Imam Zaid ibn Thaabit (R)

الامام زيد بن ثابت (ر)

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AuthorSalahuddin Ali Abdul Mawjood
TranslatorAbdul-Rafi Adewali Imam
BindingHardback
Pages398
Size6x9x1" (15x22cm)
EditionFirst, 2007
Weight (lbs)1.16

Zaid ibn Thaabit (RA) is a comprehensive and inspiring biography of one of the greatest scholars among the Companions of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Written by Salahuddin Ali Abdul Mawjood and translated by Abdul-Rafi Adewali Imam, this meticulously researched work explores the life of Zaid ibn Thaabit (رضي الله عنه)—the trusted scribe of Divine Revelation, one of the foremost reciters of the Qur'an, a leading jurist of Madinah, and the Companion entrusted with compiling and preserving the Noble Qur'an. Based on authentic Islamic sources, this book presents his remarkable contributions to Islam and highlights why he remains one of the most influential figures in Islamic scholarship.

Zaid ibn Thaabit (RA) embraced Islam as a young boy, and his extraordinary intelligence quickly became evident. After impressing the Messenger of Allah ﷺ with his ability to memorize the Qur'an and his eagerness to seek knowledge, the Prophet ﷺ appointed him as one of the official scribes of revelation. Every time Qur'anic verses were revealed, Zaid (RA) carefully recorded them under the direct supervision of the Prophet ﷺ, making him one of the primary preservers of Allah's final revelation. His precision, trustworthiness, and deep understanding earned him the confidence of the Prophet ﷺ and the admiration of the Companions.

One of the most remarkable aspects of his life was his relentless pursuit of beneficial knowledge. At the Prophet's ﷺ request, Zaid (RA) learned the Syriac language in just seventeen days so he could read and write correspondence on behalf of the Muslim community. This extraordinary achievement reflects his intellectual brilliance, dedication, and willingness to serve Islam in every possible way. In addition to writing revelation, he also penned letters that the Prophet ﷺ sent to kings and rulers, inviting them to embrace Islam.

The book devotes significant attention to Zaid's (RA) historic role in preserving the Qur'an after the passing of the Prophet ﷺ. During the caliphate of Abu Bakr As-Siddeeq (RA), he was entrusted with collecting the Qur'an into a single manuscript after the Battle of Yamamah. Later, under the leadership of Uthman ibn Affan (RA), he headed the committee responsible for preparing the standardized copies of the Mushaf that were distributed throughout the Muslim world. These monumental efforts, carried out with exceptional care and precision, ensured the accurate preservation of the Qur'an exactly as it was revealed. The author also addresses common misconceptions regarding the compilation of the Qur'an and explains the process through authentic historical evidence.

Beyond his service to the Qur'an, Zaid ibn Thaabit (RA) became one of the foremost scholars of Fiqh, Fatwa, and the Islamic law of inheritance (Faraa'id). Senior Companions such as Ibn Abbas (RA), Ibn Umar (RA), Anas ibn Malik (RA), and Abu Sa'eed Al-Khudri (RA) benefited from his knowledge. Classical scholars praised him as one of the leading jurists of Madinah, recognizing his mastery of Qur'anic sciences and legal rulings. His humility, devotion to worship, sound judgment, and dedication to teaching made him an enduring example for students of knowledge throughout Islamic history.

Rather than presenting a simple historical narrative, this biography draws practical lessons from Zaid's (RA) life that remain highly relevant today. Readers will be inspired by his love for learning, his commitment to preserving revelation, his sincerity in serving Islam, and his willingness to use every talent for the pleasure of Allah. His life demonstrates that knowledge is one of the greatest forms of worship when pursued with sincerity and implemented according to the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Written in an engaging and accessible style, this volume is ideal for students of Islamic studies, Huffaz, teachers of Qur'an, educators, researchers, and anyone who wishes to understand the life of the Companion whose scholarship played a pivotal role in preserving Allah's Book for future generations. It is an invaluable addition to every Islamic library and an essential resource for those seeking authentic biographies according to the methodology of Ahlus Sunnah wal-Jama'ah.

Book Features

  • Comprehensive biography of Zaid ibn Thaabit (RA), the Prophet's ﷺ scribe of revelation.
  • Written by Salahuddin Ali Abdul Mawjood.
  • Translated into English by Abdul-Rafi Adewali Imam.
  • Explores his early acceptance of Islam, scholarship, and close companionship with the Prophet ﷺ.
  • Details his central role in the compilation and preservation of the Noble Qur'an.
  • Explains his expertise in Qur'anic sciences, Fiqh, Fatwa, and the law of inheritance (Faraa'id).
  • Addresses misconceptions regarding the compilation of the Qur'an using authentic Islamic sources.
  • Highlights his mastery of languages, dedication to knowledge, and service to the Muslim Ummah.
  • Hardcover • 398 Pages • First Edition (2007), ideal for students, teachers, researchers, Islamic schools, masjid libraries, and personal collections.

Zaid ibn Thaabit (RA) is far more than a biography—it is a powerful reminder of how sincerity, knowledge, and devotion can preserve the religion of Allah for every generation. Through authentic scholarship and engaging historical analysis, this book introduces readers to one of the greatest scholars among the Sahabah and the man whose efforts helped safeguard the Qur'an for the entire Muslim Ummah.

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Subtitle
الامام زيد بن ثابت (ر)
Author
Salahuddin Ali Abdul Mawjood
Translator
Abdul-Rafi Adewali Imam
Binding
Hardback
Pages
398
Size
6x9x1" (15x22cm)
Edition
First, 2007
Weight (lbs)
1.16

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ISBN
9960984923
EAN13
9789960984926
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