Hayy ibn Yaqdhan- hard cover

Hayy ibn Yaqdhan is a classic philosophical novel by Ibn Tufail about a feral child who grows up in isolation on an island, discovering profound truths about existence through pure reason and observation. This hardcover edition features elegant Arabic calligraphy and artistic illustrations on a burgundy cover. Key features: • Hardcover binding • Classical Arabic text • Gold-tone calligraphy and illustrations • Burgundy cover design • Complete philosophical novel • Introduction by Dr. Nizar Safroun This edition presents one of the most influential works of medieval Islamic philosophy, which later inspired Daniel Defoe's Robinson Crusoe. The story follows Hayy ibn Yaqdhan, who is raised by a gazelle on a deserted island and develops an understanding of the natural world and metaphysical truths through empirical observation and rational thinking. The book explores themes of human nature, religion, and the relationship between reason and revelation.