The Road to Makkah

A good book, but not every one's cup of tea. The book covers the life and journey of the author towards Islam. How, when and where he met the legends of his time. Very interesting book.

Amazing qaulith of the hardcover, pages, printing!!! Execellnt overall

It is a great book it consists a lot of religious knowledge .

Absolutely awesome read. Feels like we are in the desert experiencing the journey with him. The chapters about talking in detail about IbnSaud were very interesting. But there are some places where there is too much details about surrounding environmental and his long philosophical opnions are sometimes dull. But overall are very finely written book

It’s must read book. Reading experience is awesome.

Beautiful literary style

Really like the narration and detailing gives you impression as if you are travelling with the writer through the lands of Arabia

The print is a bit tough on the eyes.

Good read.

Muhammad Asad (Leopold Weiss born on 2 July 1900 to a Jewish family in Lemberg, died in 1997) was a Jewish-born Austro-Hungarian born journalist, traveler, writer, linguist, thinker, political theorist, diplomat and Islamic scholar. Asad was one of the most influential European Muslims of the 20th century. This book is one of the best books of adventure in wilderness of Arabia 70 years ago, and many other places, elegant, it is a part of his biography, reads like a fiction, and rich of information about so many ideas and places. Asad is the father of Talal Asad.

Ordered a used library book from better world books and the book’s condition was exactly as stated. Highly recommended.

This is, hands down, one of the best books i've read this year. It was well written, i lived vicariously throuhh him and i thoroughly enjoyed this book. I don't even lend my copy out to friends in fear of not receiving it back

Excellent book but poor writing.