The earliest complete manuscript (the "Konya manuscript") was completed in December, 1278 (five years after Rumi`s death).īooks 1 and 2: They "are principally concerned with the nafs, the lower carnal self, and its self-deception and evil tendencies."īooks 3 and 4: These books share the principal themes of Reason and Knowledge. The Masnavi is divided into six books, and Rumi wrote prefaces for each book. Husâmuddîn, may God sanctify his precious secret, found out that some of the friends, in complete relish and greatlove, were making serious efforts to study the `Book of the Divine` of (the sufi poet) Hakîm (Sanâ`î) and the `Speech of the Birds` and the `Book of Misfortune` of (the sufi poet) Farîduddîn `Attâr, and (who) were delighted by (studying) their (mystical) secrets and (accounts of) the unusual spiritual amorousness (of the lovers of God) displayed by them. The story of how the beginning of the composition of the Masnavi has been told in the hagiography written by Aflaki (written between 1318-53), a disciple of Rumi`s grandson: "Sirâjuddîn, the Mathnawi-reciter at the Tomb (of Rumi) told the story that the reason for the composition of the book of the Masnavî-yé Ma`nawî, which is the Revealer of the secrets of the Qur`an was: One day Hazrat-i. and the explainer of the Qur`an (Masnavi, Book I, Preface). Rumi himself called the Masnavi "the roots of the roots of the roots of the (Islamic) Religion. It is deeply permeated with Qur`anic meanings and references.
It is a compendium of sufi stories, ethical teachings, and mystical teachings. He began it when he was between the ages of 54-57 and continued composing its verses until he died in 1273 (with the last story remaining incomplete). The "Masnawi" is Rumi`s greatest poetic work, composed during the last years of his life. Ihya Ulum al-Din Book Volume 5 (16.Masnawi Sacred Texts of Islam Book One Kitap Açıklaması
Ihya Ulum al-Din Book Volume 4 (23.6 MB)ĥ. Ihya Ulum al-Din Book Volume 2 (23.7 MB)ģ. Ihya Ulum al-Din Book Volume 1 (17.2 MB)Ģ. Imam Nawawi said about this book : "Were the books of Islam all to be lost, excepting only the Ihya', it would suffice to replace them all." Imam Ghazali translated “Ihya Ulum al-Din” in Persian to a shorter version named “Kimyaye Sadat”. It’s a giant book and the most studied book after Quran and hadith. It covers almost all major fields of Islam. His most important book is “Ihya Ulum al-Din”. But within that small time, he wrote more than seventy books on Islamic philosophy and other areas. Imam Al-Ghazali is considered to be one of those renewers of his time and for later generations also. Prophet (PBUH) told us that in every century a renewer of Islamic faith will come who will restore Islamic teachings. He is also known as one of the most influential Muslims of Islamic history.
Imam Al-Ghazali was a Persian scholar and philosopher.
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