Books When the Moon Split   by Safi-ur-Rahman Mubarakpuri (Author), Tabassum Siraj (Editor), Michael Richardson (Editor), Badr Azimabadi (Editor)

"When the Moon Split" by Safi-ur-Rahman Mubarakpuri is a beautifully narrated biography (Seerah) of the Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H). The book provides a detailed yet accessible account of the Prophet's life from his birth, early years, and divine selection by Allah (S.W.T), through the initial revelations, to the dissemination of Islam. It covers the societal conditions of pre-Islamic Arabia, the opposition faced from the Quraysh tribe, and the ultimate triumph of Islam.

The title refers to one of the miracles associated with the Prophet, symbolizing the divine nature of his mission. The book includes lessons, questions, and contextual explanations of Quranic revelations, along with illustrations and maps to enhance understanding. It emphasizes the moral and ethical teachings of Islam conveyed through the Prophet's life and chronicles significant events from birth until his passing.