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Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (1201-1274) was a distinguished Shi‘i philosopher
Focusing on a procedurals definition of democracy in terms of ‘equality’ and ‘popular participation’
Guardian of children
and the ‘The Maxim of Averting Hardship’ – help define the course of action one should take in a given scenario
Discourses on Spirituality- Guftarhaye Ma'navi- Mutahhari islamic Nasir al-Din al-Tusi (1201-1274) wasSpiritual Discourses is a translation of the Persian book Guftr h ye Ma 'nawi by the great Muslim thinker and reformer Ayatullh Murtad Mutahhari. This book is a collection of thirteen lectures delivered by the Ayatullah on various topics, such as the criteria for humanity, the school of humanity, spiritual freedom, nobility and magnanimity of spirit, worship and prayer, repentance, migration and ijthd, and belief in the unseen. All these lectures are
