With ease and beauty, Untold gives readers a different perspective of Islam and its beginnings - the Prophet's wives...

Written by Abdul Waheed Khan, a study of the Prophetic Character

The Leadership of Muhammad, by John Adair

London-based Muslim newspaper 'The Muslim Post' has published an in-depth review of a new scholarly work by an academic about the Western admirers of Muhammad.

Muhammad: A Story of the Last Prophet is a fictionalized account of the life of Muhammad.  Unlike many biographies of Muhammad, this novel fills in the gaps between authenticated historical details with the author’s own creative license.

Muhammad Asad (Leopold Weiss) was born in 1900, into a family of Jewish scholars in Poland. It was the tradition of his family that the son would become a rabbi, and therefore he received a strict religious education. He was so well instructed in the Jewish religion that he knew Aramaic and Hebrew very well.

Muhammad: His Life Based on the Earliest Sources is one of the most important books that have been written about the life of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). The book won awards and translated to many languages such as French, Turkish, Dutch.

Muhammad Akram Nadwi is a scholar who is well-versed in the fields of hadith and fiqh. He began working on the biographies of Muslim women who are the narrators and memorizers of hadith a decade ago; he believed that this would be extensive enough to an entire volume.