The Simple Seerah - Part Three - The Story of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

NOTE: This book is part of our 'Simple Seerah Bundle'.

The Simple Seerah Bundle includes:

• The Simple Seerah Part One
• The Simple Seerah Part Two
• The Simple Seerah Part Three

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About the Book

Embark on a journey through the life of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH in this engaging continuation of The Simple Seerah series. 

Part Three covers crucial events following the Prophet’s PBUH migration to Madinah, focusing on key moments like the Battles of Badr and Uhud. These two defining events shaped the Muslim community, with victory at Badr and loss at Uhud. This book delves into the aftermath of Uhud, as the Muslims reevaluate their strategies and fortify their faith. 

What it covers: The book focuses on the aftermath of the Battle of Uhud, when the Muslim community re-evaluates its strategies and strengthens its faith.

Writing style: With its easy-to-understand language and captivating storytelling, the book allows readers to use their imagination and immerse themselves in the Prophet's PBUH life.

Intended audience: The narrative is designed to make the Seerah accessible for both younger and older readers, emphasising important lessons from the life of the Prophet (PBUH).

Lessons: The book emphasises important lessons from the Prophet's PBUH life.

For the best reading experience, we recommend reading The Simple Seerah - Parts One & Two before starting this book. 

About the Authors

Ustadh Asim Khan has spent much of his life studying Tafsir and Islamic sciences with an aim to help the younger generation connect more with the Qur’an and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH. Ustadh Asim Khan also regularly delivers transformative Islamic seminars and courses related to Islamic sciences, Tafsir, and history.

Toyris Miah’s idea for the Simple Seerah came about when Toyris discovered his 11-year-old nephew Zakaria had a passion for reading history books. He tried to find some Islamic history books for Zakaria but struggled to find anything which catered to his age group, this sparked a desire to produce a book on the Seerah that appealed to a younger demographic.