Zubdatu l-haqaiq application/pdf 35596530 bytes http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/at/legalcode 2012-03-14T09:42:27.792Z Zubdatu l-haqaiq tur , Ayn al-Quddat https://phaidrabg.bg.ac.rs/o:926 Text Ramzi, Muhammad Ayn al-Qudat was born in Hamadan, the western part of Persia, in 1098. He received the traditional education with an intention to become a scholar and therefore learned both Persian and Arabic. About 1120 he was appointed as a judge in his home town. In addition to his official duties, he turned increasingly to writing and to mysticism. His first extant work was the Zubdat al-Haqa'iq (Essence of Truth), written in Arabic in 1122. This was followed by the Maktubat (Epistles) and Tamhidat (Essays), both written in Persian with a mixture of Arabic. In 1130 he was arrested, taken to Baghdad, and put in prison. During the periods spent in prison he wrote an apological work, Sha l-Gharib (Complaint of the Exile). In May 1131 he was taken back to Hamadan and executed. Year of publishing: 1614. Ajn al-Kudat je rođen u Hamadanu, u zapadnom delu Persije, 1098. godine. Stekao je tradicionalno obrazovanje sa namerom da postane učenjak i stoga je naučio i persijski i arapski jezik. Otprilike 1120, postavljen je za sudiju u svom rodnom gradu. Pored zvaničnih dužnosti, sve više se posvećivao pisanju i misticizmu. Prvo obimno delo bilo mu je Zubdat al-Haqa'iq (Suština istine), napisano na arapskom 1122. godine. Posle tog dela, napisao je Maktubat (Pisma) i Tamhidat (Eseje), koje je napisao na persijskom s mešavinom arapskog. Godine 1130. uhapšen je, odveden u Bagdad i utamničen. Tokom perioda provedenog u zatvoru, napisao je apologijsko delo Sha l-Gharib (Žalba izgnanika). Godine 1131. ponovo je odveden u Hamadan i nad njim je izvršena smrtna kazna. Godina izdavanja: 1614.