হযরত মুহাম্মদ (সাঃ) এর জীবনী

Life History of Prophet Muhammad SAW - Nobir Jiboni

Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was the epitome of ideals. His life contains the best philosophy (nobijir jiboni) for world humanity. His whole life (nobijir jiboni) was resplendent with similar characteristics. Among all the prophets and great men sent by God to the world, Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH) is the only person whose every detail of his life is included in history. Hazrat Muhammad (pbuh) was loved by all as a prophet, loving as a husband, loving as a father and faithful as a friend. In addition, he was a successful idealist businessman, a visionary reformer, a brave warrior, a skilled general, an impartial judge, a great politician and possessed of unparalleled virtues. In all respects he performed his duties with integrity, individuality and splendid success. He has made appropriate reforms in all areas. Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) has achieved a unique combination of all kinds of great qualities of human character. All the prophets and great men who came to the world were successful in some particular field. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) was a great man with a unique record in world history.

Ar Raheekul Makhtum is one of the Arabic language books in modern times. Allama Safiur Rahman Mubarakpuri's (d. 2006) Arabic book 'Ar Raheekul Makhtum' won the first place among 1187 manuscripts in the first Open Sirat Book Competition organized by Alam Al Islami in Rabeta in 1979. It can be called a compendium of the vast collection of Sirat.

Our "Biography of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)" (nobijir jiboni) app is from Ar-Raheequl Makhtoom book written by 'Allama Safiur Rahman Mubarakpuri (RA)'. The story of the writing of this book (nobijir kahini) is- In the year 1396 Hijri Rabetay organized a book writing competition on Islamic Siratunnabi. Many writers from different countries participated with interest in this competition worldwide. Out of 1182 manuscripts, the book 'Ar Raheekul Makhtum' was awarded a rare honor by being awarded the first prize. And the achievement of this rare honour, all the praise of unprecedented popularity, is due only to him on whose ideal this book is composed.

The true value of the literary work lies in its form, beauty, sweetness, elegance, fluency and relevance. The beautiful and fluent presentation of the book 'Ar Raheekul Makhtum' and the charming power of the author has made a place in the hearts of billions of people in the world. Keeping the reader in mind, the author did not make the book unusually long, nor did he make it too short. But it is also a complete book of Sirat.

In writing the book, the author has described a series of historical events and in describing them, he has arranged them sequentially with different chapter titles. In cases where there are differences in the various texts, the author has mentioned what he thinks is correct after reviewing everything. In cases where the arguments of the dissenters did not seem correct to the author, he indicated the arguments. Again, the author cites numerous book names and page numbers as sources of information.

At the beginning of the book, the author mentions the various conditions and situations that existed in the world before the advent of the Prophet. By depicting the geographical identity of Arabia, the position of various nations at that time, Arab leadership and governance, the religious beliefs and doctrines of Arabs, the characteristic, economic and social conditions of Jahili society, the author has beautifully illustrated the importance and significance of the advent of the Prophet in this world. Then an impeccable presentation of the holy and struggling life of the Prophet brought the book to life.

Starting from the description of various strategies and stages of the call of the Prophet, various battles including Badr, Ohud, conquest of Mecca, farewell Hajj, death of the Prophet, after the description of all the historical events, the introduction of the family of the Prophet, the description of the characteristics and physical beauty of the Prophet in an exceptional presentation. The author concludes the book with