Zad al-Ma'ad - 3 Volumes

Author: Ibn al-Qayyim al-Jawziyya

Since the happiness of the servant in both abodes is dependent on the guidance of the Prophet (peace be upon him), it is incumbent upon anyone who advises themselves and desires their salvation
and happiness, to know from his guidance, biography, and affairs that which distinguishes them from the ignorant, and brings them into the ranks of his followers, supporters, and party.
People in this regard are divided into those who are satisfied, those who strive for more, and those who are deprived. Grace is in the hands of Allah; He grants it to whom He wills, and Allah is the possessor of great bounty.

This book illuminates the path of guidance by introducing us to our Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)
by mentioning his lineage, circumcision, foster parents, mission, paternal uncles and aunts, wives, concubines, freed slaves, and servants,
scribes and books, muezzins, commanders, guards, and others.

Then it moves on to the jurisprudence of the Sirah, mentioning many of his actions and sayings (peace be upon him) in all matters. It then recounts the Prophet's (peace be upon him) battles and expeditions to show how he fought the disbelievers to spread the call to the oneness of Allah.
After that, it mentions the delegations that came to him, one by one.
The author dedicated a chapter to Prophetic medicine, in which he mentioned the sayings and actions of the Prophet (peace be upon him) in treating many illnesses.
The book concludes with his rulings (peace be upon him) on many matters, including: his ruling on someone who kills his slave, for example.
This book is considered the best provision for the best return.