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Dalā’il al-Khayrāt with an English Introduction to the Arabic Text
This special edition of Dalā’il al-Khayrāt, a timeless work of devotion and blessings upon the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him), represents a remarkable milestone in the history of Islamic calligraphy and scholarship. Compiled using over 90 of the earliest known manuscripts, this edition has been carefully curated to offer readers a text of unparalleled authenticity and beauty.
Adding to its prestige, this edition features the elegant calligraphy of Uthman Taha, one of the most revered calligraphers of our time. Uthman Taha’s distinguished contribution to Islamic art includes his meticulous hand-copying of the entire Qur’an, which has been printed and distributed in millions of copies worldwide by the Saudi Arabian government. His masterful penmanship brings both clarity and an aesthetic richness to the text, making this edition not only a book of devotion but also a work of art.
Printed on high-quality paper and presented in full colour, this edition offers a superior reading experience, with beautifully designed pages that highlight the intricate calligraphy and ornamentation. Moreover, it includes a brilliant 12-page introduction in English written by Sheikh Nuh Keller, a renowned Islamic scholar. This introductory section provides a scholarly analysis of the work, underscoring the profound spiritual importance of sending Salāt (prayers of invocation) and Salām (greetings of peace) upon the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him). Sheikh Nuh Keller’s explanation of this practice, based on deep knowledge and spiritual insight, is truly unparalleled and adds immense value to the understanding of the text.
Whether you are a devoted reciter of Dalā’il al-Khayrāt or a student of Islamic art and history, this carefully prepared edition serves as both a spiritual guide and a testament to the enduring beauty of Islamic calligraphy. It invites readers to immerse themselves in an experience that transcends time, combining devotional practice with the artistic legacy of one of the most cherished works in Islamic heritage.
