Prominet scholars of Islam say that the evidences of Muhammad's prophethood and his miracles amount to about 1000. Countless people have affirmed it in their own particular ways, and the Qur'an itself provides thousands of such proofs. This book by Bediuzzaman Said Nursi talsk about some of the extraordinary incidents that happened at the time of prophet Muhammad in support of his divine mission, that is, calling people to Islam.

Prophet Muhammad and His Miracles (Humanity's Encounter W/ Devine)

Religion & Spirituality

Nursi, Bediuzzaman Said

Islam

Tughra Books

Written by a celebrated Islamic scholar to his students in Turkey after his political exile in 1925, these letters follow the long-established traditions of correspondence between spiritual masters and their students in remote lands. Both expressions of friendship and long-distance tutorials on points of scholarly debate, most of the letters are answers to questions about theology and hold forth on such matters as the nature of hell, the suffering of innocents, the miracles of Prophet Muhammad, and the divine purpose of the universe.

The Letters (Risale-I Nur Collection)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

This illuminating guide presents an innovative and contemporary approach to the Qur?an and its philosophy in the Islamic tradition. From the religious tome?s purpose and objectives to its rhetoric and eloquence, various aspects of the Qur?an are examined while new insights are provided on the existence and oneness of God, prophethood, and bodily resurrection.

The Reasonings (Risale-I Nur Collection)

The 30 treatises written by this influential Islamic scholar address key issues of humanity, as discussed in the Qur?an, that are equally applicable to modern society. Essays include expositions on nature and its impossibility without the existence of God, the concept of sincerity and why it is a crucial part of Islam practice, and suggested ways for the elderly and sick to treat their ailments while staying true to their religion.

The Gleams (Risale-I Nur Collection)

Providing a framework of Islamic thought for issues raised in modern times, this cornerstone volume offers important insight into matters of belief through a collection of arguments that assert the importance of a renewed faith in today?s world. Stating that belief equals knowledge and that the convictions underlying nonbelief are ignorance and absence of judgment, this spirituality-affirming compendium features essays that introduce the pillars of faith for the Islamic tradition and give a broader understanding of Islam based on the Qur?an. Ultimately hoping to prove the existence and unity of God, this magnum opus is perfect for researchers and students of Islam as well as anyone interested in a broad analysis of the Qur?an and the main tenets of the Islamic faith.

The Rays: Reflections on Islamic Belief, Thought, Worship and Action (Risale-I Nur Collection)

If the thing which naturalists call "nature" has an external reality, it can, at the very most, be a work of art, not an artist; it can be design, not a designer; a set of decrees, not an issuer of decrees; a set of laws of the creation and operation of the universe, not a lawgiver; a created veil before God's dignity, not a creator; something originated according to God's way of acting, not an originator; only a law, not an independent, conscious power or a powerful one; and a set of lines to inscribe on, not a source or origin or an author.

Nature: Cause or Effect? (From the Risale-I Nur Collection)

God has, within His universal and all-inclusive rules, special favors and help, as well as particular manifestations, that encourage every being to turn to Him at any time and ask Him to meet any of its needs. Also, in order o make His Existance and Unity evident, He opened windows on Himself from all apartments, all levels of creation and worlds, all groups of existance and individuals, and all things. He left a phone in every heart.

33 Windows to the Truth (From the Risale-I Nur Collection)

The Staff of Moses is a collection of Nursi's writings concerning worship, youth, life after death, belief in the Hereafter and their relation with happiness in this world and the next.

The Staff of Moses: Reflections of Islamic Belief, and Divine Existence and Unity