The Collection of Chapters and Biographies Detailed in the Book of Prophetic Evidence and Understanding the Conditions of the Lawgiver Muhammad ibn Abdullah

This is a thorough exploration of the book which covers the manifest signs of Prophethood and the understanding of the conditions of the best of all creations, Muhammad ibn Abdullah, the Messenger of the Lord of Majesty, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him and his family.

Chapters on the Birth of the Messenger of Allah

These chapters concern the birth of the Messenger of Allah, peace and blessings be upon him, his chronology, and related chapters about the vow of his grandfather, Abdul Muttalib, and the miracles that appeared at the time of his birth, before and after it. It details how Allah dealt with the owners of the elephant in the year he was born. Furthermore, it covers what happened before him from consequential matters, information about the shaking of the palace of Khosrow and the fall of its balconies, the dream of the dishonored ones, and the extinguishing of the fires on the night of his birth.

Chapter on The Prophet's Nursing

This chapter covers the nursing of the Prophet, may Allah's peace and blessings be upon him, his wet nurse, his caretaker, and the signs that appeared in her care.

Chapter on His Names

Chapter on His Nickname

Chapter on the Honor of His Origins and Lineage

Chapter on the Death of His Father and Mother, and His Grandfather

Chapter on His Description from His Horn to His Foot

Notes:
[103] In the (s): It includes.
[104] Not in (s).
[105] In (s): His head.

The Description of the Seal of Prophecy

This discusses the attributes of the Seal of Prophecy.

A Comprehensive Perspective on His Character

Detailed depiction of his character, qualities and intimate virtues.

His Asceticism in Worldly Affairs

Discussion on his ascetic lifestyle; his choice of poverty over wealth; his association with the poor; the generosity he showed to people; and his tireless efforts in serving his Lord.

His Parable and the Prophets Before Him

The parallels between him and the prophets before him, and how he is indeed the last of the prophets.

The Parable of Him and His Followers

Discussion on his parable and the parable of his followers (umma), and the guidance that he brought.

His Description in Torah, Gospel, and Psalms

The description of him as found in the Torah, the Gospel, and the Psalms.

His Image and the Prophets Before Him

Discussion on his physical characteristics and how they compare to the prophets before him.

The Signs Manifest on the Messenger of God

The recounting of miraculous signs that were apparent in the Messenger of God, both before his birth and after his prophethood; and the course of his life until his divine mission as a prophet.

The Incident of the Splitting of His Chest

Discussion on the event when his chest was miraculously split open.

The Predictions of Waraqa bin Naufal

The account of Waraqa bin Naufal's predictions about his future.

The Intercession of Abdul Muttalib

The intercession of Abdul Muttalib on his behalf, his compassion towards him, his will regarding him, and his strong sense of his extraordinary destiny.

The Encounter with the Monk Bahira

The story of his encounter with Bahira, the monk who noticed distinct qualities in him.

Evidence Demonstrating the Promised Prophet

This passage points to him as the promised Prophet in their books. Among these indications is how God Almighty protected him from the impurities of ignorance.

The Construction of Kaaba and Divine Signs Revealed

This section discusses the building of the Kaaba and the divine signs that became evident through him.

Before His Marriage to Khadija and the Miracles that Accompanied Him

It highlights what he used to practice before his marriage to Khadija, then his marriage to her and the miracles that were manifest through him.

Informs The Rabbis and Monks of His Prophethood

This part relates the information the rabbis and monks found in their books regarding his arrival and his truthfulness in his message.

The Conversion of Salman the Persian

The text narrates the story of the conversion to Islam of Salman the Persian, may Allah be pleased with him.

The Narrations of Qus bin Saada Al-Iyadi and Others

This describes the narration of Qus bin Saada Al-Iyadi and others who informed of him. It includes the narration of Zaid bin Amr bin Nufail, and Waraqa bin Naufal, and their informing of him.

