The Precious Thoughts (Said Al Khatir) According to Ibn Al Jawzi - Tawbah Editions
Ibn Al Jawzi said: "As thoughts pass over things that appear to them and then disappear, it is essential to retain them so as not to forget them, and the Prophet said: "Record knowledge in writing". How many thoughts have come to me, which I could not fix, and which fled leaving me in regret! I noticed that every time I open the eye of reflection, unexpected wonders of the Invisible appear to it. Then piles of understanding that should not be neglected accumulate in front of it. Thus I made this book a net intended for the hunting of fleeting thoughts (Sayd Al Khatir).
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Ibn Kathir shows us what a wonderful journey, without the depths of thought and wisdom, Ibn Al Jawzi invites us to, when he says: "He was unique in exhortation, without precedent or equal, in his style, his eloquence, the sweetness of his words, the elegance of their framing, the effectiveness of his exhortation, his immersion in deep meanings, and his clear exposition of strange things in concise terms, easily understandable, for he brought together many meanings in few words. He spontaneously declaimed prose and poetry, and in a word he was a unique teacher in the art of exhortation and much more." A unique book, of rare wisdom and eloquence, whose fame is not usurped, and which, without a doubt, will overwhelm the one who immerses himself in it.
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The Precious Thoughts (Said Al Khatir) According to Ibn Al Jawzi - Tawbah Editions
Ibn Kathir shows us what a wonderful journey, without the depths of thought and wisdom, Ibn Al Jawzi invites us to, when he says: "He was unique in exhortation, without precedent or equal, in his style, his eloquence, the sweetness of his words, the elegance of their framing, the effectiveness of his exhortation, his immersion in deep meanings, and his clear exposition of strange things in concise terms, easily understandable, for he brought together many meanings in few words. He spontaneously declaimed prose and poetry, and in a word he was a unique teacher in the art of exhortation and much more." A unique book, of rare wisdom and eloquence, whose fame is not usurped, and which, without a doubt, will overwhelm the one who immerses himself in it.