The Life of the Last Prophet
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| Studio album by Yusuf Islam | ||
| Released | 1995 | |
| Genre | Spoken Word | |
| Label | Mountain of Light/Jamal Records | |
The Life of the Last Prophet is a spoken-word, audio production by Yusuf Islam, formerly known as Cat Stevens. The first official release by Yusuf Islam since his departure from the music business in 1978. This biography of Prophet Muhammad's life is a remarkable product which does more than educate; it draws the listener into the story through Yusuf Islam's wonderful voice and the latest sound-effect technology. Also, many verses from the Qur'an are recited within the historical context of revelation. At the end of the album is Yusuf Islam's now-famous rendition of the song 'Tala-al Badru Alayna' in Arabic and English.
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| Studio albums: Matthew and Son | New Masters | Mona Bone Jakon | Tea for the Tillerman | Teaser and the Firecat | Catch Bull at Four | Foreigner | Buddha and the Chocolate Box | Saturnight (Live in Tokyo) | Numbers | Izitso | Back to Earth | Footsteps in the Dark: Greatest Hits, Vol. 2 | Majikat |
| Yusuf Islam: The Life of the Last Prophet | Prayers of the Last Prophet | A is for Allah | I Look I See | Indian Ocean | Footsteps In The Light | An Other Cup |
| Compilations: Greatest Hits | The Very Best of Cat Stevens | Cat Stevens Box Set | Gold |
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| Folk music | God |
