Early Days: From Al – Bidayah wan – Nihayah takes readers on a journey through the origins of the universe, as narrated by the respected Islamic scholar Hafiz Ibn Kathir. This book explores the creation of the Throne, the Kursi, angels, jinn, and humans, offering a detailed account based on authentic sources.

Beyond creation, the narrative moves through the stories of the prophets and their nations, the era of the Children of Israel, and the Days of Ignorance, leading up to the arrival of the final Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). These accounts are presented to give readers a clear understanding of early Islamic history and its relevance today.

Why read this book?

• Gain insights into the sequence of creation and early human history as described in Islamic tradition.
• Learn about the lives and missions of the prophets in a connected, chronological narrative.
• Understand the context that led to the advent of Islam and the final revelation.

Who is this book for?

• Readers of Islamic history and theology who want a reliable account of creation and early nations.
• Students and scholars seeking a classical text by a renowned historian and exegete.
• Anyone curious about the origins of the universe from an Islamic perspective.
• Those looking to deepen their knowledge of the prophets and the pre-Islamic era.

With its clear narrative and scholarly foundation, Early Days is a valuable addition to any library focused on Islamic studies. Order your copy today to explore these timeless stories.