The Compilation of Chapters on his Commission

The narrative includes the time of his appointment as a prophet, then mentioning his age at the time of his commission as a prophet. It also covers the month and the day of the revelation, and what appeared at the beginning of the commission and the revelation of the miracles, from the submission of the stones and trees to him. It discusses the first Surah (chapter) that was revealed to him, and the Companions who embraced Islam before others. It also contains the account of the astonishing miracles that appeared to some of them.

The Beginning of Obligations

It then goes on to describe the beginning of duties imposed on him and then on the people, and what he was commanded to convey the message. It talks about the inviolability provided by God to him until the message was delivered. It finally discusses the miracles that were manifest at that time, including the recognition of the polytheists of Quraysh of the miraculous nature of the text in the book of Allah, the Exalted and Majestic.

The Conversion of Abu Dhar al-Ghifari to Islam

We begin with the tale of Abu Dhar al-Ghifari's conversion to Islam.

The Conversion of Hamzah ibn Abd al-Muttalib to Islam

Next, we recount the story of Hamzah ibn 'Abd al-Muttalib's acceptance of Islam.

The Conversion of Umar ibn al-Khattab to Islam

Following that, we narrate the transformation of Umar ibn al-Khattab into a follower of Islam.

The Conversion of Dhamad to Islam

We then chronicle the narrative of Dhamad's conversion to Islam.

The Conversion of the Jinn to Islam

Moving forward, stories of the conversion of Jinn to Islam and the revelations manifested in each conversion are presented.

The Statements of the Soothsayers & The Advent of the Prophet

This is followed by the accounts of real prophesies made by soothsayers and the declaration that these, or most of them, ceased to exist at the advent of our Prophet, peace be upon him. It also includes the informing of the Prophet's jinn companion about the Prophet's arrival, and what was heard from the slaughtered calf at his emergence. Also related are the stories of Suwad ibn Qarib, Mazen al-Ta’i, Khafaf ibn Nadlah, and others.

The Meccan Polytheists' Challenge to the Prophet

We then discuss the event where the Meccan polytheists challenged the Messenger of Allah (peace be upon him) to show them a sign, leading to the miracle of the Moon's splitting.

Their Questions to Prophet in Mecca

Subsequently, we bring up their questions to the Prophet while he was in Mecca.

The Persecution Faced by the Prophet and His Companions

Following this, we detail the hardships faced by the Messenger of Allah and his companions at the hands of the polytheists until their expulsion to the Migration, along with reports affirming His truthfulness and the signs manifested in this regard.

The First and Second Migration to Abyssinia

Lastly, we discuss the first and second migrations to Abyssinia, the revelations that appeared during this period, and the affirmation of Negus and his followers.

Al-Bajali, Sa'd bin Mu'adh, and Sa'd bin Ubadah, and the Caller Heard in Mecca

First Section: The First Pledge of Aqaba

A narration of the first Pledge of 'Aqabah and the pledge of those who attended the season from Ansar on Islam.

Second Section: Mentioning the Second Pledge of Aqaba

The account of the second Pledge of 'Aqabah, and what transpired during the pledge of those from Ansar who were present.

Third Section: The Migration of Some Companions to Medina

An account of the migration of some companions to Medina.

Fourth Section: The Polytheists' Plot Against the Messenger of Allah

A narration on the polytheists' schemes against Allah's Messenger, peace be upon him, and Allah's protection of him.

Fifth Section: The Prophet's Departure with His Companion Abu Bakr

An account of Prophet's departure with his companion Abu Bakr As-Siddiq, may Allah be pleased with him, to the cave and what transpired during that period.

Sixth Section: In Pursuit of Suraqah bin Malik bin Ju'shum

A story about the pursuit of Suraqah bin Malik bin Ju'shum and the evidences of prophethood that emerged from it.

Seventh Section: Encountering the Tent of Umm Ma'bad

The narration of his encounter with the tent of Umm Ma'bad and the evidences that emerged from this event, and other details about his migration to Medina.

Eighth Section: Reception by His Companions in Medina

Details about those who received him among his companions.

