An Explanation of the Most Beautiful Names

Discover the profound insights of Imam Abu ¿Abdullah Muhammad b. Yusuf al-Sanusi al-Hasani in this bilingual edition of his timeless explanation of the Divine Names-a cornerstone of classical Islamic theology and ethics. This work, known for its clarity and theological precision, presents the meanings of the Names of Allah ¿ in a way that nourishes both intellect and spirit. Rooted in the Ash¿ari tradition and the spiritual depth of the North African tariqa Shadhiliyya, Imam al-Sanusi's text remains a vital guide for seekers of knowledge and spirituality. The bilingual format provides both the original Arabic and an accessible English translation, making it ideal for students, educators, and anyone devoted to understanding the attributes of the Divine. Imam al-Sanusi (d. 895 AH / 1490 CE) was a leading scholar of theology and logic in Tlemcen, Algeria. His works have shaped Islamic thought across the Maghreb and beyond. Every chapter moves from definition to devotion, from theology to therapy The reader is not left with concepts alone; he is given a path to walk -Shaykh Mhamed Aarab

Discover the profound insights of Imam Abu ʿAbdullah Muhammad b. Yusuf al-Sanusi al-Hasani in this bilingual edition of his timeless explanation of the Divine Names-a cornerstone of classical Islamic theology and ethics. This work, known for its clarity and theological precision, presents the meanings of the Names of Allah in a way that nourishes both intellect and spirit. Rooted in the Ashʿari tradition and the spiritual depth of the North African tariqa Shadhiliyya , Imam al-Sanusi's text remains a vital guide for seekers of knowledge and spirituality. The bilingual format provides both the original Arabic and an accessible English translation, making it ideal for students, educators, and anyone devoted to understanding the attributes of the Divine. Imam al-Sanusi (d. 895 AH / 1490 CE) was a leading scholar of theology and logic in Tlemcen, Algeria. His works have shaped Islamic thought across the Maghreb and beyond. Every chapter moves from definition to devotion, from theology to therapy The reader is not left with concepts alone; he is given a path to walk -Shaykh Mhamed Aarab