Muhammad Zubair Libros

The narrative explores the historical and spiritual journey of the Children of Israel, highlighting their status as God's chosen people. It delves into their rejection of the teachings of Prophets Jesus and Moses, illustrating their rebellion against divine guidance. The book examines themes of faith, disobedience, and the consequences of straying from God's will, offering insights into the complexities of their relationship with the divine throughout history.

The book explores the critical topic of human rights in Islam, emphasizing its relevance in today's Muslim world. It presents Islam as a natural religion that addresses the needs of individuals and society through divine teachings aligned with reason. The Qur'an advocates for universal human values, irrespective of cultural or religious backgrounds. Additionally, it highlights the significance of Prophet Muhammad's last sermon, Khutba Hujja Tul-Widda, as a pioneering charter of human rights, marking a foundational moment in the history of human rights advocacy.