The Prophet is the ruler of the state

Author's name: Ahmed Jamal. Narrated by Al-Amoudi Al-Makki.

The book reviews the Prophet's (PBUH) ten-year rule of Medina. His rule began with the construction of a mosque, his drafting of the Medina Constitution based on the Holy Quran, and other administrative measures. He also developed education and educational missions, boosted the economy, established a media apparatus, intelligence apparatus, and armed forces, his political acumen, established diplomatic relations, organized judicial affairs, medicine and nursing, implemented social reform, and established public morals. He appointed emirs after his rule expanded to include all parts of the Arabian Peninsula, empowered women, treated others well, treated them kindly, treated animals kindly, and practiced spiritual worship of the Prophet (PBUH), such as prayer and other activities. We conclude with the Farewell Pilgrimage and his death (PBUH), and mentions some of the elegies written by poets, both male and female, on his death. He was the greatest of those who enjoined what is right and forbade what is wrong.