قصص الأنبياء Histoires des Prophètes
أبو الفداء، إسماعيل بن بن كثير (٧٠١ - ٧٧٤ هـ)
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قصص الأنبياء Histoires des Prophètes
Sommaire
- Stories of the Prophets (Qisas al-Anbiya')1
- Stories of the Prophets2
- Stories of the Prophets3
- The Introduction4
- Chapter on what has been reported concerning the creation of Adam, peace be upon him.5
- The argument between Adam and Moses, peace be upon them both [1].6
- The mention of the hadiths concerning the creation of Adam, peace be upon him.7
- The story of the two sons of Adam: Cain and Abel [1].8
- Mention of the death of Adam and his testament to his son Seth, peace be upon them.9
- Mention of Idris, peace be upon him [1].10
- Mention of some accounts of Noah himself, peace be upon him.11
- He mentioned his proof [1], peace be upon him.12
- He mentioned the passing of the Prophet, peace and blessings be upon him, by Wadi al-Hijr [1] in the land of Thamud [2] during the year of Tabuk [3].13
- Mention of the debate of Ibrahim al-Khalil [1]14
- He mentioned the migration of al-Khalil [1], peace be upon him, to the Levant [2].15
- The mention of the birth of Ishmael, peace be upon him [1].16
- The mention of Abraham's migration with his son Ishmael and his mother Hagar to the mountains of Paran [1].17
- The mention of the birth of Isaac, peace be upon him [1].18
- He mentioned the construction of the Ancient House [1].19
- Mention of the praise of Allah and His noble Messenger for His servant and intimate friend Ibrahim [1].20
- He mentioned his palace in Paradise [1].21
- Mention of the death of Ibrahim al-Khalil [1] and what was said about his age.22
- Chapter on the mention of the progeny of Ibrahim, peace and blessings be upon him [1]23
- He mentioned Ishmael, peace be upon him.24
- Ishaq ibn Ibrahim al-Karim ibn al-Karim, peace and blessings be upon them both [1].25
- Mention of the wondrous events that occurred in the life of Israel [1].26
- Mention of the wondrous events that occurred in the life of Israel [1].27
- Chapter on the mention of those who were destroyed collectively [1].28
- The mention of the virtue of Yunus [1], peace be upon him.29
- He mentioned the story of Moses, the one who spoke with Allah [1], peace and blessings be upon him.30
- When Moses and Aaron were mentioned among the people with this beautiful description, it terrified him. He saw something that bewildered him and blinded his insight and his sight. He possessed cunning, deceit, and trickery, and a skillful craft in turning people away from the path of God. So he addressed the sorcerers in the presence of the people, saying: 'Have you believed in him before I gave you permission?' [1] That is, 'Why did you not consult me regarding this dreadful act you have committed in the presence of my subjects?' Then he threatened, warned, flashed lightning and thundered, lied and went far astray, saying:31
- He mentioned the destruction of Pharaoh and his hosts.32
- He mentioned the destruction of Pharaoh and his hosts [1].33
- He mentioned another hadith with the same meaning as what Ibn Hibban [1] mentioned.34
- He mentioned the hadith known as the Hadith of al-Futūn [1].35
- He mentioned the construction of the Dome of Time [1].36
- Chapter on the mention of the virtues of Moses, peace be upon him, his characteristics, attributes, and his death.37
- He mentioned his pilgrimage to the Ancient House [1] [2].38
- Mention of his death, peace be upon him.39
- Mention of the prophethood of Joshua and his undertaking the affairs of the Children of Israel after Moses and Aaron, peace be upon them.40
- The story of al-Khiḍr [1] and Ilyās [2], peace be upon them both.41
- Chapter mentioning a group of the prophets of the Children of Israel after Moses, peace be upon him, then we follow them with mention of David and Solomon, peace be upon them. Ibn Jarir [1] said in his history: There is no disagreement among the people of knowledge concerning the histories of the past and the affairs of the ancients, from our community and others, that the one who took charge of the affairs of the Children of Israel after Joshua [2] was Caleb [3] son of Jephunneh [4], meaning one of the companions of Moses, peace be upon him, and he was the husband of his sister Miriam, and he was one of the two men who feared God, namely Joshua and Caleb, and they were the two who said to the Children of Israel when they shrank from jihad: "Enter upon them through the gate, for when you enter it, you will be victorious. And put your trust in God if you are believers."42
- He mentioned the extent of his life and the manner of his death.43
- Mention of his death, the duration of his reign, and his lifespan.44
- Chapter mentioning a group of the Prophets of the Children of Israel, peace be upon them.45
- Mention of the destruction of Bayt al-Maqdis [1]46
- A mention of some of the account of Daniel, peace be upon him [1].47
- A mention of some of the account of Daniel, peace be upon him [1].48
- The birth of the servant and messenger Jesus, son of Mary, the pure virgin [1].49
- Chapter on the declaration that Allah, the Exalted, is free from having a son—exalted is He above what the wrongdoers say, by a great exaltation.50
- Mention of the origin of Jesus, son of Mary, peace be upon them both.51
- The narration of the Table [1]52
- The mention of the raising of Jesus, peace be upon him, to the heaven [1].53
- He mentioned the description, characteristics, and virtues of Jesus, peace be upon him.54
- The margins and comments [1]55
