The Unveiling of Greek Ignominies and Aspersions by Pious Counsel

Muslim scholars have long since been contributing to various fields of life throughout the different times and places of human civilization. Prominent Muslim scholars such as Ibn Sina, Al-Ghazali, Ibn Rushd, Ibn Khaldun, and many others have produced original works that serve as staples in learning centers throughout the world. Interest in Islamic civilization and history continues to rise worldwide, and this series aims to present a collection of Islam’s most important intellectual contributions to non-Arabic readers. This series includes translated works pertaining to Quranic exegesis, prophetic tradition, theology, law and jurisprudence, history and politics, as well as subjects such as literature, medicine, astronomy, optics, and geography. Each book in the series has been translated by a qualified scholar and edited by a subject expert, ensuring that the full integrity of each translation is accurate, accessible, and legitimate in paths of scholarly and intellectual pursuit. The Unveiling of Greek Ignominies and Aspersions by Pious Counsel by Sheikh Shahab al-Din Abu Hafs Umar Suhrawardi, a seventh-century Hijri scholar, is now available to French readers for the first time. In his work, he confronts Greek philosophy and methodology with a faith-based approach influenced by theology and Sufism.