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Dalail al-Nubuwwa — Abu Nu'aym al-Isbahani

By Abu Nu'aym al-Asbahani, Ahmad ibn Abd Allah

دلائل النبوة — أبو نعيم الأصبهاني

Abu Nu'aym al-Isbahani's Dalail al-Nubuwwa (d. 430 AH), among the earliest proofs-of-prophethood compilations, arranged in chapters that include correspondence and letter chapters. The copy read is the Dar al-Nafa'is 2nd edition 1406/1986.

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Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — Quraysh sends Utba ibn Rabi'a· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — the moon's splitting on Ibn Mas'ud's authority· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — Ja'far's defence before the Negus· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — the letter to Chosroes and its tearing· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — water gushing from between the fingers, travel and stay

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Muhammad· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — Quraysh sends Utba ibn Rabi'a· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — the moon's splitting on Ibn Mas'ud's authority· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — Ja'far's defence before the Negus· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — the letter to Chosroes and its tearing· Abu Nu'aym's Dala'il — water gushing from between the fingers, travel and stay

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Muhammad

The Prophet of Islam (c. 570–632 CE), through whom Muslims believe the Qur'an was revealed, and the founder of the first Muslim community in Medina. The Encyclopaedia of Islam presents him both as the Messenger of God of Muslim faith, fully human, and as a historical figure, tracing his emigration to Medina in 622, the truce of al-Hudaybiya and the entry into Mecca, and it leaves the year of his birth open. It gives his death as a Monday in 632.