Description
About the Book
A Handbook of Prophetic Characteristics offers a transformative approach to embodying the timeless virtues of the Prophet Muhammad S, blending tradition with practical applications for modern life. Designed to enrich literature on Islamic character (akhlãq), this accessible guide resonates with readers of all ages and backgrounds, whether believers or seekers of inner peace and moral clarity.
Through 26 Prophetic qualities, such as humility, generosity, sincerity, moderation, and forbearance, each chapter provides:
* A 5-step framework for cultivating Prophetic character
* Over 180 benefits of adopting beautiful character
* Definitions of each Prophetic Characteristic
* Over 500 reflections & practical steps designed to guide your spiritual journey
* Supplications or du'a's to support personal & spiritual growth
* Almost 600 Qur'ãnic verses and ahädith (Prophetic sayings)
* Dedicated journalling spaces encourage self-reflection & help readers draw closer to the example of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
Organised around a framework of knowledge-seeking, self-reflection, mentorship, prayer, and continual striving, this handbook offers tools for profound transformation.
Who Will Benefit from This Book?
As a structured, user-friendly guide, it's crafted for individuals, families, and educational institutions, equipping the Ummah with the Prophet as the ultimate moral compass for upholding virtues like justice, contentment, and trustworthiness, values critical in today's fast-paced world
In an age captivated by fleeting icons and fictional heroes, this book reaffirms the Prophet Muhammad(PBUH) as the ultimate example of true greatness, offering timeless inspiration that transcends cultures and generations.
This Portable Paperback comes shrinked-wrapped, and is slightly lighter and more easily transportable than the Premium Hardback. Something for yourself or a special other, embossed in bronze foil on the front and back covers, and fully illustrated and colourful throughout its 415 glossy pages.
