Teachings: Life Insights from the Islamic World

Author: 'Angusar M
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: 2002-09-01
Features: A classic book written by a legendary prince. The aged Persian prince, 'Angusar M, with his profound and wise thoughts, persuasive and admonishing tone, and concise language, elaborates on worldly strategies in a seemingly peaceful and tranquil world, where deceit and cunning always lurk beneath the surface. He explains how to maintain the virtues praised by people while using wisdom to always stay ahead in the struggles of this mortal world. The book is filled with profound and meaningful aphorisms: "Not all situations seek the help of good people; sometimes they seek the help of bad people, but this must be done without harming the good, otherwise you will ruin your friendship with the good by associating with the bad. To be able to enhance your prestige in dealing with bad people and develop friendships with the good." This book was proclaimed by the renowned Iranian scholar, the "King of Poets," Bahar, as the "Encyclopedia of Islamic Civilization." It is a classic Islamic cultural work that has influenced the world.