Al-Murtada ('Ali's Biography) - Abul Hasan an-Nadwi

Many of history's great men, generational leaders, historians, and enrichers of literature, science, and actions owe debts and rights to the peoples, nations, and societies that honour and respect them for their glories, heroism, and genius. These individuals may also exaggerate in their love and preferences, and their performance and contentment may be delayed.

Their name was submerged in the list of important names - for special reasons - and they were surrounded by halos of legends, exaggerations, and side details that neither shed light on their distinctive personality nor determine their place in history.

At the end of the book, The author has criticized some of the beliefs and theories in which their proponents used their victory for the family of the Prophet and the descendants of our Ali, and they are foreign to Islam, emanating from foreign, populist, and regional philosophies, as well as remnants of ancient civilizations and religious systems, and Islam is innocent of them all.

The book appeared as a long-term and comprehensive historical review, as well as a modest contribution to presenting the biography of a great man from the great human generation, and one of the graduates of the benefactor school of prophethood.