The Book of Aphorisms (Ibn 'Ata'illah al-Iskandari; Translated by Muhammed Nafih Wafy) Classical ” he said to Khad•jah

” he said to Khad•jah as with still quaking heart he laid himself on his couch

These elements connect with the topic of the second treatise

30 Paradise and Eternity

the bokk concludes with an assessment of the current situation and the strategies necessary to promote mainstream Islam as an alternative to Salafi extremism

The Book of Aphorisms (Ibn 'Ata'illah al-Iskandari; Translated by Muhammed Nafih Wafy) Classical ” he said to Khad•jahThis book is one of the more widely distributed works of Ibn 'Ata'illah and serves as an ethical guide to those seeking God. It is a collection of short spiritual sayings each containing profound meaning driven from the Qur'an and Sunnah, and deals with issues related to tawhid, ethics and day to day conduct. People have spoken and written much about Sufism, as the discipline is known, Ibn Ata' Illahs famous The book of Aphorsism or Book of Wisdoms