The Stories of the Prophets, which is in the hands of the reader, is a part of Ibn Kathir's The Beginning and the End. Because of its importance, it has been taken care of in this way: First: Care has been taken to produce the text correctly and free from errors as much as possible: Graduating the Qur'anic verses, with a review of the strange vocabulary found in the verses, third: Graduating multiple narrators, and fourth: Explaining the strange vocabulary in the text: Explaining strange vocabulary throughout the text to facilitate understanding and achieve the goal of simplifying the text. Fifth: Putting side headings for each new idea, to make it easier for the reader to follow the sequence of events and benefit from the various scientific benefits in the book.

The book presents a wonderful account of the stories of the prophets mentioned by Allah Almighty in His Dear Book, where He described them as “the best stories” for their accuracy, wisdom and great benefits, so the author was keen to present these stories accurately, highlighting the benefits and lessons learned from each story, making this book a valuable reference for French speakers wishing to understand the biographies of the prophets from an authentic Islamic perspective.