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The Masnavi I Manavi of Rumi Complete 6 Books Maulana Jalalu-’d-din Muhammad Rumi |
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The Shah Namah: The Epic of Kings (with Active TOC) HAKIM ABOL-GHASEM FERDOWSI TOOSI |
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TARJUMÁN AL-ASHWÁQ [with active TOC] MUHYIDDIN IBN AL-ARABI |
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Songs of Innocence and of Experience [Illustrated] William Blake |
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The 9/11 Commission Report US Government |
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The Alchemy of Happiness Al-Ghazzali |
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The Complete Works of William Shakespeare [with active TOC] William Shakespeare |
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The Art of Worldly Wisdom [with active TOC and footnotes] Balthazar Gracian |
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Poems from the Divan of Hafiz Hafiz |
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A Sufi Message of Spiritual Liberty Hazrat Inayat Khan |
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Antony and Cleopatra (Shakespeare Library) William Shakespeare |
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The Secrets of the Self [with active TOC and footnotes] Muhammad Iqbal |
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Myths of Babylonia and Assyria [Illustrated with active TOC, footnotes, index] Donald A. Mackenzie |
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Records of the past Vol I: being English translations of the ancient monuments of Egypt and western Asia [with active TOC & footnotes] A. H. Sayce |
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The Enclosed Garden of the Truth: The Hadiqatu’ l-Haqiqat (with active TOC) HAKIM ABU’ L-MAJD MAJDUD SANA’I OF GHAZNA |
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Bird Parliament Farid ud-Din Attar |
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American Indian Fairy Tales (with illustrations & active TOC) Margaret Compton |
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Egyptian Myth and Legend [illustrated, with active TOC & footnotes] Donald Mackenzie |
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The Complete Works of Edgar Allan Poe [with active TOC] Edgar Allan Poe |
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The Laughable Stories Collected by Mar Gregory John Bar Hebraeus (with active TOC) Bar Hebraeus |
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Tales of Wonder (with active TOC) Lord Dunsany |
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Forty Four Turkish Fairy Tales [illustrated with active TOC] Anonymous |
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Records of the Past Vol II: being English translations of the ancient monuments of Egypt and western Asia [with active TOC & footnotes] A. H. Sayce |
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Sadi’s Scroll of Wisdom (with active TOC) (Wisdom of the East) Sadi |
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Arabic Thought and Its Place in History De Lacy O’Leary |
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The Maqámát of Badí al-Zamán al-Hamadhání [with active TOC & footnotes] Badi al-Zaman al-Hamadani |
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The Bustan of Sadi (Wisdom of the East) Muslih-ud-din Sadi |
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Oriental Mysticism [with active TOC, footnotes and index] E. H. Palmer |
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Records of the Past Vol III: being English translations of the ancient monuments of Egypt and western Asia [with active TOC & footnotes] A. H. Sayce |
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Records of the Past Vol IV: being English translations of the ancient monuments of Egypt and western Asia [with active TOC & footnotes] A. H. Sayce |
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Tibetan Folk Tales [illustrated with active TOC] Anonymous |
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Georgian Folk Tales [with active TOC and footnotes] Anonymous |
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The Master Singers of Japan (with active TOC & Footnotes) (Wisdom of the East) Clara A. Walsh |
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The Hanged Poems [with active TOC] Zuhair |
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The Secret Rose Garden (Wisdom of the East) Sa’d Ud Din Mahmud Shabistari |
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The Diwan of Zeb-Un-Nissa [with active TOC] (Wisdom of the East) Zeb-un-Nissa |
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Selections from the Poetry of the Afghans Henry George Raverty |
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Studies in Islamic Mysticism [with active TOC, footnotes and index] Reynold Alleyne Nicholson |
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Specimens of Ainu Folklore (with active TOC and footnotes) John Batchelor |
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The Religion of the Koran (with Active TOC) (Wisdom of the East) Arthur N. Wollaston |
7. Arabic Thought and Its Place in History by De Lacy O’Leary Price: 2.98$
From Forward by the Author
It is the effort of the following pages to trace the transmission of Hellenistic thought through the medium of Muslim philosophers and Jewish thinkers who lived in Muslim surroundings, to show how this thought, modified as it passed through a period of development in the Muslim community and itself modifying Islamic ideas, was brought to bear upon the culture of mediæval Latin Christendom. So greatly had it altered in external form during the centuries of its life apart, that it seemed a new type of intellectual life and became a disturbing factor which diverted Christian philosophy into new lines and tended to disintegrate the traditional theology of the Church, directly leading up to the Renascence which gave the death-blow to mediæval culture: so little had it altered in real substance that it used the same text-books and treated very much the same problems already current in the earlier scholasticism which had developed independently in Latin Christendom. It will be our effort so to trace the history of mediæval Muslim thought as to show the elements which it had in common with Christian teaching and to account for the points of divergence.
