Books

This volume shows Islamic philosophy as a living tradition, covering key thinkers, concepts, schools, and regions.

One of Nasr’s key works presenting Islam’s spiritual and social values and their ties to Jewish and Christian tradition.

A collection of forty unpublished poems expressing deep nostalgia for one’s primordial and spiritual home.

Nomachi’s images and Nasr’s text explore the Hajj, Islamic architecture, and the spirit of Islam’s holiest cities.

Nasr’s key work on the ecological crisis, arguing modern secular science’s view worsened nature’s devastation.

Gathers essays on the intricate relationship between Persian culture and various schools of Islamic philosophy.

Written for young Muslims to explore their tradition and understand the modern world from an Islamic view.

Contains some of the philosophically sophisticated essays on the nature of “sacred science,” time, nature, and selfhood.

Nasr’s magnum opus expounding the nature of the traditional worldview.