This book discusses revelation, prophethood, the miracle of the prophets as understood by Christians, Jews, and Muslims, the inimitability or I'jaz of the Qur'anic text, and the worldwide revolutionbrought about by the Prophet of Islam (upon him be peace) and his teachings. Add to that the ten higher purpose of the Qur'an for the reform of the individual and society... and then a study of the spiritual, economic, political. and social legislation brought by Islam.

Author: Muhammad Rashid Rida is very well known throughout the Muslim world. Many of Rida's work have been published and re-published all over the Arabic-speaking world, making Rashid Rida a houshold name, and one that comes immediately to mind when the reformational efforts of the early twentieth century are recalled. Clearly the purpose of the author in writing this book was to promote understanding of Islam and its Prophet (upon him be peace) through an appeal to the followers of all "revealed" religions to view these issues from the perspective of a shared or common doctrinal ground - that of divine revalation.