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Islam
The Enclosed Garden of the Truth
95 chapters, 191 passages
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Contents
I. Life of the Author
II. Manuscripts and Lithographs
III. History of the Text
IV. The Commentators
V. The HadÎqatu'l-haqîqat
VI. Sanâ'î's Preface
The First Book of the Hadîqatu'-l-Haqîqat of Sanâ'î
On the Knowledge of God
On the Assertion of the Unity
On God as First Cause
On Purity of Heart
On the Blind Men and the Affair of the Elephant
On the Above Allegory
Of Those Who Heed Not
On the Steps of Ascent
On the Protection and Guardianship of God
The Parable of Those Who Give Alms
On the Cause of Our Maintenance
Of the Right Guidance
On the Surrender of the Self
In His Magnification
On the Earnest Striving
Of the Traveller on the Path
On Being Silent
The Parable of Those Who Heed Not
The Parable of the Eye of the Squint-Eyed
Again the Parable of Those Who Heed Not
In Praise of His Omnipotence
On the Proverbs and Admonitions 'Poverty Is Blackness of the Face' (the Recital of Proverbs Is the Best of Discourses) and 'the World Is a House of Departure an
On the Need of God, and Independence of All Beside Him
On Self-Abasement and Humility
On the Justice of the Prince and the Security of His Subjects
On Celebrating the Praise of God
Concerning the Pious Disciple and the Great Master
Concerning the House of Deception
On Giving Thanks
On His Wrath and His Kindness
On His, Omniscience, and His Knowledge of the Minds of Men
Concerning His Beneficence: And Verily He Is the Provider of Provisions
A STORY
A STORY
On the Desire for God
On Affection and Isolation
On Renunciation and Strenuous Endeavour
On Following the Path of the Hereafter
Of the Learned Man and the Fool
A STORY
On Trust in God
On the Trust in God Shown by Old Women
On the Kalima
On the Interpretation of the Dream
On Dreams of Vessels and Garments
On Dreams of Handicraftsmen
On Dreams of Beasts
On Dreams of Wild Animals
On Dreams of Lights and Stars
On the Incompatibility of the Two Abodes
The Parable of the Schoolboys
On Striving in God's Path
On Charity and Gifts
Of the Story of Qais Ibn `Âsim
On Intimate Friendship and Attachment
HE WHO IS INDIFFERENT TO THE WORLD FINDS A KINGDOM THAT SHALL NOT WANE. (Qur. 20:118)
On the Asceticism of the Ascetic
On the Love of the World and the Manner of the People of It
Of Addresses to God, and Self-Abasement, and Humility
On the Participation of the Heart in Prayer
On Failure to Pray Aright
On Laud and Praise
On Poverty and Perplexity
On Being Glad in God Most High, and Humbling Oneself Before Him
On His Kindness and Bounty
On Turning to God
He Who Trusts in His Submission Suffers a Manifest Hurt
On Devotion to God
Of His Mercy
Of Him Who Feeds Me and Gives Me Drink
Of the Multitude; They Are Like Cattle: Nay. They Are More Erring
On the Desire for God
On His Decree and Ordinance and His Creative Power
To Remember the Words of the All-Knowing Lord
On the Glory of the Qur'ân
Of the Recital of the Secret of the Qur'ân
In the Recital of the Miracle Wrought by the Qur'ân
Of the Guidance of the Qur'ân
On the Greatness of the Qur'ân: Verily It Consists Not in Its Division into 'Tens' and 'Fives.'
On the Allegations Brought Forward by the Word of God
On the Sweetness. of the Qur'ân
On the Hearing of the Qur'ân
The Comparison of the Creation of Adam and of Jesus Son of Mary (on Both of Whom Be Peace!)
To Commemorate the Prophets Is Better Than Speaking of Fools
Front matter
Title Page
Preface
Abbreviations
Introduction
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