This religion did not reach us on a silver platter, but rather on a platter of toil! It reached us on the bodies of the Companions, pierced by spears and torn apart by swords! It reached us on a river of their blood and mountains of their remains! It reached us with their wealth, their migration, their jihad, and their steadfastness! … These are three hundred letters from the Companions. I chose them to be comprehensive of all aspects of life: relationships and dealings, love, marriage and family, neighbors, work, and friends. I linked them to reality and applied them. These Companions were not reformed by time or place. These are the ones who reformed time and place.
Letters from the Companions
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A book that collects imaginative literary letters inspired by the biographies of the Companions, conveying meanings of wisdom, faith, and humanity.
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