Mawlid al-Nabhani: The Resplendent Jewels of the Birth of the Prophet of Intercession ﷺ
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About The Book
Mawlid al-Nabhani: The Resplendent Jewels of the Birth of the Prophet of Intercession, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, is a poem in celebration of the birth (mawlid) of the Prophet Muhammad authored by the luminary Muslim scholar Qadi al-Qudat; Shaykh Yusuf ibn Isma’il al-Nabhani, may Allah be pleased with him (1849-1932).
Within the six chapters the author narrates poetry about the benefits and conduct of celebrating mawlid, the prophetic origins, lineage, parents, and his esteemed rank. He also expounds on the preternatural events in relation the blessed pregnancy and birth of the best of creation.
- Easy to read with diacritical markings,
- Arabic with facing English translation,
- Hardback with embossed cover,
- Gold ribbon page marker,
- Excellent gift idea.
This beautiful new hard back edition, with embossed metallic cover, has been made as a devotional handheld book with the specific intention of enabling recitation in the gatherings of remembrance and the mawlid. Easy to read, diacritically marked Arabic appears page by page with a facing English translation for the first time.
This, along with a gold ribbon page marker, brief introduction and biographical sketch of the author makes this publication a wonderful addition to any collection. It is hoped that this production will revive love for the Prophet, may Allah bless him and grant him peace, within his community as well as love for the author and the high level of Arabic poetry that is found within.
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About the author
Yusuf al-Nabhani: Yusuf al-Nabhani (1265-1350 AH / 1849-1932 CE) was a Palestinian scholar, Ottoman jurist, and one of the most prolific poets of devotion to the Prophet Muhammad in the modern era. Shafiʿi in law and Ashʿari in creed, he was born in the village of Ijzim near Haifa, where his father, an imam, gave him his first instruction. He went on to study at al-Azhar in Cairo, then entered the Ottoman judiciary, holding posts across the Ottoman lands and rising to head the rights court of Beirut, an office he held for over twenty years. He took authorization in several Sufi paths, among them the Qadiriyya and Shadhiliyya. Al-Nabhani is most celebrated for his devotional and hadith-related writing centered on the Prophet. His landmark works include Wasaʾil al-Wusul ila Shamaʾil al-Rasul on the Prophet's noble character and appearance, Jamiʿ Karamat al-Awliyaʾ on the saints and their miracles, Saʿadat al-Darayn on prayers upon the Prophet, and al-Anwar al-Muhammadiyya. He compiled vast collections of litanies and praise poetry, such as al-Majmuʿa al-Nabhaniyya fi al-Madaʾih al-Nabawiyya. Late in life he traveled to Madina, where he lived for a time, before returning to his homeland, dying in Ramadan 1350 AH. He is remembered as a steadfast defender of traditional Sunni piety, Sufism, and love of the Prophet against the reformist currents of his day.
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