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The Tabrani Hadith Book in Urdu pdf 218. We are presenting to you this book of the most authentic hadith being narrated by Muhammad bin Isma’il bin Al-Mughirah, better known as Tabarani. This book is for understanding the fundamentals of Islam. It is one of its kind with almost all chapters in Urdu, with just a little Arabic terminology that is not difficult to understand. It is a complete book which will definitely help the travelers and pilgrims in their efforts to understand the various aspects of Islam. It is an absolutely knowledgeable and leveled book. The Tabarani hadith book is divided into chapters by subject area, so you will find all your favorite books under one cover. Of course, this series of books covers a wide range of Hadith, either in a practical or a pro-legal way. It covers the different principles and practices of Islam which are not prominent elsewhere in other texts. You ought to have this resource in your shelf for having a complete picture about Islam and its intricacies. The most authentic hadith available in this book is the one which was narrated by Muhammad bin Isma’il bin Al-Mughirah, who was considered to be a master in Hadith. He came from Bukhara, a city located in Uzbekistan, and died in the year 310 A.H. The first Biography of him was written by Al-Hakim At-Tirmidhi, who wrote many books about hadiths and their narrators. Abu Ali At-Tusi also mentioned him as one of those masters whose narrations were acceptable as later as 767 A.H. You will also come across a great number of hadiths in the Tabarani book in Urdu which were not included in any book before. This is a unique series of books that provides a complete picture about the principles and practices of Islam. Abu al-Faraj al-Isfahani [died 743 A.H] [died 915 A.H.] [died 923 A.H.] Abu Bakr al-Baqir [died 874 A.H] [died 873 A.H.] (6th century AH) (Kashfuur). Moh’ammad al-Bukhari [died 2nd century AH] Kashfuur. (died 4th century AH) (Kashfuur). (died 4th century AH) (Kashfuur). Abu’l-Faraj al-Isfahani [died 743 A.H.] [died 915 A.H.] [died 923 A.H.] (6th century AH) (Kashfuur). cfa1e77820