WIVES OF THE PROPHET,THE (SAW) PB

PREFACE
My very dear and cherished friend Maulana Muhammad Ashiq Bulandshehri had written many religious books on different subjects. . The books written by him are very popular among the scholars as well as general public, and various publishing houses have printed his different works and some are still under print.
Maulana Muhammad Ashiq had written a book regarding the reformation and betterment of women. He is quite at home over this subject. Lack of interest and ignorance about the knowledge of Islam, specially among the female, needs that they should be provided with the knowledge of Quraan, ahadith and religion, and other tenets of Islam. The women of present day must know the pious and religious activities which the most gracious wives and daughters of the Prophet Muhammad (saliallahu alayhe wasallam) practiced during their life time.
Maulana Muhammad Ashiq have complied two books in this respect. The title of the first one is ‘Ummat-e-Muslima kee Maayen’ (The Mothers of the Muslim) and the second one has a title as ‘Rasool-ullah kee Sahibzadian’ (the Daughters of the Prophet). The first book contains a Complete biography and life sketches Of the wives of the Prophet (sallallahu alayhe wasallam) and in the second book he has given a’ complete history of the daughters of the Prophet Muhammad (sallallahu alayhe wasallam). These biographies are quite lesson oriented. Every family of Muslims must read it. Maktaba Dar-ul-Uloom is going to publish it. Every Muslim is requested that he should participate in the noble cause to publicize it.
Maulana Muhammad Ashiq has also written a very famous book with a title ‘Muslim khwateen key live bees sabaq’ .(twenty lectures for Muslim women). People are requested they should pursue women to read these lectures as well along with other books, he had written for them. May God aCCept the efforts of Maulana Muhammad Ashiq Bulandshehri, and our present society is reformed.
Muhammad Shafi
(Mufti-e-Azam Pakistan)
Founder President of Dar-ul-Aloom
Karachi.
4, Zilhah, 1393 A.H.