‏Manthūr al-Khitāb

By Imam al-Qushari 

With a commentary by shaykh Muhammad al-Yaqoubi

This is an important work on Sufism, edited by sh. al-Yaqoubi according a manuscript he discovered in the Princeton University Library. The author introduced in this book the most important fifty Sufi principles and stations with concise definitions. 

The book is followed by a full detailed commentary which sh. al-Yaqoubi wrote after he taught the book in Madrid a few years ago. In this commentary, sh. al-Yaqoubi clarified these definitions and presented their proofs from the Holy Quran and the Sacred Sunna. 

‏The book is coupled with an extensive study on the life of Imam Qushayri that includes a work on his students, a study that was never done before, in which he traced 105 of his students. He also, wrote a biography of Imam al-Qushari’s wife, Fatima, who was a great scholar and woman of Allah, and biographies of his 8 children, who were all great scholars, two of them are women, and biographies of 16 of his grandchildren, all Qushayris, and great scholars and hadith authorities.

This work is a landmark on Sufism, and on the life of Imam al-Qushayri, whose works have impacted every Sufi order and contributed to shaping Sunni tasawwuf as we have it today.


Production Detail

• Arabic Language
• Bound in PU Leather
• Gold foil on covers
• 280 pages
• Black & white.
• Endpapers cream.
• Printed in the Turkey 2024