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Hamza the Courageous Uncle of Muhammad (S.A.W)

Hamza the Courageous Uncle of Muhammad (S.A.W)

BURHAN BIN USMAN

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BURHAN BIN USMAN
Año de edición:
2026
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9798233585197
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HAMZA: The Courageous Uncle of Muhammad (S.A.W) tells the inspiring story of Hazrat Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib, a legendary warrior, protector, and the beloved uncle of the Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W). From his childhood in the streets and hills of Mecca to his rise as a symbol of courage and loyalty, this book explores the life, bravery, and ultimate sacrifice of a man whose faith and valor shaped the early days of Islam.Witness Hamza’s journey through thrilling hunts, moments of moral courage, and historic battles like Badr and Uhud, where his leadership and unwavering dedication inspired generations. Celebrated as Asadullah - the Lion of Allah - Hazrat Hamza’s legacy remains a timeless testament to courage, faith, and devotion.Perfect for readers interested in Islamic history, heroic narratives, and moral inspiration, this book brings to life one of Islam’s most revered figures in a vivid and compelling narrative.

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