Table of Contents:

• Introduction
• Pen Portrait of the Holy Prophet
• Gods-Incarnate as Human Ideals:
  • Sermon and Sacrament
• The Prophets of God as Ideals
• Before Muhammad
• The Ideal Call
• The Ideal Personality
• The Ideal Character
• The Ideal Success
• The Ideal Teacher of Religion:
  • Object of Religion
  • The Muslim Conception of Heaven
  • God our Prototype
  • Morality a Reflection of Divine Attributes
  • Muslim Prayer
  • Muslim Formula of Life
  • Formula for Greeting
  • No Intermediary between Man and God
  • Monotheism in its Purest Form
  • Object of Monotheism
  • God not Impersonal
  • Human Capabilities and Sinlessness of Nature
  • The Problem of Good and Evil
  • Universal Brotherhood
  • Universalism
  • All Prophets Sinless
  • Complete Religious Tolerance
  • Right use of the Sword
  • Equality of Man and Elevation of Womanhood
  • Marriage Ennobled
  • Polygamy
  • Slavery Abolished
  • Drink and Gambling
  • Respect for Learning and Logic
  • Universality of Teachings
  • A Liveable Religion
• The Ideal Expounder
• The Ideal Exemplar:
  • Keeping of Promise
  • Doing of Justice
  • Sacrificial Spirit
  • Fairness in Dealing
  • Disregard of Distinction
  • The Prophet Discouraged undue Reverence
  • Modesty, Leniency, Shyness and Humility
  • Praise Discouraged
  • Sublimity of Manner
• The Assemblage of Virtues:
  • Benevolence
  • Bravery
  • Forgiveness
  • Humility of Mind
  • The Prophet would do the Work of others
  • Exchange of Presents
  • His Aversion for Beggary
  • Hospitality