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Islamic Books > Seerah > Hijra: Story and Significance
Dr. Zakaria Bashier
A moving and scholarly description of the Prophet Mohammed (peace and blessings be upon him)'s migration from Makkah to Madinah.
| Publisher: | The Islamic Foundation | | Suitable Age: | Adults | | Format: | Softcover | | Length: | 110 pages | | Dimensions: | 5.75 x 8.25 | | ISBN: | 0-86037-124-7 |
| SKU: 420-021 |
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This is a timely work in which Dr. Bashier gives a moving account of the story of Hijra, the Prophet Mohammed's (peace and blessings be upon him) migration from his birthplace of Makkah to Madinah.
It is a story of endurance and triumph in the face of seemingly insuperable adversity, of idealism and courageous faith in the possibility of a just and free Islamic state. Hijra symbolises the imperative of Islam: to make society submit to One God alone. Dr. Bashier argues for the rebuilding of a fully aware consciousness and a truly independent Muslim community.
AuthorBio: Dr. Zakaria Bashier was born in Sudan and educated at the Universities of Khartoum, Durham (UK) and Pittsburgh (USA). He was appointed a lecturer at Khartoum University in 1973. He served at King Abdul aziz University, Jeddah, as Assisatant Professor of Islamic Studies and the Islamic Foudnation as senior Reaserch Fellow. In 1982 he was elected to the parliament of Sudan, and was subsequently appointed as a State Minister and Chairman of the Parliamentary Committee for Higher Education and Scientific Reaserch. At present he is teaching at the University of Al-Ain, UAE.
His publications include: Islamic Path to Social Change, Jeddah, 1977; The Hijra: Story and Significance, Leicester, 1983; Philosophical Aspects of Ibn Khaldun's Prolegomena, Khartoum, 1985; Al-Ghazali on the Quranic Philosophy Al-Ain (UAE) 1989; The Methodology of Jabir ibn Hayyan, AL-Ain (UAE), 1989, Sunshine at Madinah, Leicester, 1990.
| SKU: 420-021 |
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Now: $6.95 |
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Islamic Books > Seerah > Sunshine at Madinah