Imam Hassan bin Ali (AS): The Master of Paradise by Fawzi Al-Saif is a brief and accessible biography tailored for young Shia Muslims, especially those less familiar with Arabic. The book traces the life of Imam Hassan (AS)—from his birth and the rituals performed by the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), through his leadership during a critical time in Islamic history, to his martyrdom by poisoning.

It discusses the political and social conditions that led to his peace treaty with Muawiyah, offering different perspectives on its significance. The book also highlights his character through narrations from both Sunni and Shia sources, his deep knowledge of the Quran, his personal life—including the story of his wife Ja’dah bint Al-Ash’ath—and the noble titles he carried, such as Al-Zaki and Kareem AhlulBayt.

Finally, it explores the legacy of his family and descendants, their contributions to Islamic scholarship, and their resistance to oppression. Through historical analysis and authentic narrations, the book provides a clear and respectful overview of Imam Hassan’s (AS) life and impact.