Asceticism and subtleties are legal terms used to refer to subjects and books that soften the hearts, desire good deeds, abstain from sins, abstain from this world, and desire the afterlife. The word “softeners” in the language is a subtle plural, and it was given to these topics because they soften the heart, desire goodness, and repel evil. Stand up. Indeed, tenderness and sermons are part of the religion of God Almighty. In the Noble Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, there are many great sermons. Man by nature has a soft heart when he hears a sermon, and his heart hardens and hardens by refraining from remembering these matters of the afterlife and the condition of the believers and their happiness. In this world and the hereafter, and the misery of the wicked, even if they are in bliss in this world.
For this reason, Muslim scholars have extensively classified this type of books and called them books of asceticism and subtleties. In this encyclopedia, the most famous and important ascetic books classified by the most famous Muslim scholars have been collected, and they are as follows:
The Book of Asceticism by Imam Ahmad ibn Hanbal.
The Book of Asceticism by Imam Waki` bin al-Jarrah.
The Book of Asceticism by Imam Hanad bin Al-Sirri.
Asceticism and Softness by Imam Ibn Al-Mubarak.
Asceticism by Asad bin Musa.
Asceticism by Imam Abu Dawud.
Asceticism by Ibn Abi Asim..
Asceticism and the recipe of ascetics by Ibn Al-Arabi.
Asceticism, piety, and worship of Imam Ibn Taymiyyah.
Great Asceticism by Imam Al-Bayhahi.
Asceticism and Piety by Al-Khatib Al-Baghdadi.
Asceticism by Abu Hatim.
Asceticism by Al-Maafi bin Amran Al-Mawsili.
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