Sirat Ibn Hisham
السيرة النبوية لابن هشام
The most famous and widely relied upon biography of the Prophet Muhammad. Ibn Hisham edited and annotated the earlier Sirah of Ibn Ishaq, removing unreliable material and adding linguistic and historical notes. This work is the primary source for virtually every later seerah writer and preserves the earliest connected narrative of the Prophet's life from birth to death.
Table of Contents
INTRO Introduction 1 Introduction to Ibn Hisham and His Editing of Ibn Ishaq's Sirah 2 The Prophet's Lineage and Early Mecca 3 The Revelation and Early Islam in Mecca 4 The Migration to Ethiopia and the Hijra to Madinah 5 The Madinan Period: Brotherhood, Constitution, and Early Battles 6 The Conquest of Mecca and the Final Years 7 The Farewell Pilgrimage and the Prophet's Final Address 8 The Death of the Prophet and the Sirah's Enduring Legacy
Details
- Category
- Seerah
- Subject
- seerah
- Original Language
- ar
- Available In
- ar en
- Written
- 218h (833 CE)
- Author Died
- 218h
- Volumes
- 4