Mohammed: 119 books

This book is very old and which was written and published in the year 1334 Hegira. It means it was published one hundred years ago by Hazrat Abul Hasnat Syed Abdullah Shah of Hyderabad. This is a small book in which there are brief biographies of 33 holy Sufi saints are added and also in this...

Sectarian hostility and doctrinal intolerance took a heavy toll of human lives and created a crowded calendar of martyrs in medieval Islam no less than in Christianity. The most famous victim of outraged orthodoxy was al-Ḥallāj, ‘martyr-mystic of Islam’ as he was called by the late Louis Massignon,...

RABE‘A AL-ADAWIYA lived in very poor circumstances. He did not possess even one drop of oil to anoint her navel; there was no lamp, and not a rag to swaddle her in. He already had three daughters, and Rabe’a was his fourth; that is why she was called by that name.

this is world famous love story of the indian sub-continent and which Praise to score out even the writing of the Pen of Destiny.8 Praise also to the beloved Pir Chishti Shakarganj. When Shakarganj made his abode at Pakpattan, the Punjab was delivered of all its troubles.4 In...

Farid al-Din Attar, author of the book here pre-sented in an abridged translation, is to be accounted amongst the greatest poets of Persia; his dimensions as a literary genius increase with the further investigation of his writings, which are still far from completely explored, though welcome progress has been made of late in their publication.

Farid al-Din Attar, the author of the book here presented in an abridged translation, is to be accounted amongst the greatest poets of Persia; his dimensions as a literary genius increase with the further investigation of his writings, which are still far from completely explored, though welcome progress has been made of late in their publication.

Farid al-Din Attar, the author of the book here presented in an abridged translation, is to be accounted amongst the greatest poets of Persia; his dimensions as a literary genius increase with the further investigation of his writings, which are still far from completely explored, though welcome progress has been made of late in their publication.