The Sealed Nectar: Deluxe Colour Edition by Hard Cover

The Sealed Nectar: Deluxe Colour Edition is a beautifully presented biography of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, authored by the renowned scholar Safi-ur-Rahman al-Mubarakpuri. This award-winning work offers a detailed and authentic account of the Prophet’s life, from his early years to his final moments. The deluxe edition features full-color pages, high-quality design, and helpful illustrations such as maps and timelines, making it both informative and visually engaging. Ideal for students, scholars, and anyone seeking to understand the Seerah with clarity and depth

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AR-RAHEEQUL
MAKHTUM
THE SEALED NECTAR
Biography of the Noble Prophet Safiur-Rahman Al-Mubarakpuri
دار السلام
DARUSSALAM
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Ar-Raheegul-Makhtum
The Quraish Pressure Abu Talib..
The Quraish Confront Abu Talib a Second Time. Atrocities Against Allâh's Messenger. The House of Al-Arqam....
CONTENTS
The First Migration to Abyssinia (Ethiopia).
The Second Migration to Abyssinia (Ethiopia). Quraish Machinations Against the Emigrants. The Tyrants' Decision to Kill the Prophet *
The Conversion of Hamzah bin Abdul-Muttalib.
The Conversion of `Umar bin Al-Khattab.
Quraish's Representative Negotiates With Allâh's Messenger... 160 The Heads of the Quraish.
Challenge the Messenger and Abu Jahl Passes Judgment on Him..162 The Quraish Attempt to Negotiate...
The Quraish's Bewilderment and Their Consultation With the Jews.. 165 Abu Talib Assembles His Family
General Social Boycott, A Pact of Injustice and Aggression..
Dissolution of the Pact.
The Final Phase of the Diplomacy of Negotiation.
Khadijah Passes Away to the Mercy of Allâh .
The Year of Grief
Abu Talib's Death
The Accumulation of Grief......
His Marriage to Sawdah in Shawwal,
the Tenth Year of Prophethood.
Factors Inspiring Patience and Perseverance.
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The Seald Nectar
Ar-Raheequl-Makhtum
Location
of the Arabs
Linguistically, the word "Arab" means deserts and barren land without water and vegetation. Ever since the dawn of history, this term has been used for the Arabian Peninsula and its people.
The Arabian Peninsula is enclosed in the west by the Red Sea and Sinai, in the east by the Arabian Gulf, in the south by the Arabian Sea, which is an extension of the Indian Ocean, and in the north by
Location and Nature of Arab Tribes
Clay rock near Riyadh
Shaam (ancient Syria) and parts of Iraq. The area is estimated between one million and one million and three hundred thousand square miles.
Thanks to its geographical position, the peninsula has always had great strategic importance. Considering its internal features, it comprises mostly deserts and arid areas, which made it inaccessible to foreigners and invaders and allowed its people complete liberty and independence through the ages, despite the presence of two neighboring great empires.
Its external setting, on the other hand, caused it to be the center of the ancient world and provided it with sea and land links with most nations at the time. Thanks to this strategic position, the Arabian Peninsula became a center for trade, culture, religion and art.
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The Seald Nectar
Ar-Raheequl-Makhtum
The Lineage and Family of Muhammad
An old picture of Zamzam well
pilgrims was established.
When the well of Zamzam gushed forth water, the Quraish made a claim to become partners in the enterprise, but `Abdul-Muttalib refused their demands on the grounds that Allâh had singled only him out for this honorable job. To settle the dispute, they agreed to consult the diviner of Bani Sa`d. On their way, Allâh showed them His Signs that confirmed `Abdul-Muttalib's privilege about the sacred spring. Only then did Abdul-Muttalib make a solemn vow to sacrifice one of his adult children to the Ka'bah if he had ten.
The second event was that of Abrahah As-Sabah Al-Habashi, the Abyssinian (Ethiopian) viceroy in Yemen. He had seen that the Arabs made their pilgrimage to the Ka'bah, so he built a large church in San'a' in order to attract the Arab pilgrims to it to the exclusion of Makkah.
A man from the Kinanah tribe understood his motives, therefore he entered the church under the cover of night smearing excrement on its front wall. When Abrahah learned of this, he became enraged and led a great army of sixty thousand warriors to demolish the Ka'bah. He chose the biggest elephant for himself. His army included between
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This Book was awarded First Prize by The Muslim World League
at worldwide competition on the Biography of The Prophet held at
Makkah Al-Mukarramah
in 1399H / 1979
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