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Murder In Medina: A Forensic Investigation Into The Death Of The Prophet
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Author: Sayed Mahdi Modarresi | Paperback | 2nd Edition | 158 pages
What if the Prophet's final hours were not of peace, but of betrayal?
This book investigates the greatest mystery of Islamic history: the death of God’s final Messenger, or rather, his tragic assassination at the treacherous hands of his inner circle. The facts are scattered across the pages of history like pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. But the evidence is overwhelming. The verdict is explosive.
Who plotted it?
How was it carried out?
Why was it concealed?
And what scars did it leave on a nation still divided to this very day?
How was it carried out?
Why was it concealed?
And what scars did it leave on a nation still divided to this very day?
To unlock this vault is to listen closely to the echoes it carries: whispers of poison and power, of grief and ambition. It reveals not merely a death, but a systemic collapse. A cover-up so cunning, it changed the course of history. A puzzle that when deciphered, it exposes history’s most vile conspiracy. This book cracks open history's greatest murder mystery:
Who killed the Prophet?
Sayed Muhammad-Mahdi al-Modarresi is a Shia Muslim theologian, scholar, speaker, and author with a background in traditional Islamic seminary studies and academic disciplines including sociology, politics, and philosophy. He studied in the Islamic seminaries of Damascus, Syria, and Qom, Iran.
Widely recognised for his lectures in English, Arabic, and Farsi, Sayed Mahdi has authored books in several languages and regularly writes on religious, social, and contemporary issues.