Ninth Section: The Ansar, His Arrival in Medina, His Descend, and the Joy of the Muslims

A narration concerning the Ansar, his arrival in Medina, his descend there, the joy of the Muslims at his arrival, the visible signs at his descend, and the appearance of miracles of the Quran regarding his condition.

Tenth Section: His Sermon in Medina

A segment on the Prophet's sermon in Medina.

Eleventh Section: The Entry of Abdullah bin Salam into Islam

The account of Abdullah bin Salam's entry into Islam, his followers also accepting Islam, and their testimony that he was the Prophet who they had found written about in the Torah.

His Marriage to Hafsa bint Umar

This section discusses Prophet Muhammad's marriage to Hafsa, daughter of Umar.

Marriage to Zainab bint Khuzaima and Arranging his Daughter's Wedding

Continuing, we discuss the Prophet’s marriage to Zainab bint Khuzaima, as well as to Umm Kulthum, who married Uthman after the death of her sister Ruqayyah.

Marriage of Fatima to Ali

Then the focus is on his daughter, Fatima's marriage to Ali. May Allah be pleased with them.

From the Battle of Badr to Banu Sulaym

This is about his journey from the battle of Badr and his return to the Banu Sulaym tribe.

The Battle of Dhat al-Suwayq

It transitions into an account of the Battle of Dhat al-Suwayq.

The Battle of Ghatafan

Next is the Battle of Ghatafan and the prophecies made evident in it.

The Battle of Dhi Qarad

Followed by a discussion on the Battle of Dhi Qarad.

The Battles of Quraysh and Banu Sulaym

This segment discusses the battles against Quraysh and Banu Sulaym.

The Battle of Banu Qaynuqa'

The text then discusses the Battle of Banu Qaynuqa'.

The Battle of Banu Nadir

A detailed account of the Battle of Banu Nadir, including arguments that it took place before the Battle of Uhud and the prophecies made evident in it.

The Killing of Ka'b Ibn Al-Ashraf

A discussion of the events leading to the killing of Ka'b ibn Al-Ashraf, and Allah's protection from his harm.

The Battle of Uhud

The first passage contains a discussion of the Battle of Uhud which is divided into several sections. Evidences of prophecy, seen in the martyrs and others, are highlighted.

The Expedition to Hamra al-Asad

The narrative continues with his expedition to Hamra al-Asad.

The March of Abu Salama

A description of Abu Salama's expedition follows.

The Battle of Ar-Raji'

The text then presents the Battle of al-Raji' along with the evidences of prophecy observed.

The March of 'Amr ibn 'Umayya

Subsequently, there is an account of 'Amr ibn 'Umayya's expedition.

The Battle of Bi'r Ma'una

This is followed by the Battle of Bi'r Ma'una.

The Battle of Banu Nadir Again

The Battle of Banu Nadir is discussed again with further evidence of prophecy.

The Invitation to Islam of 'Amr ibn Sa'ada the Jew

The text then covers 'Amr ibn Sa'ada the Jew's invitation to Islam, his confession, and the Jews who followed him acknowledging the prophecy of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, in the Torah.

The Battle of Banu Lihyan

Finally, the text concludes with the Battle of Banu Lihyan.

Remembrance of the Operations after that

Then, in the campaign of Mu'tah and being informed of their outcome before they reached him. These instances exemplify the Prophet Muhammad's divine insight, peace and blessings be upon him.

The Prophet's Letters to the Rulers

Then, in Prophet Muhammad's (Peace Be Upon Him) letters to the powerful rulers of the world, calling them towards God, the Almighty. This includes his letter to Caesar, containing proofs of his prophethood, and his letter to Kisra (Persian Emperor) with warnings of his downfall and the eventual opening of his treasuries.

This also includes his letter to Al-Muqawqis (Ruler of Egypt), another testament of his prophetic mission.

The Expeditions

Then, in the Battle of Dhat al-Salasil, and the expedition lead by Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah, reflections of strategic warfare.

Then, in his announcement of the death of the Najashi (Abyssinian Emperor) to the people, an example of the Prophet's global relations.

