The Spirit in speaking about the spirits of the dead and the living with evidence from the Qur’an and Sunnah, known in short as the Spirit, is a book by Sheikh Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya. There are 1600 copies of the book in the world.
The Book of the Spirit by Ibn Qayyim al-Jawziyya who died in the year (751 AH) is one of the most important and beneficial books. It is an answer to questions about the conditions of the intermediate realm, the torment of the grave, the resting place of the soul after death, the reality of the soul and its antiquity, and so on. He elaborated and elaborated on the answer, and excelled and benefited.
The authors praised this book, as al-Safarini said: This book is the most important of what we have seen in this art, rather it is the most important and greatest of it, and no one who has a desire for knowledge should be ignorant of it or anything of it, so you should read it because it is very beneficial.
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It is a book that deals with topics related to the nature of the soul, its effect on man, its stages, and many spiritual aspects in Islam.
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