Discovery of Hearts - Imam Ghazali

Discovery of Hearts - Mucefetü'l-Kulüb

Imam-i Ghazali

MUALLİM NEŞRİYAT

• Author: Imam Ghazali
• Translator: Mohammed Taha
• Publisher: Muallim Neşriyat
• Category: Sufism Books
• Pages: 656
• Size: 16.5x23.5 cm
• Place of Printing: Istanbul - 2017
• Cover Type: Hardcover
• Paper Type: 2. Dough
• Language: Turkish

Preface
The Messenger of God (SallAllahu Aleyhi Vesellem) said, "Religion is advice." Islam is the only religion in the sight of Allah, and islam is the divine order. Being a Muslim is the perfect of bliss and virtues on earth. While others only provide worldly bliss, Islam provides both worldly and spiritual order. Being a Muslim is only the blessing of Allah and his Messenger Muhammad (SallAllahu Aleyhi Vesellem); it is possible to avoid the performance of what they order and what they do. That's what's at the heart of the advice. In the continuation of hadith-i sharif, our Lord (SallAllahu Aleyhi Vesellem) emphasized that this advice was for Allah, for his Messenger and for the whole of the ummah Muhammad.

The Prophet asked for his testimony by saying "Did I give you the advice" order in the farewell pilgrimage and set an example for all members of his community who came after him. Sahabe-i kiram, selef-i salihin, all the religions of the prophet and the city, have learned, lived and taught for God and His Messenger and all believers. Therefore, one of the most important priorities of religion has been the duty of communiqué and religion.

One of the advices given to us by the Islamic messenger every time is that the purpose of knowledge is knowledge, sincerity and conversation. Imam Ghazali is one of these scholars. Although he was the authority in almost all Islamic scholars and had served as the chief muderist in the Nizamiye Madrasahs at the time, he turned to the deeds of the sun in the life of the hereafter; He has appreciated the deeds of the souffrés and their way. Iyâu Ulûmi'd-Dîn, which he wrote towards the end of his life, is also indicative of this.

Imam Ghazali, who has repeatedly emphasized that the transformation of knowledge into deeds and wisdoms and only the deeds done with ihlas will be considered as envy, has expressed this in many of his works, especially his work Ihya; he explained in detail in these works the nasiha, which is a step in the duty of notification.

Many of Imam Ghazali's works have survived to this day. One of the works he wrote in Ihya or from him is the Discovery of Hearts; it is originally called Mukâşefetü'l-Kulüb. This work is written with the motto that religion is a whole of advice. The work is a book of sermons, morality, morality and advice. It has been translated, read and read in Islamic geographies for centuries, translated into Persian, Uzbek, Ottoman and other languages besides the Arabic original. Today, the hand-writing of this work and the fact that the stoneprint nude-has-has can be found a lot is a sign that the work was read as a bedside book of the people during the Ottoman period.

We, as the president of the World, presented a new translation of The Mukaşefetü'l-Kulûb for your benefit, with the hope that it would contribute a little to the superior efforts of the predecessor.
The endeavor is from God.

Abu Hamid Mohammed al-Ghazali, known to the Islamic world as Huccetü'l-Islam, came to the world in the city of Tus around Khorasan in Hijri 450 (m. 1058). Imam Ghazali, who gave works in all areas of Islamic science, died on Hijri 505 (m. 1111), leaving many works after him. One of his most important works is Iyâu Ulûmi'd-Dîn. He later specialized in his work on the morality and morality in his different works.

One of those works that circulates among the people is the work in your hand called Mukâşefetü'l-Kulûb. In the work, the fear of Allah, patience and sickness, defeating the selves and resisting satan, gaffes, disbelief and nymphs, repentance, love, obedience to Allah, loving Him, loving His Messenger, entrustment, prayer, emr-i bi'l-maruf and nehy-i ani'l-münker, devil's hostility, relic and repentance, being merciful, gossip, butchery, zat, the right to womb and parents, continuing worship and abandoning haram, remembering death, virtue of opinion, amzan and hell , the virtue of remembrance of Allah (c.c), the virtue of ablution, the virtue of prayer, haram food, forbidden interest, rights of servants are discussed.

