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The Prophets are alive in their Graves
Translation of Hayat al-Ambiya fi Quburihim
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Imam Abu Bakr Ahmad al Bayhiqi
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At the heart of traditional Islamic scholarship lies the noble pursuit of rendering knowledge both accessible and lucid to the broader populace. In the confluence of this pursuit and modern artistry stands our next release, The Periodic Table of Qur’ān Chapters, a creation by Shaykh Abu Hasan Ridawi.

Meticulously crafted and radiating elegance, it stands as a visual compass, navigating the vast expanse and elaborate intricacies of the Qur’ān and its chapters. Just as a map charts the known world, this table delineates both the overarching framework and the delicate configurations of the chapters within the divine text as understood and taught by our salaf.

Drawing from the profound scholarship of luminaries such as Imām Álamuddīn Sakhāwī, Shaykh Abu Hasan’s tableau presents the venerable categorizations of the Qur’ān's chapters. A symphony of four...

Introducing a new way to traverse the tapestry and evolution of Hadith Scholarship and literature: The Interactive Hadith Periodic Table!

Building on the groundbreaking foundation laid by the research of Mawlana Abu Hasan with the Hadith Periodic Table, we are thrilled to unveil our latest innovation: an interactive webpage that brings the rich tapestry of Hadith literature to life. Dive deep into the wealth of knowledge with just a click, as each hadith-book element on the table reveals detailed insights, it is a labor of love and years of research and is a work in progress - the Shaykh, insha Allah, intends to use this page to add author biographies, available pdf versions and details with unique nuances that lie in this treasure trove of the world of Hadith for centuries - May Allah azza wa jall abundanty reward the Shaykh and the brother who helped code this to...

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This one-of-a-kind visual created by Mawlana Abu Hasan, ingeniously adapts the familiar structure of the Periodic Table of Elements to categorise and convey information regarding books of Hadith.

This brilliant guide provides the names of various Hadith books, their classification (based on attributes like authenticity, genre, and juridical relevance) and additional author information, all amazingly concentrated into one table.

While a conventional periodic table organizes elements by physical properties, this Hadith table brings a rich array of works, including some obscure ones, into an easily navigable format. Books and collections of hadith...