40 Hadith from Sunan al Nasa'I

This book is a selection of forty beautiful Hadith from Sunan al-Nasa’i. The Hadith areaccompanied with an easy to follow explanation accessible to readership of alllevels and all age ranges. The aimof this book is to give the reader a flavour of Hadith literature within Sunanal-Nasa’i.  The themes of the Hadithwill reflect the unique Hadith collection in Sunan al-Nasa’i. The ideais to present a selection of Hadith showing various aspects of the Islamic teachings. The Hadith will mainly reflect themes regarding manners and etiquettes, character of a Muslim,exhortations and admonitions, remembrance of Allah, knowledge and action andbeliefs. The goal is to select Hadith with the view to build character, promotespirituality, morals, manners and ethics. Within this volume is a simplediscussion of the theoretical parameters of praiseworthy characters everyMuslim should aspire to achieve, supererogatory virtuous acts of worship, andthe moral philosophy (in particular normative ethics) of these Hadiths. It ishoped that this will open the doors for readers to enquire more about Hadith. 

This book is a selection of forty beautiful Hadith from Sunan al-Nasa’i. The Hadith are accompanied with an easy to follow explanation accessible to readership of all levels and all age ranges.

The aim of this book is to give the reader a flavour of Hadith literature within Sunan al-Nasa’i.  The themes of the Hadith will reflect the unique Hadith collection in Sunan al-Nasa’i. The idea is to present a selection of Hadith showing various aspects of the Islamic teachings. The Hadith will mainly reflect themes regarding manners and etiquettes, character of a Muslim, exhortations and admonitions, remembrance of Allah, knowledge and action and beliefs.

The goal is to select Hadith with the view to build character, promote spirituality, morals, manners and ethics. Within this volume is a simple discussion of the theoretical parameters of praiseworthy characters every Muslim should aspire to achieve, supererogatory virtuous acts of worship, and the moral philosophy (in particular normative ethics) of these Hadiths. It is hoped that this will open the doors for readers to enquire more about Hadith.