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Aswa-e-Husna
This book "Aswa-e-Husna" is basically a detailed essay written by Professor Hameed Ahmad khan during his student life. It is a very informative and well researched writing about the life and personality of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad SAWW, mainly discussing about the pre-Islamic period, its ignorance, the invitation to Islam by the Prophet and the post Islamic period written eloquently in a very authentic manner with references from the Holy Qur'an. The author explains in simple words that the duty of the Prophet (peace be upon him) was only to convey the message, and nothing more was required from him.He had not only to convey the message but also to act upon it and to explain it. But all that was for the specified period, and after his death, the Qur’an is sufficient to guide humanity.No doubt he had to convey the divine message, but it was also his duty to act upon it and to explain it to the people. His actions and explanations are a source of guidance forever. His sayings, actions, practices, and explanations are a source of light for every Muslim of every age.
Published By:
Professor Hameed Ahmad khan
Published Date:
June 15, 2026
Pages:
96
Subjects:
Prophet Muhammad(PBUH)
Available Format:
(8.62)
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Description
This book "Aswa-e-Husna" is basically a detailed essay written by Professor Hameed Ahmad khan during his student life. It is a very informative and well researched writing about the life and personality of the Holy Prophet Hazrat Muhammad SAWW, mainly discussing about the pre-Islamic period, its ignorance, the invitation to Islam by the Prophet and the post Islamic period written eloquently in a very authentic manner with references from the Holy Qur'an. The author explains in simple words that the duty of the Prophet (peace be upon him) was only to convey the message, and nothing more was required from him.He had not only to convey the message but also to act upon it and to explain it. But all that was for the specified period, and after his death, the Qur’an is sufficient to guide humanity.No doubt he had to convey the divine message, but it was also his duty to act upon it and to explain it to the people. His actions and explanations are a source of guidance forever. His sayings, actions, practices, and explanations are a source of light for every Muslim of every age.
