কাসাসুল আম্বিয়া সব খন্ড একত্রে

We will learn from the biographies of the Prophets. I will lead my life accordingly.

As-salamu alaikum wa-rahmatullahi wa-barakatu, dear, pious Muslim brothers and sisters. The book written by popular author "Allama Ibne Kachir Rah" is titled "Sahaha Qasasul Ambiya". The book is published in PDF format.

We can learn from the biographies of the Prophets. I can understand the events of the Prophet. And can lead life accordingly. From childhood we imitate someone. And growing up we don't take any particular person as our role model. If we do not know the biographies of the Prophets, we will take the wrong people as our ideals.

The book Qasasul Ambiya is a famous book written on the life story of the Prophet by Allama Ibn Qasir, the famous author of Tafseer Ibn Qasir. This book is written about the biographies of 34 Prophets including 25 mentioned in the Quran. Knowing the biography of the Prophets is not reading fiction or entertainment. Knowing the biographies of the Prophets is very important for worship and as a Muslim. In order to be an ideal Muslim, reading the biographies of the Prophets and Prophets and learning from their life stories is an indispensable task.

From the biography of Adam (A.S.) to Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the biographies of all the prophets mentioned in the Qur'an have been presented in this book.

Qasasul Ambiya (All Volumes Together): Allama Ibn Kachir (RA) |

Qasasul Ambiya (Arabic: قصص الأنبياء) or Life Stories of the Prophets is a collection of stories taken from the Qur'an and other Islamic literature, closely related to the Tafsirs. According to tradition, the author of this book is Abu Ishaq Ibrahim bin Mansur bin Khalaf, a Persian writer from Nishapur (a city in the Khorasan province of northeastern Iran) in the twelfth century (5th century Hijri). According to another tradition, Muhammad al-Kisa'i composed it in the eighth century AD (second century Hijri). Others include Arai's al-Majalis by al-Talabi (d. 1035 CE, 427 AH) and Qasas al-Ambiyyah by Ibn Kasir (d. 1372 CE, 774 AH). The accounts narrated in Kasasul Ambiya are not about providing historical accuracy, but about knowledge and moral education.

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