Bilal bin Rabah the voice of Heavens, the Prophet's Muezzin Book
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- The book in your hands, Al-Aqqad presents glimpses of Bilal's life and the story of his conversion to Islam and the heroism of a man whose voice has always been loud with the call to truth.
- Author: Abbas Al-Akkad
- No. of Pages :112
- Language: Arabic
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- Islam equated different races, before modern civilization; all people are equal regardless of their colors, and made the distinction between them based on piety and good deeds. Islamic history is full of examples of people who were not Arabs or were of a lower social status, so Muslim society did not despise them, but rather gave them opportunities to live and achieve their selves as long as they had the appropriate capabilities.
- Bilal bin Rabah was an Abyssinian slave in a stubborn pre-Islamic society that evaluated people according to their lineage and skin color, depriving them of their rights and not giving their souls any weight. When Islam came, equating people, it made room for him as the first muezzin to raise the call to prayer (the call to heaven) with his melodious voice, declaring that there is no servitude except to God.
- The book in your hands, Al-Aqqad presents glimpses of Bilal's life and the story of his conversion to Islam and the heroism of a man whose voice has always been loud with the call to truth.
Product Code: 9789772555079
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