The Conquest of Mecca

Furthermore, in the chapter of the Conquest of Mecca, which includes several significant events such as God's affirmation of his Messenger and the account of Islam of Abu Quhafa, the father of Abu Bakr.

The story of Safwan ibn Umayyah and Ikrimah ibn Abi Jahl, and the conversion of those who embraced Islam during the Conquest, are also worth noting. Then, in the mission of Khalid ibn al-Walid to Bani Jadhimah, showing leadership and diplomacy.'

The Battle of Hunayn

In the episode of Battle of Hunayn, manifest evidences of Prophethood and signs of truthfulness were revealed upon the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him. Then, in his journey to Ta'if, a remarkable military expedition.

Then, on his return to Al-Ji'ranah and his distribution of spoils of war, showcasing his fairness and justice.

The Hawazin Delegation

Then, the arrival of the Hawazin delegation and the occurrences of that event. Furthermore, in his ritual declaration of Unity of God from Al-Ji'ranah, a phase of spiritual significance.

The Arrival of Ka'b Ibn Zuhayr to the Prophet, PBUH, After His Return to Medina:

The Chapter of the Tabuk Expedition: This chapter comprises several sub-chapters, including:

• The evidence of the Prophet's, PBUH, prophecy revealed during this expedition.
• The Prophet, PBUH, dispatching Khalid Ibn Al-Walid to Ukaydir Dumat Al-Jandal.
• The Prophet's, PBUH, return from Tabuk, safeguarded by God from the schemes of the hypocrites.
• His public reception and the events at Masjid Al-Darar, along with his views on those who stayed behind.

It also covers Ka'b Ibn Malik's story and the repentance of his friends, as God forgave them. It then addresses Abdullah Ibn Ubay's sickness, a hypocrite, and the story of Tha'laba Ibn Hatib.

The Chapter on the Hajj of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq:

Ali recited the initial verses of the Surah At-Tawbah (Repentance) during the Hajj pilgrimage.

The Chapter on the Arrival of the Delegation of Thaqif:

These people were the residents of Ta'if.

The Chapter on The Arab Delegations Visiting the Prophet, PBUH:

Followed by the conversion of people en masse to Islam and the Prophet, PBUH, appointing his governors in different regions. Afterwards, the arrival of Hamah Ibn Haymah Ibn Laqis Ibn Iblis to the Prophet, PBUH, and his conversion to Islam.

The Chapter on Elias:

This includes the story related to Elias and what Jesus, son of Mary, peace be upon them, advised.

The Chapter on the Death of Ibrahim, son of the Prophet, PBUH:

The Chapter of the Farewell Hajj:

The Prophetic signs

The signs include pebbles praising God in His palm and the palms of some of His companions, and the yearning of tree trunks towards Him. Then, in every path He walked, the existence of a beautiful fragrance could be noticed. Beyond this, trees and stones would prostrate in His presence. It also includes the assurance of the threshold of the door and the walls of the house during His prayers.

Another miraculous sign was His ability to see His companions from behind His back. There was also a bright light that appeared for His grandsons and the illumination of His disciples' staff and fingers in the pitch-dark night. The above are just a few examples of the many miraculous signs.

In addition to these, there were His prayers that were always answered, whether they were prayers for food, drink, or healing. His invocations encompassed many things and God, The Most High, responded to all of them, displaying His blessings in everything He prayed for. Numerous such incidents are documented and would require lengthy details due to their abundance.

The Prophet's prayers and predictions

His prayers against those who wronged him, including the disbelievers, were also answered. Moreover, there were instances of discussions with Jews and others, their inquiry about his conditions and attributes, and those among them who accepted Islam.

The Prophet, blessings and peace be upon him, informed us about events that occurred before any human news of them could reach him. He also prophesied events that would take place after his lifetime, all of which God, The Most High, confirmed. Some of these prophecies were fulfilled during his lifetime, some during the time of his caliphs, and some were manifested much later.

Visions of Our Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

Furthermore, there were those who dreamt witnessing signs of the prophecy of our Prophet Muhammad, blessings and peace be upon him, or...