The Atta'iyyah judgments

Series: The Small Sufi Library Number of pages: 96 Size: 17 cm length – 12 cm width Cover type: Regular Never let the delay of the end of giving with insistence in prayer make you feel hopeless; it is guaranteed to answer you in what it chooses for you, not what you choose for yourself, and at the time it wants, not when you want. *** When loneliness from His creation frightens you, know that He wants to open for you the door of intimacy with Him. *** Perhaps He gave you and prevented you, and perhaps He prevented you and gave you. *** You have loved something except that you became its servant, and He does not like you to be a servant to others. This book, despite its small size and simple language, is one of the most important and popular books of Sufism among readers. Ibn Ata Allah al-Sakandari, Maliki jurist and one of the Sufi scholars (658 AH / 1260 AD – 709 AH / 1309 AD). Known as "Qutb al-Arifin" (Pole of the Gnostics), "Translator of the Connected," and "Guide of the Seekers." **The Small Sufi Library:** A series that includes a number of essential and important Sufi books, small in size, easy language, simple in expression, suitable for anyone attracted to wisdom, asceticism, and Sufism but does not want large volumes and complex explanations. Its covers and internal layout are attractive, combining heritage with contemporary design in elegance and simplicity. The books are small-sized to easily fit in a handbag or pocket.