nabi Ibrahim, pembinaan kaabah dan bagaimana ia berhubungkait dengan Nabi Muhammad SAW kelak. Diikuti dengan kelahiran baginda, wahyu pertama, hijrah, perang Badar, Uhud, Khandaq, Khaibar, Hunain, Tabuk, dan banyak lagi. Menariknya, pembaca akan lebih faham asbab penurunan sesetengah ayat al-quran kerana ia dimuatkan mengikut kronologi dan konteks sesebuah kisah. Selain itu, kita juga akan lebih memahami pensyariatan dan keringanan sesuatu perkara contohnya syariat azan, bagaimana tayammum bermula, solat duduk, solat dalam perang, berbuka puasa dalam perjalanan dan banyak lagi. Abd al- Muttalib vows to sacrifice one of ten sons. Sacrifices camels instead. Abolishes human sacrifice? Did he really need to think whether he needed to murder his sons or the camels? God couldn't have told him no? (P 12-14) Kisah Nabi Muhammad SAW dari Martin lings ini paling enak dibaca diantara buku-buku sejenis lainnya. My experience with books on Seerah in English is that, for all the benefit they provide and the importance they may have, they are sometimes hard to follow and cumbersome to read. Thou fastest every day,” said the Prophet, “and keepest vigil every night in prayer.” “Yea, that indeed I do,” said ‘Uthman, for he had heard him speak again and again of the merits of fasting and of night prayer. “Do not so,” said the Prophet, “for verily thine eyes have their rights over thee, and thy body hath its rights, and thy family have their rights. So pray, and sleep, and fast, and break fast.”

Kisah-kisahnya mungkin sudah banyak diceritakan tapi di sini lebih terstruktur dan komprehensif, kita bisa mengetahui awal dan sebab turunnya suatu ayat, juga diperkenalkan dengan karakter suku-suku di Arab terutama suku Quraish. Mustafaa al Kanadee, Aboo Bilaal. "Perinnialist Poison in Martin Lings' Biography of the Prophet: A Discussion with Martin Lings" (PDF). Fandango. Archived from the original (PDF) on 10 May 2013 . Retrieved 4 July 2013. The Secret of Shakespeare: His Greatest Plays seen in the Light of Sacred Art (1998), Quinta Essentia, distributed by Archetype, (hb), ISBN 1-870196-15-5 Lings uses a more archaic style of English to depict conversations and translations of the Qur'an, which helps slows down the rapid flow of the narration. The focus in the book is less about the teachings of Islam and more about Muhammad. [3] 1991 edition [ edit ]Lings’ thoroughly confused attempt at forcing those of the right, the righteous, the slaves of God and the foremost into his own special concept of a spiritual hierarchy (LXXXI, 329, 2) stems from a similar penchant for speculative originality in disregard of qualified sources.