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Nuqoosh-E-Ismat Nuqoosh-e-Ismat Life Sketches of the Fourteen Infallibles Allamah Sayyid Zeeshan Haider Jawadi (a.m.) Arrangement, footnotes and references by: Maulana S. Ehsan Haider Jawadi English Version: Sayyid Athar Husain S.H. Rizvi Publisher: Allamah Jawadi Trust Mira Road, Thane (Mumbai), India 1 No Rights Reserved but anyone quoting should mention complete reference Title: Nuqoosh-e-Ismat Author: Allamah Sayyid Zeeshan Haider Jawadi (a.m.) Footnotes and references: Maulana S. Ehsan Haider Jawadi English Version: Sayyid Athar Husain S.H. Rizvi First Edition: 2011 Copies: 1000 Co-operation: Naujawanaan Abu Dhabi Publisher: Allamah Jawadi Trust Asmita Heritage, 3A/704, Naya Nagar, Mira Road (E), Thane (Mumbai), MS, India Price: You are requested to recite Surah Fatiha for Allamah Jawadi and departed souls of the families of those who have co-operated in this project. Available at: Allamah Jawadi Trust , Asmita Heritage, 3A/704, Naya Nagar, Mira Road (E), Thane (Via Mumbai), 401107, India Jamia Imamia Anwarul Uloom , 39, Mirza Ghalib Road, Allahabad – 3, India Jamiat Fatima , Narendra Park, Bld. No. D-1, 2 nd floor, Naya Nagar, Mira Road (E), Thane (Via Mumbai), 401107, India Al-Imaan Book Shop , H. Abbas Street, Mumbai World Islamic Network , H. Abbas Street, Mumbai [email protected] Cont.: +91 9322305468/+91 9987101112 2 Table of Contents Biographical Sketch of Allamah Sayyid Zeeshan Haider Jawadi ........................................................................................................ 15 Publisher’s Foreword ................................................................................. 17 Life Sketch of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s.)....................................................... 29 Past ......................................................................................................... 29 Present.................................................................................................... 33 Upbringing ............................................................................................. 34 Daily Activities ...................................................................................... 35 Future of Islam ....................................................................................... 42 Third year of Hijrah ............................................................................... 51 Fourth year of Hijrah ............................................................................. 54 Fifth year of Hijrah ................................................................................ 55 Sixth year of Hijrah ............................................................................... 57 Seventh year of Hijrah ........................................................................... 59 Eighth year of Hijrah ............................................................................. 61 Ninth year of Hijrah ............................................................................... 65 Tenth year of Hijrah............................................................................... 66 Wives ..................................................................................................... 68 Children ................................................................................................. 72 Relatives ................................................................................................ 73 Paternal Aunts of Prophet ...................................................................... 75 Companions of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s.) ................................................. 76 Salman (r.a.)........................................................................................... 77 Abu Zar .................................................................................................. 78 Miqdad Ibne Aswad ............................................................................... 79 Bilal Ibne Riyah ..................................................................................... 79 Jabir Ibne Abdullah Ansari .................................................................... 80 Huzaifah Ibne Yaman Anasi .................................................................. 80 Abu Ayyub Ansari ................................................................................. 81 Khuzaimah Ibne Thabit Ansari .............................................................. 81 3 Zaid Ibne Haritha Ibne Sharahil Kalbi................................................... 82 Saad Ibne Ubadah Ibne Dulaym Ibne Haritha al-Khazraji Ansari ..................................................................................................... 82 Abu Dujana Ansari ................................................................................ 83 Ammar Ibne Yasir ................................................................................. 83 Malik Ibne Nuwaira Hanafi Yarbui ....................................................... 84 Prominent aspects of the life of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s.) ........................... 86 Birth ....................................................................................................... 87 Place of Birth ......................................................................................... 90 Early Life ............................................................................................... 90 Marriage ................................................................................................. 91 Proclamation of prophethood ................................................................ 92 Reaction ................................................................................................. 93 Migration ............................................................................................... 94 After migration ...................................................................................... 95 Marriage of Lady Fatima (s.a.) .............................................................. 96 Battles .................................................................................................... 97 Khyber ................................................................................................... 98 Hunain.................................................................................................... 99 Farewell Hajj ......................................................................................... 99 Hurdles in the path of religious propagation ........................................... 101 Jihad ......................................................................................................... 105 Difference between Jihad and defense ................................................ 110 Religious defense ................................................................................. 114 Confrontation with Jews .......................................................................... 117 Ascension ( Meraj ) of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s.) ......................................... 123 Biography of Holy Prophet (s.a.w.s.) ...................................................... 128 Life Sketch of His Eminence, Amirul Momineen (a.s.) .......................... 157 Distinctive qualities ............................................................................. 174 Literary excellence............................................................................... 181 Children and Wives ............................................................................. 182 Companions ......................................................................................... 184 1- Asbagh Ibne Nubatah ...................................................................... 185 2- Owais Qarni ..................................................................................... 185 3- Harith Ibne Abdullah Awar Hamadani ........................................... 186 4- Hujr Ibne Adi Kandi Kufi ............................................................... 187 4 5- Rushaid Hujri .................................................................................. 188 6- Zaid Ibne Sauhan Abdi .................................................................... 188 7- Sulaiman Ibne Surad Khuzai ........................................................... 189 8- Sahal Ibne Hunaif Ansari ................................................................ 189 9- Saasa Ibne Suhan Abdi .................................................................... 189 10- Abul Aswad Zalim bin Zalim Duali .............................................. 190 11- Abdullah Ibne Ja’far Tayyar.......................................................... 190 12- Adi Ibne Hatim Tai........................................................................ 191 13- Amr Ibnul Hamaq Khuzai ............................................................. 191 14- Qambar .......................................................................................... 192 15- Kumail Ibne Ziyad Nakhai ............................................................ 192 16- Malik Ibne Harith Ashtar Nakhai .................................................. 193 17- Muhammad Ibne Abi Bakr Ibne Abi Qahafa ................................ 194 18- Mitham Ibne Yahya Tammar ........................................................ 194 19- Hashim Ibne Ataba Ibne Abi Waqqas Mirqal ............................... 195 Aliyyun Waliullah ................................................................................... 196 Of whomsoever I am the master,
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