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By Meraj Mohiuddin, Whiteboard Press, Paperback, 440 pages
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Bismillah,
As you prepare to open Revelation: The Story of Muhammad (PBUH), consider pausing for a moment of intention. This is not merely a biography. It is a carefully structured study - drawing on over 400 Qur’anic verses, rich visuals, maps, diagrams and a glossary of more than 400 names. It invites you to engage deeply with the seerah of the Prophet ﷺ — to see how revelation unfolded, how divine guidance met human experience. |
Born out of a need for a fresh approach to classical texts, this book offers an intelligent presentation of a wide variety of scholarly viewpoints on the story of Muhammad and Quranic revelation. It also seeks to address a number of controversial topics that have been overlooked or dismissed in other works.
Prophetic biography is one of the most important of our religion’s sciences, and this new addition to the increasingly rich and varied literature now available in the English language is both useful and accurate in its presentation and content. Drawing from several existing works of Sirah, this novel textbook format with copious images, maps, and diagrams will help visually oriented readers to better grasp certain aspects of the Sirah.
"Many biographies of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH have appeared in recent years. None, however, display the scholarly depth, methodological precision and factual clarity of Meraj Mohiuddin's Revelation: The Story of Muhammad (PBUH)" - Imam Zaid Shakir, Zaytuna College
About the author:
Dr. Meraj Mohiuddin is an American physician and writer. Whilst he has no formal training in the Islamic sciences, he considers himself a mainstream American-Muslim who believes that every prophet lived a timeless example of moderation and integrity. “By getting to know our prophets,” he writes, “we can hope to attain a more compassionate, more gracious version of ourselves.”
Dr. Mohiuddin is an avid reader and is particularly interested in studying how modern advances in cognitive and behavioural sciences can deepen our understanding of classical Islamic thought.