Africa mein Islam ki Ibtida (The Beginning of Islam in Africa)

In this concise and comprehensive book, the author reflects on the following themes:Love of homeland, merits of migration in light of the Qur’an and Sunnah, the migration to Abyssinia, the discussion of Ja‘far ibn Abi Talib [ra] in the court of al-Najashi, introduction to the latter’s life and acceptance of Islam, and his dealings with the migrant Muslim community in Abyssinia.The matter relating to living in non-Muslim countries, the different conditions of life in Makkah, Abyssinia and Madinah during the prophetic era, the legal and moral responsibilities of a Muslim community living in a non-Muslim country, and religious propagation in non-Muslim lands.The excellence of the people of colour with dark skin, their ancestry, Abyssinian words used in the Qur’an, and an introduction to a few dark-skinned personalities such as Luqman the Wise [ra], Umm Ayman [ra], Bilal the Abyssinian [ra], and Usamah ibn Zayd [ra].