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Al-Arbaʿīn: Collection of Forty Ḥadīths on the Miracles of the Final Messenger presents forty narrations concerning the extraordinary signs and miracles associated with the Prophet Muhammad (saw)Following the established arbaʿīn tradition of compiling forty ḥadīths, Hadhrat Mawlana Muhammad Adam S.B. brings together reports transmitted through major works of ḥadīth and accompanies them with explanatory commentary. The manuscript itself situates the collection within the historical scholarly practice of compiling forty narrations for preservation, transmission, and religious instruction.The collection ranges across events from the Makkan and Madinan periods of the Prophetic life. Among the subjects presented are the splitting of the moon, the weeping date-palm trunk, water flowing from the Prophet’s blessed fingers, the Cave of Mount Thawr, the obedience of trees and animals, miraculous increase in food, the Night Journey and Bayt al-Maqdis, supplications answered in remarkable circumstances, and other signs preserved in ḥadīth literature.Each selection brings the reader into direct engagement with transmitted Prophetic reports while explanatory passages place the narration within its wider devotional, historical, and scholarly setting. The work draws repeatedly upon narrations attributed to major ḥadīth collections, including al-Bukhārī, Muslim, al-Tirmidhī, Abū Dāwūd, and other classical sources represented throughout the volume.Particularly valuable is the book’s organization around individual miracles, enabling students and general readers to study the transmitted reports thematically while retaining their connection to the broader sīrah and ḥadīth traditions.Suitable for students of ḥadīth and sīrah, Islamic studies readers, teachers, researchers, seminaries, and library collections, Al-Arbaʿīn preserves a traditional forty-ḥadīth compilation devoted specifically to the muʿjizāt-the miraculous signs associated with the Final Messenger (saw)
