Pre-Islamic Conditions in Yathrib (The Cuddly Bedtime Story Collection) (English Edition) [Kindle-editie] beoordelingen het boek quotes

Pre-Islamic Conditions in YathribThe Cuddly Bedtime Story CollectionTHE JOURNEY OF A LIFETIME WITH PROPHET MUHAMMAD THE PROPHET OF ALLAHPreface for Parents and Educators at the endPlease do us a favor “Fi Sabeelillah”, tell your friends about our production and also write a nice review in kindle under the title you have, don’t forget we have over 350 titles for you enjoy we have only several sales so far and we are underfunded due to no help from GOV nor private ORGs.Contains:Tufayl from YemenSwaid, Samit’s son Embraces IslamPre-Islamic Conditions in YathribThe FeudTufayl from YemenTufayl was the son of Amr Ad-Dausi who resided a little outside Yemen in southern Arabia; he was a poet of high renown and as such had earned great respect from not only his own tribe, but also that of others.It became necessary for Tufayl to journey to Mecca, so he set out on his journey to the City. As he neared Mecca he was stopped by a party of the Koraysh blocking the road. The Koraysh warned Tufayl about the Prophet, whom they now described as being, amongst other things, a sorcerer.However, there was among those who formed the blockade a young boy by the name of Amr, Salama's son whose heart had been touched by the verses he heard from returning caravans from Mecca and so he committed those verses to heart, but fearing the reaction of his elders he kept his inclination to himself. The frightening things the Koraysh said disturbed Tufayl to the extent that upon reaching Mecca he plugged his ears tightly with cotton to protect and prevent him from hearing anything. When he reached Mecca, the familiar sounds of passersby and the market place were now silenced on account of the cotton placed firmly in his ears and he felt at ease. For many years it had been Tufayl's custom to visit the Ka’bah and circumambulate it before attending to business. As he entered the precincts of Ka’bah he noticed a lone figure standing near the Black Stone offering his prayer. It was never the practice of the Prophet (salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) to offer his prayer in a loud manner, and this prayer was no exception, yet Allah allowed his quiet recitation to penetrate the cotton with which Tufayl had plugged his ears.Tufayl knew well the intricacies of the Arabic language and was captivated by the compelling beauty and rhythm of the verses. He had heard many poets recite most excellent poetry, but the composition and arrangement of these words with their message was quite the most beautiful and certainly unique. He had never heard anything that could be remotely compared to the verses he now heard. Suddenly, he remembered the warning, but Allah caused his reason to prevail. Tufayl knew he was able to distinguish between right and wrong and realized that what he had just heard was anything but evil. ... a click a way