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Journey
through the
captivating
lives of prophets from Adam (as) to Joseph (as) in this
engaging
textbook, designed for school students. Osman Nuri Topbas
delves deep
into their
stories
,
struggles
, and
triumphs
, offering a
profound
exploration of the human condition through the lens of these revered figures. This first volume of a two-book series presents
timeless wisdom
and
spiritual guidance
in an
accessible
enlightening
manner.
Beginning with the story of Adam (as) and Eve, the narrative transports readers to the idyllic realm of paradise, where the first humans grapple with free will and its consequences. As they are cast out of paradise, their journey becomes a universal allegory for human struggles and the quest for redemption.
The book then leads readers through epochal events in prophetic history, covering prophets such as Idris (as), Noah (as), Hud (as), Salih (as), Ibrahim (as), Ismail (as), and Ishaq (as). Each chapter is brought to life with a blend of
historical accuracy
spiritual depth
, highlighting the
trials
miracles
enduring legacies
of these exemplary figures.
Students will be
drawn
into the
rich history
divine guidance
offered by these prophets. From Noah's (as) great flood to Ibrahim's (as) unwavering faith, the stories inspire
patience
trust
submission
to the divine will. The final chapters focus on Yaqub (as) and Yusuf (as), revealing lessons of
jealousy
betrayal
, and ultimate
redemption
.
This textbook is more than a recounting of historical events; it is a
valuable resource
for spiritual enlightenment and moral growth, making it a
must-read
for students seeking to understand the
continuity
unity
of the prophetic tradition.
Table of Contents
The prophet Adam (as)
1.1 His creation and the wisdom in it
1.2 The creation of the human being and the five stages of the spirit
1.3 The angels prostrate before Adam (pbuh)
1.4 The creation of Eve and their expulsion from paradise
1.5 The descent to earth and the first crime
1.6 Lessons from Cain and Abel, repentance, and seeking forgiveness
The prophets Idris and Noah (as)
2.1 The prophet Idris (pbuh)
2.2 The prophet Noah (peace be upon him), his tribe, and the flood
2.3 The gratitude and characteristics of Noah (pbuh)
The prophets Hud and Salih (as)
3.1 The prophet Hud (peace be upon him) and the people of A'ad
3.2 The prophet Salih (pbuh) and the miracle of the camel
3.3 Lessons from the destruction of Thamud
The prophets Ibrahim, Ismail, and Ishaq (as)
4.1 The prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) and his trials
4.2 The prophet Ismail (pbuh) and his miracles
4.3 The prophet Ishaq (pbuh)) and his miracles
The prophets Lot and Dhul-Qarnayn (as)
5.1 The prophet Lot (peace be upon him) and the people of Sodom
5.2 Dhul-Qarnayn (peace be upon him) and his expeditions
5.3 Stories to take heed from
The prophets Yaqub (Jacob) and Yusuf (Joseph) (as)
6.1 The story of Yusuf (peace be upon him) and his dream
6.2 The betrayal by his brothers and his time in prison
6.3 Yusuf's (peace be upon him) rise to power and reunion with his family
6.4 Lessons in patience, forgiveness, and divine will
through the
captivating
lives of prophets from Adam (as) to Joseph (as) in this
engaging
textbook, designed for school students. Osman Nuri Topbas
delves deep
into their
stories
,
struggles
, and
triumphs
, offering a
profound
exploration of the human condition through the lens of these revered figures. This first volume of a two-book series presents
timeless wisdom
and
spiritual guidance
in an
accessible
enlightening
manner.
Beginning with the story of Adam (as) and Eve, the narrative transports readers to the idyllic realm of paradise, where the first humans grapple with free will and its consequences. As they are cast out of paradise, their journey becomes a universal allegory for human struggles and the quest for redemption.
The book then leads readers through epochal events in prophetic history, covering prophets such as Idris (as), Noah (as), Hud (as), Salih (as), Ibrahim (as), Ismail (as), and Ishaq (as). Each chapter is brought to life with a blend of
historical accuracy
spiritual depth
, highlighting the
trials
miracles
enduring legacies
of these exemplary figures.
Students will be
drawn
into the
rich history
divine guidance
offered by these prophets. From Noah's (as) great flood to Ibrahim's (as) unwavering faith, the stories inspire
patience
trust
submission
to the divine will. The final chapters focus on Yaqub (as) and Yusuf (as), revealing lessons of
jealousy
betrayal
, and ultimate
redemption
.
This textbook is more than a recounting of historical events; it is a
valuable resource
for spiritual enlightenment and moral growth, making it a
must-read
for students seeking to understand the
continuity
unity
of the prophetic tradition.
Table of Contents
The prophet Adam (as)
1.1 His creation and the wisdom in it
1.2 The creation of the human being and the five stages of the spirit
1.3 The angels prostrate before Adam (pbuh)
1.4 The creation of Eve and their expulsion from paradise
1.5 The descent to earth and the first crime
1.6 Lessons from Cain and Abel, repentance, and seeking forgiveness
The prophets Idris and Noah (as)
2.1 The prophet Idris (pbuh)
2.2 The prophet Noah (peace be upon him), his tribe, and the flood
2.3 The gratitude and characteristics of Noah (pbuh)
The prophets Hud and Salih (as)
3.1 The prophet Hud (peace be upon him) and the people of A'ad
3.2 The prophet Salih (pbuh) and the miracle of the camel
3.3 Lessons from the destruction of Thamud
The prophets Ibrahim, Ismail, and Ishaq (as)
4.1 The prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him) and his trials
4.2 The prophet Ismail (pbuh) and his miracles
4.3 The prophet Ishaq (pbuh)) and his miracles
The prophets Lot and Dhul-Qarnayn (as)
5.1 The prophet Lot (peace be upon him) and the people of Sodom
5.2 Dhul-Qarnayn (peace be upon him) and his expeditions
5.3 Stories to take heed from
The prophets Yaqub (Jacob) and Yusuf (Joseph) (as)
6.1 The story of Yusuf (peace be upon him) and his dream
6.2 The betrayal by his brothers and his time in prison
6.3 Yusuf's (peace be upon him) rise to power and reunion with his family
6.4 Lessons in patience, forgiveness, and divine will