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Al-Shifa: BOOK I
Translation from
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Chapter 1: The Praise of Allah for His Prophet and the Exalted Status in which He Beholds Him (peace and blessing be upon him) Section
1: The Prophet's praiseworthiness and the multiplicity of his
excellent qualities
Section 2: Allah made His Prophet a witness over mankind; a description of this praiseworthy and honourable rank Section 3: The kindness and gentleness of Allah towards the Prophet Section 4: The Swearing of Allah to his immense value Section 5: The Oath of Allah confirming the position of Prophet Section 6: The mentioning of Allah of the Prophet's compassionate and generous disposition Section 7. The way in which Allah praised the excellent qualities of His Prophet Section 8: The Command of Allah to His creation to praise the Prophet, His protection of him and the removal of punishment on account of him Section 9: The honour of the Prophet as expounded in the chapter Al-Fatiha-"The Opening" Section 10: How Allah expresses His honouring of the Prophet in the Quran and makes clear His position and the esteem with which He regards him together with other blessed matters Section
1: Introduction
Section 2: The description of the Prophet's physic Section 3: The Prophet's cleanliness Section 4: The Prophet's intellect, eloquence and astuteness Section 5: The perfection of the Prophet's speech Section 6: The nobility of the Prophet's lineage, his honoured birthplace, and his upbringing Section 7a: The daily life of the Prophet Section 7b: Marriage and related issues Section 7c: The way in which the Prophet dealt with money and commodities Section 8: Praiseworthy qualities Section 9: The intellect of the Prophet Section 10: The clemency, forbearance, patience, forgiveness and pardoning status of the Prophet Section 11: The generosity and openhandedness of the Prophet Section 12: The courage and bravery of the Prophet Section 13: The modesty of the Prophet and lowering of his gaze Section 14: The goodness of the Prophet's companionship, his manners and nature Section 15: The Prophet being sent as a mercy, his gentleness and compassion Section 16: The integrity of the Prophet, his honesty in contracts and uprightness in maintaining family ties Section 17:The humility of the Prophet Section 17: The justice of the Prophet, his trustworthiness, decency and truthfulness Section 18: The dignified composure of the Prophet, his silence, contemplation, natural refinement and excellent disposition Section 20: The refraining of the Prophet from worldly things Section 21: The Prophet's fear of Allah, his obedience and the intensity of his worshipping Allah Section 22:-The qualities of the Prophets Section 22: The qualities of the Prophet as described by Abi Hala ibn al-Hassan, the grandson of the Prophet Section
1-The position of the Prophet in the Sight of Allah
Section 2-The miracle of the Prophet's night journey from Mecca to Jerusalem, and the Heavenly Ascent Section 3-The reality of the Prophet's Night Journey Section 4-The rebuttal to those who say the journey was a dream Section 5-The Prophet's seeing of His Lord Section 6-The conversation between Allah and His Prophet Section 7-The proximity of the Prophet and his nearness Section 8-The preceding of the Prophet before the people on the Day of Resurrection Section 9-The selection of Prophet Mohammed, over and above all of the creation for the receivership of the Love of Allah and the closeness of His friendship Section 10-The intercession given to the Prophet and his praiseworthy station Section 11-The River of Abundance (Kawthar) in the Garden Section 12-The Prophetic Sayings relating to the prohibition of differentiating between the prophets Section 13-The excellence of the names given to the Prophet Section 14-The Honour of Allah to the Prophet by gifting him with some of His own Beautiful Names and by describing him with some of His own splendid qualities Section 15-Demonstrating that Allah, the High is unlike any thing amongst His creation Chapter 4. The Miracles Given to the Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) together with their Special Characteristics Section
1-Introduction
Section 2-The Prophethood and Messengership Section 3-The meaning of miracles Section 4-The unique inimitability of the Arabic Quran Section 5-The inimitability of the composition and style of the Arabic Quran Section 6-Matters relating to a future time, and unseen affairs Section 7-The news of bygone generations and vanished nations Section 8-The challenge in the Revelation issued to the Arabs and their inability to respond, coupled with the informing of their inability Section 9-The fear and awe that arouses hearts upon listening to the Quran Section 10-The protection of the Quran until the end of time Section 11-A kaleidoscope of the Quran's inimitability Section 12-The miraculous splitting of the moon and the delaying of the setting of the sun Section 13-The miracle of the water that flowed from the fingers of the Prophet Section 14-The miracle of the water that flowed on account of the blessing of the Prophet Section 15-The miracle of the increase in the amount of food on account of his blessings and supplication Section 16-The miracle of the