Contents
Preface 9
Fear of God 11
Fear of Allah 15
Patience and Disease 21
Riyazet and Nefsanî Desires 26
30 To Prevail and Know the Devil as the Enemy
Blunder 34
Forgetting Allah, Whisper and Nifak 39
Repentance 44
Chatting with the Lord and Bringing Him Salât 49
Love 53
O o't o't o't give ad to Allah, Love God and His Messenger 60
Satan and His Punishment 67
Escrow 72
Performing Prayer with Birch 78
Ordering Good and Preventing Evil 83
Devil's Hostility 90
Escrow and Repentance 105
Virtue of Compassion 116
Birch in Prayer 123
Sneading and Kneading 130
Zekat 136
Adultery 139
Sila-i Rahim and The Right to Parents 143
Good for Parents 155
Zakat and Stinginess 164
Long Emel 168
Continued Worship and Abandon the Harams 172
Remembering Death 181
Creation of The Heavens and Various Breeds 188
Pulpit, Arş, Mukarreb Angels, Sustenance and Trust 191
Leaving the World and Locating the World 196
Nedemification of the World 220
Virtue of opinion. 227
Virtue of the Poor 235
Making Friends Other Than Allah and Arasat 250
Blowing on Sûr and Scalding from The Graves 255
Provision 261 to Be Made Between Mahlûkat
Place of World Goods 268
Deeds, Mizan and the Torment of Hell 274
Virtue of Worship 290
Thank God 298
Place of Arrogance 304
Days and Other Things Contem loan shark 313
The Difficulty of Death 319
Kabir and Suali 325
İlme'l Yakîn, Ayne'l-Yakîn and Supply Day Account 332
Virtue of Zikrullah 336
Virtues of Prayer. 344
Punishment for Leaving Prayer 350
Hell's Square and Its Punishment 368
Hell's Punishment 371
Fear of Sin 380
Virtue of Repentance 386
Avoiding Persecution 395
Avoiding Cruelty to orphans 400
Place of Arrogance 404
Virtue of Humility and Conviction 409
Deceptiveness of the World 414
World's Place and Avoiding It 417
Virtue of charity 424
Satisfying The Needs of Your Muslim Brother 430
Abdestin Virtue 433
Virtue of Prayer 436
Terrible States of the Apocalypse 442
Adjectives of Hell and Mizan 446
Arrogance and Ucbun Place 450
Doing The Orphan a Good Deed and Avoiding Persecution 454
Haram Food 458
Prohibition of Interest 464
Rights of Servants 470
Evil of Obeying the Heva and Zuhd 475
Degrees of The People of Heaven and Paradise 481
Patience, Consent and Conviction 488
Virtue of Trust 495
Masjid Virtue 498
Virtue of the People of Riyazet and Keramet 501
Faith and Nifak 508
Prohibition of Tickle and Drowning 513
Devil's Hostility 520
Conversation and Yummy Accounting 524
Mixing Hakk with Supersede 529
Virtue of Praying with the Congregation 532
Virtue of the Night (Teheccüd) Prayer. 535
End of The World and Acirc;lims 540
Virtue of Good Morality 544
Laughing, Crying and Clothing-Bird 549
Virtue of the Quran, Science and Acirc;lims 553
Virtue of Prayer and Intelligence 557
Good for Parents and Rights of Children 561
Neighbor's Right and Good for the Poor 567
Drinker Penalty 572
Messenger of God's Mirâci 576
Friday's Virtues 580
Woman's Rights over Husband 583
Man's Rights over His Lady 589
Virtue of Jihad 594
Devil's Trap 597
Musiki and Semâ 600
Avoiding Bidattan and Hevaya 604
Virtue of the Month of Receb 609
Virtue of the Sabbath 612
Virtue of Ramadan 615
Virtue of the Night of Almighty 618
Virtue of the Holiday 621
Virtue of the First Ten Days of Zilhicce 624
Virtue of Ashure Day 628
Virtue of Feasting on the Poor 631
Funeral and Kabir 635
Fear of Hell 639
Layout and Row 643
Death of the Messenger of God 646
Alphabetical Fihrist 655