Sira or Sirah Life of Muhammad
The earliest biography of Muhammad is that written by Ibn Ishaq (died circa 768). This biography has reached us in the form of the revised by Ibn Hisham (d. 828 or 833 ). She is known as the Biography of the Messenger of God, Muhammad bin Abd Allah or the biography of the Prophet or due to Ibn Hisham, Biography .
Sira of Ibn Ishaq is fully published in two volumes under the title Muhammad Al Buraq editions (French translation of Abdurrahman Badawi): Volume 1, 654 pages, ISBN 2-84161-153-1 , Volume 2, 608 pages, ISBN 2-84161-154-X.
Tabari (d. 923) devotes a chapter in the Chronicle to the biography of Muhammad
Ibn Kathir (d. 1327) wrote a biography of the prophet.
For some, Volume II of the Sira of Mahmoud Hussein proceeded to rewrite history, erasing what seems bothersome to them. Note Do not confuse confused Sira and sirt where T should be pronounced.
The word sirt is a transcript of an Arabic word meaning journey, route found frequently in the Qur'an . Then the path to follow .
References
- Arabic : Sira, , pl. siyar, , biography)
- Arabic: Abu Muhammad `Abd al-Malik bin Hisam,
- in the Index from the book examples of Ibn Khaldun , The Collection Pliade, Gallimard ( ISBN 2-07-011425-2 ) Index Page 1467.
- Arabic: Sira Rasul Allaah Muhammad ibn Abd Allah,
- Arabic as-sira-year nabawya,
- Arabic sira ibn Hisam,
- Tabari, The Chronicle (Volume II, 'Mohammed Seal of the Prophets), Actes-Sud ( ISBN 2-7427-3318-3 ), 352 pages.
- Arab isma Umar bin it bin Katir,
- Arabic sira, , biography
- Arabic Sirat, , way, way
- For example in verses 6 and 7 of the Fatiha
- Arabic Sirat al-mustaqm, , the path of the elect
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Bibliography
- Ibn Ishaq , Muhammad, French translation of Abdurrahman Badawi, Al Buraq editions: Volume 1, 654 pages (September 28, 2001) ISBN 2-84161-153-1 ; Volume 2, 608 pages (September 28, 2001) ISBN 2-84161-154 -X.
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- Mahmoud Hussein (pseudonym for Bahgat and Adel Rifaat Elnadi), Al-Sira, Islam's prophet narrated by his companions, vol. I, Hachette Books, et al. "Plural," 2005 ( ISBN 978-2-012-79291-3 )
- Mahmoud Hussein (pseudonym for Bahgat and Adel Rifaat Elnadi), Al-Sira, Islam's prophet narrated by his companions, vol. II, Hachette Books, et al. "Plural," 2007 ( ISBN 978-2-012-79383-5 )
- Tabari (trans. Zotenberg Hermann), The Chronicle, Vol. II Actes-Sud/Sinbad, et al. "Thesaurus", 1985 ( ISBN 978-2-7427-3318-7 ), "Mohammed Seal of the Prophets" .
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