Table of Contents
I THE SYRIAC VERSION OF HELLENISM
II THE ARAB PERIOD
III THE COMING OF THE ‘ABBASIDS
IV THE TRANSLATORS
V THE MU‘TAZILITES
VI THE EASTERN PHILOSOPHERS
VII SUFISM
VIII ORTHODOX SCHOLASTICISM
IX THE WESTERN PHILOSOPHY
X THE JEWISH TRANSMITTORS
XI INFLUENCE OF THE ARABIC PHILOSOPHERS ON LATIN SCHOLASTICISM
CONCLUDING PARAGRAPH
CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE
6. The Shah Namah: The Epic of Kings (with Active TOC) by HAKIM ABOL-GHASEM FERDOWSI TOOSI Price: 1.99$
The Shahnameh or The Epic of Kings is one of the definite classics of the world. It tells hero tales of ancient Persia. The contents and the poet’s style in describing the events takes the reader back to the ancient times and makes he/she sense and feel the events. Ferdowsi worked for thirty years to finish this masterpiece.
An important feature of this work is that during the period that Arabic language was known as the main language of science and literature, Ferdowsi used only Persian in his masterpiece. As Ferdowsi himself says “Persian language is revived by this work”.
This is the translation of The Epic of Shahnameh Ferdowsi by Helen Zimmern.
Table of Contents:
THE SHAHS OF OLD
FERIDOUN
ZAL
ZAL AND RUDABEH
RUSTEM
THE MARCH INTO MAZINDERAN
KAI KAOUS COMMITTETH MORE FOLLIES
RUSTEM AND SOHRAB
SAIAWUSH
THE RETURN OF KAI KHOSRAU
FIROUD
THE VENGEANCE OF KAI KHOSRAU
BYZUN AND MANIJEH
THE DEFEAT OF AFRASIYAB
THE PASSING OF KAI KHOSRAU
ISFENDIYAR
RUSTEM AND ISFENDIYAR
THE DEATH OF RUSTEM
5. The Religion of the Koran (with Active TOC) (Wisdom of the East) by Arthur N. Wollaston Price: 0.99$
This entry in the Wisdom of the East series includes an introduction to Islam, and a set of topical quotations from the Palmer translation of the Qur’an.
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
EXTRACTS FROM THE KORAN:
THE KORAN
UNITY OF GOD
MUHAMMAD THE APOSTLE OF GOD
RESURRECTION
HELL
PARADISE
GENII OR JINNS
ANGELS
THE DEVIL
PREDESTINATION
PRAYER
ALMSGIVING
FASTING
PILGRIMAGE TO MECCA
PROHIBITIONS—WINE, GAMING, FOODS, USURY, INFANTICIDE, ILL- TREATMENT OF ORPHANS
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
PROSELYTISM
4. Romeo and Juliet (Shakespeare Library) by William Shakespeare Price: 0.99$
Orange Sky Project will continue to publish select titles of William Shakespeare plays on Kindle. This is the first title on this series.
3. The Enclosed Garden of the Truth: The Hadiqatu’ l-Haqiqat Price: 1.99$
Third book of Orange Sky Project, The Enclosed Garden of the Truth: The Hadiqatu’ l-Haqiqat by HAKIM ABU’ L-MAJD MAJDUD SANA’I OF GHAZNA a.k.a. Sana’i is published on Kindle Store today. This is the first published Kindle edition of this book in the world.
This title is an attempt at a presentation of a part of Sana’i's most famous work, which, it is hoped may serve to give an idea of his manner of thought not only to Oriental scholars, but also to non-Orientalists who may be interested in the mysticism of Persia.
Watch this space for great books on Kindle. There will be more coming.
You can access the book from the below link:
2. Sadi’s Scroll of Wisdom (with active TOC) Price: 0.99$
This rare book – separate from the widely-available Gulistan and Bustan – is a small volume of poetry embodying precepts which would do no discredit to the philosophy of the 21st Century CE. Concise and elegant, the work is most popular throughout the length and breadth of the Persian-speaking East. In addition to beauty of diction, it is written in a metre which flows in easy cadence, and fixes the words of the poem on the mind. Hence the lines are committed to memory to an extent that is probably not surpassed by any work in the Persian language. Lines from Sadi’s poems are still commonly used in conversations by Iranians today.
You can excess the book from below link:
1. The Alchemy of Happiness by AL GHAZZALI (with active TOC) Price: 2.99$
Translated in 1909.
The Kimiya-yi Sa’ādat was written towards the end of Abū Ḥāmid Muḥammad ibn Muḥammad al-Ghazālī’s life shortly before 499/1105. During the time before it was written the Muslim world was considered to be in a state of political as well as intellectual unrest. al-Ghazali noted that there were constant disputes regarding the role of philosophy and scholastic theology and Sufi’s became chastised for their neglect of the ritual obligations of Islam. Upon its release, the Kimiya-yi sa’ādat allowed al-Ghazali to considerably reduce the tensions between the scholars and mystics.— Excerpted from Kimiya-yi sa’ādat on Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.