Fazail-e Amaal

The Fazail -e- Amaal (Arabic: فضائل اعمال ) is an Islamic work of literature written by the Indian Muhammad Zakariya al - Kandahlawi.

The text consists of excerpts of verses from the Koran and Hadith, followed by explanation. Original but it is written in Urdu in several languages ​​including Arabic, English, Turkish, Persian and Bengali translated.

The Hadith and the Koran verses are reproduced in the original Arabic and with the associated translation.

The plant is mainly used by the Tablighi Jamaat proselytise. At the universities, the Darul Uloom, the work is often used, especially in the 7th semester.

Excerpts from the Foreword

Kandehlewi tried according to his own testimony, always " inviting to Islam " a choice of words:

"We thank Allah the Exalted, and ask Him for peace and blessings for his noble Messenger, his companions and those who followed them in the maintenance of religion.

It was in the year 1353 after the Hijrah ( emigration from Mecca to Madina ), as one scholar, who is my friend and I appreciate very much, commissioned me to write a book that contains experiences of the Companions of the Prophet; with particular reference to the faith and worship of the women and children of his time.

The basic idea of the subject of this idea was that Muslim mothers to their children, rather than myths and fables to tell them true experiences from the time of Islam should read, developed by the young generation a feeling of love and esteem for the Prophet's companions strengthens and refines, as well as their faith; a book that should be a good substitute for the usual bedtime stories. "

• Islamic literature
• Islamic Law
• Sunnis
• Quran