tree that spoke. It's answering to the Prophet's call and its witnessing to his Prophethood Section 17-The miracle of the Palm trunk that wailed at its separation from the Prophet Section 18-Miracles relating to inanimate things Section 19-Miracles connected with animals Section 20-The miraculous revival the dead and their speech. Babies and suckling infants that spoke and bore witness to his Prophethood Section 21-The miraculous healing of the sick and the incurable Section 22-The answering of the Prophet's supplication Section 23-Miracles and blessings, things that were transformed through his touch Section 24-The Prophet's knowledge of the Unseen and the future Section 25-The protection of Allah for His Prophet, and that He suffices him against those who injured him Section 26-The Prophet's knowledge and sciences Section 27-The Prophet's communication with angels and jinn Section 28-Narrations about his characteristics, and signs of his Messengership Section 29-A brief insight into aspects of his birth, childhood and adulthood Section 30-Summary of the miracles given to the Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) together with their special characteristics |
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Al-Shifa: BOOK II
Translation from
www.dar-sirr.com (external link)
Chapter 1. The Necessity to Believe and Obey and Follow the Prophet's Tradition (peace and blessing be upon him) Section
1-The obligation to
believe him (peace and blessing be upon him)
Section 2-The obligation to obey the Prophet Section 3-The obligation to follow the Prophet and obey his prophetic way Section 4-The narrations of the early generations of Muslims and the esteemed learned persons concerning the following of the prophetic way and accepting the guidance of the Prophet Section
5-The danger in
opposing the right of the Prophet to be obeyed
Chapter 2 . The Necessity of Loving the Holy Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him) Section
1-The necessity to
love the Prophet
Chapter
3. The Necessity of Praise,
Respect, and Honor the Holy Prophet (peace and blessing be upon him)Section 2-The reward for loving the Prophet Section 3-The narrations of the early generations of Muslims and imams concerning their love for the Prophet and their longing for him Section 4-The signs of loving the Prophet Section 5-The reality and meaning of loving the Prophet Section 6-The obligation of the delivery of advice to the Prophet when requested Section
1-Authoritative
verses in the Quran to set prayers, respect and honour the Prophet
Section 2-The esteem, respect and reverence due to the Prophet Section 3-The respect and high regard for the Prophet after his death Section 4-The high regard of the early generations of Muslims for the transmission of the Prophetic quotations Section 5-The Prophet's devotion to his family, descendants and wives Section 6-The Prophet's respect for his Companions, his attachment to them and their recognition Section 7-The respect for the things and places associated with the Prophet Chapter 4. The Praise on the Prophet, its Verdict, Obligation, and Virtue (peace and blessing be upon him) Section
1-What is meant by
the prayer on the Prophet
Section 2-The ruling about the prayer on the Prophet Section 3-Times when it is recommended to say the prayer on the Prophet Section 4-The manner in which the prayer on the Prophet and asking for peace upon him should be made Section 5-The excellence of the prayer on the Prophet, asking for peace upon him and supplicating for him Section 6-Reproaching those who do not ask for blessings upon the Prophet and their wrong doing Section 7-The distinguishing of the Prophet through the revelation of the supplication for praising him Section 8-Disputation concerning invoking supplications of praise on other than the Prophet and his fellow prophets Section 9-Visiting the tomb of the Prophet, how he should be greeted and the virtue of one's visit Section 10-The manner to be adopted upon entering the Prophet's Mosque and its excellence, and the excellence of Mecca and Medina |
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Translation of Aisha Bewley
BOOK I BOOK 2
Chapter 1 Section 2: The
Obligation to believe in the Prophet, obey Him and
follow His Sunna Chapter 2 Section 2: On the Necessity of Loving the Prophet BOOK 4
The judgements concerning those who think the Prophet imperfect
or curse himSection 1: The Judgement of the Shari'a regarding someone who curses or disparages the Prophet Section 2: The proof of the necessity of killing anyone who curses the Prophet or finds fault with him Section 3: The reasons why the Prophet pardoned some of those who harmed him Section 4: The judgment regarding someone who maligns the Prophet without deliberation or really believing what he has said Section 5: Is the one who says such things an unbeliever or an apostate? Section 6: The judgement regarding words that could be construed to be a curse Section 7: The judgement on someone who describes himself with one of the attributes of the Prophets Section 8: The judgement regarding someone who quotes such words from someone else Section 9: The states of the Prophet which can be mentioned for the sake of instruction Section 10: The necessary adab when mentioning reports about the Prophet |
