The Prophetic Biography with a Contemporary Vision

About this book

In an age where waves of ideas clash and mental images of identity and message intertwine, this book comes to redraw the features of the Prophetic biography not merely as dry historical events, but as a living ethical system overflowing with answers to the questions of the age. In a rigorous literary style and a warm human spirit, Dr. Mahmoud Fouda sails with us on a journey beginning in the heart of the desert, where "the virgin land" God chose to be the cradle of the greatest change humanity has known, reaching those decisive moments that changed the face of history. Between the covers of this work, you will find no mere narration of the raids, but strategic foresight in the Prophet's letters to kings, a living embodiment of "the jurisprudence of coexistence" in dealing with the other, and consolidation of the concept of justice that reached its utmost when revelation sided with right even if the opponent was "a Jew" against "a Muslim." The author dives into the depths of the sixth century AD, describing the moral decline governing the world, to highlight how the dawn of the Muhammadan era.