Nahjul Balaghah Vol. 3
Nahjul Balaghah Vol. 3
Published by:
WOFIS
Translator:
Sayyid Ali Reza
Language:
English
Original Language:
Arabic
Pages:
332
Size:
23.5 × 16.5 cm
About this Book
The third translated and last volume of the honorable nahj al-balageh is a selsction of Alis (p.b.u.h) speeches and consist of part two or there of this honorable book, or the chapter on letters (bab al-kotob) and the chapter on advise (bab al-kotob).
In the chapter on letters, we see extraction from interesting and charming letters of several starting letters in the chapter:
N.1: A part of this dignitaries (p.b.u.h) letter to the people of konheh when that honoable person was heading from Madineh toBasrah for the battle of Jamal.
No. 2: A part of Alis (p.b.u.h) letter to the people after the capture of Basrah.
No.3: A section of Alis (p.b.u.h) letter to his own judge, shoraye ebn-e-Hares. The last two letters of this chapter no.75: A sectionof alis (p.b.u.h) letter to Abu-musa-Ashari in reply to his letter concerning (tahkim) -the judging of Alis (p.b.u.h) or Moaviyes government:-No.79: A part of his letters to his generals when he was in the position of chaliphate. A section on samples of councelling:
No. 1: In revdutions and corruptions be as a baby camel who doesn't have a strong hump to ride or an udder to milk.
No. 2: whoever folloes his greed becomes small and base. Whoever tells the people his problems and distresses accepts contempt and hardship for himself. And whomso ever lets his tongue rule him-says whatever comes to his lips-and makes his personality worthless and invaluable.
The last speeches of this chapter:
No.486: the worst sin, is these in thought small by the commiltor.
No.487: the creator accepted a pact from the ignorant, to collect knowledge, and accepted a part from the wise, to teach.
No. 488: A believer, who causes his religious brothers shame (or anger), he is the cause of them becoming distant.
In the chapter on letters, we see extraction from interesting and charming letters of several starting letters in the chapter:
N.1: A part of this dignitaries (p.b.u.h) letter to the people of konheh when that honoable person was heading from Madineh toBasrah for the battle of Jamal.
No. 2: A part of Alis (p.b.u.h) letter to the people after the capture of Basrah.
No.3: A section of Alis (p.b.u.h) letter to his own judge, shoraye ebn-e-Hares. The last two letters of this chapter no.75: A sectionof alis (p.b.u.h) letter to Abu-musa-Ashari in reply to his letter concerning (tahkim) -the judging of Alis (p.b.u.h) or Moaviyes government:-No.79: A part of his letters to his generals when he was in the position of chaliphate. A section on samples of councelling:
No. 1: In revdutions and corruptions be as a baby camel who doesn't have a strong hump to ride or an udder to milk.
No. 2: whoever folloes his greed becomes small and base. Whoever tells the people his problems and distresses accepts contempt and hardship for himself. And whomso ever lets his tongue rule him-says whatever comes to his lips-and makes his personality worthless and invaluable.
The last speeches of this chapter:
No.486: the worst sin, is these in thought small by the commiltor.
No.487: the creator accepted a pact from the ignorant, to collect knowledge, and accepted a part from the wise, to teach.
No. 488: A believer, who causes his religious brothers shame (or anger), he is the cause of them becoming distant.
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