Stories of the Prophets

I'm going to start off with the pro's then go into the con's.Pro's:- very informative on prophet's stories- goes in a timeline and fashionly order from Adam (PBUH) to Muhammad (PBUH), which makes it easy to follow- Very good for both non-muslims and muslimsCon's:- Poor grammar, punctuation and spelling, which make it hard to read at times- A lot of repetition- Book is very big in size so it's harder to carry around- Book is poorly written (as mentioned above with my first point), and I believe there was also some copy and pasting from online sources (I had to look up some Prophet stories online to clarify some points I was reading, and noticed the words/sentences were the same in the book) - and there are no references or sources- beginning of the book, there are Quran references (in arabic), then as you read on, the Quranic references disappear all of a sudden.Generally speaking, this book is very informative and great if you really want to know about each prophet. However, it lacks professional writing skills, which make it very hard to read at times. I hope the author can re-write this to make it more easier to follow and read. I also hope they make the book smaller so it is easier to take around. The references from the Quran randomly disappear, which does not make sense to me. IF you are going to use references, then be consistent. MAJOR lack of consistency in this book with writing, sources and professionalism.

It’s fabulous book and informative.

I love this revised version a little more than the older version as this one includes Prophet Muhammad S.A.W.

Unfortunately, I returned the book as it included few non authentic stories about prophets who were not mentioned in either Quran or Sunnah. Additionally, there are non authentic details about other prophets like Ibrahim and Youssef. Because my son devours books we were able to figure this out within few days from receiving the book.Indeed, I would not recommend it for kids.

Its a book good for young people who are ready to acquire information that are more advanced that the ones that they are used to reading. the information are interesting, making the food for thoughts for these young learners. I gave the book as a present to my daughter who is currently seeking to know more about Islam in greater depths.

Love reading this book, my husband got it in kindle. A coworker ordered one too.

Excellent book despite some minor spelling errors.

Great book to read in the month of Ramadan, and read through out..

This is a large format paperback published by Amazon. Unlike the Darusallam publication in hardback that I have, this version is illustrated by someone that apparently knows nothing about Islam. Thre are depictions of Adam & Eve, Shaitaan, Angels, Noah and an Ark with animals in just like you would find in Bible stories. When I discovered this I had to return it as no mention is given in the item description that this is the case. Also, the text has been 'simplified' for younger readers. While this isn't a bad thing in itself, it isn't the edition I wanted to buy. Please be advised before spending your money.

I saw someone recommend this book on YouTube as a good read for revert Muslims so thought I'd give it a read. As a revert it is sometimes overwhelming to process all the new "rules" and learn what you thought you already knew afresh (in the case of those reverting from Christianity). So this book really helped by telling the stories of the prophets (pbut) in a simple way with no deep commentary or footnotes to refer to. Each of the prophets has their own chapter starting with Adam and Eve and ending with Muhammad (phuh) so you can either read from beginning to end of the book, or pick a prophet and learn about them out of chronological order.Relevant parts of the Quran are included with translation, so even if you can't read Arabic you can understand the words from the Quran which feels really inclusive.There aren't any coloured pictures so it doesn't feel like a children's book, but it's something you could read to your child as a bedtime story. All in all it's a good book, easy to read and certainly gives you an overview of each of the prophet's lives.

Great story book also child friendly from 13 years old as I have been reading with my daughter.Although there’s some ancient English vocabulary or more complex words need to be researched but overall it’s educational book but quite large size.

Great book for stories of the prophet. easy to read and easy to understand. Highly recommended

The font is bigger than expected, it just took a while to get used to such print.Overall alhamduliah, happy to have this book.