قصص الأنبياء

Stories of the Prophets by Abd al-Hamid Gouda al-Sahhar retells the lives of the prophets as they appear in the Quran and Islamic tradition, beginning with Adam and moving through the messengers who followed. Each account is written in clear, accessible prose meant for general readers and young people, and it emphasises the moral lessons, faith and trials at the heart of each prophet's story. The book is widely read in the Arabic-speaking world as an introduction to these narratives and as a source of religious instruction for families.

Audience
adult
Length
medium · 231 pages

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