CONTENTS
Arabia At the Time of the Prophet'sSa Birth;
Holy Prophet'sSa Marriage With Khadljara;
The Propheea Receives His First Revelation;
First Converts;
The Faithful Persecuted;
The Message of Islam;
Emigration to Abyssinia;
'Umar~ra Accepts Islam;
Persecution Intensifies;
The Propheea Goes to Ta'if
Islam Spreads to Medina;
First Pledge of 'Aqaba;
The Hijra
Suraqara Pursues the Prophet;
The Propheea Arrives At Medina;
Abti Ayytib An~iirIra As Prophet'sSa Host;
Life Unsafe At Medina;
Pact Between Various Tribes of Medina;
Meccans Preparing to Attack Medina;
Battle of Badr;
A Great Prophecy Fulfilled;
Battle ofUl;1ud;
Victory Converted Into Defeat;
Rumour of Prophet'sSa Death Reaches Medina;
Encounter With Banu Mustaliq;
Battle of the Ditch;
Fight Against Heavy Odds;
Treachery of Banu Quraiza
The Confederates Disperse;
Banti Qurai?a Punished;
Sa'd'sra Award In Harmony With the Bible;
Did the Propheea Seek to Continue Warfare?;
Teachings of Judaism And Christianity About War;
The Qur'an On War And Peace;
The Prophet'sSa Precepts About War;
Sporadic Attacks By Disbelievers;
The Propheea Leaves For Mecca With One Thousand Five
Hundred Companions;
Treaty of l:Judaibi ya;
Prophet'sSa Letters to Various Kings;
Letter to the King of Iran;
The Letter to the Negus;
Letter to the Ruler of Egypt;
Letter to Chief of Bahrain;
Fall of Khaibar;
The Prophet'sSa Vision Fulfilled;
Battle of Mauta;
The Propheea Marches On Mecca With Ten Thousand Followers;
Fall of Mecca;
The Propheea Enters Mecca;
Ka 'Ba Cleared of Idols;
The Prophetsa Forgives His Enemies;
'Ikrimara Becomes Muslim;
Battle of Hunain
“The Propheea of God Calls You”
A Sworn Enemy Becomes A Devoted Follower;
The Propheea Distributes Booty;
Machinations of Abu 'Amir;
The Expedition of Tabuk;
The Last Pilgrimage;
The Propheea Gives Hints of His Death;
Last Days of the Propheea;
The Propheea Passes Away;
The Prophet'sSa Personality And Character;
The Prophet'sSa Purity of Mind And Cleanliness of Body ;
The Prophet'sSa Simple Life;
Relationship With God;
Disapproval of Penance;
Attitude towards His Wives;
High Moral Qualities;
His Self-Control;
Justice And Fair Dealing;
Regard For the Poor;
Safe-Guarding the Interests of the Poor;
Treatment of Slaves;
Treatment of Women;
Attitude towards the Dead;
Treatment of Neighbours;
Treatment of Relatives;
Keeping Good Company;
Safeguarding People's Faith;
Overlooking Faults of Others;
Patience in Adversity;
Mutual Cooperation;
Truthfulness;
Inquisitiveness;
Frank and Straightforward Dealing;
Pessimism;
Cruelty to Animals;
Tolerance in Religious Matters;
Bravery;
Consideration towards the Uncultured;
The Fulfilling of Covenants;
Deference towards Servants of Humanity;
Life of the Propheta An Open Book;
Index of Subject Matter;
Index of Names
Index of Places .