The Sinking Kingdom of Qarun: Sixty Camels Were Needed to Carry The Keys of His Treasures
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The Sinking Kingdom of Qarun retells the Qur'anic account of Qarun, a man so wealthy that sixty camels were needed merely to carry the keys to his treasures, and whose pride in that wealth ultimately led to his destruction.
The story is one of the Qur'an's clearest warnings against arrogance and the illusion of self-made success, a theme retold across generations of Islamic teaching. This telling brings the narrative to a modern audience, useful for reflection on wealth, gratitude, and humility before Allah.
Ringkasan (Bahasa Melayu)
Buku ini mengisahkan Qarun, tokoh kaya-raya dalam al-Quran yang begitu angkuh dengan hartanya sehingga enam puluh ekor unta diperlukan untuk mengangkut kunci gedung hartanya, sebelum akhirnya ditenggelamkan bumi. Kisah penuh pengajaran ini tersedia di Dar Al Wahi, Kuala Lumpur.
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