Books

Nasr’s view of Islamic philosophy as rooted in prophecy, showing its relevance from the ninth century to today.

An interview with Ramin Jahanbegloo on Nasr’s life, influence, and his intellectual and spiritual pursuits.

This book traces Nasr’s journey from Iran to the West, his awakening, and exile after the 1979 Revolution.

This volume gathers 42 essays by Nasr on philosophy, mysticism, science, and Islamic and Iranian thought.

An informative yet accessible introduction to Islam, exploring history, rituals, culture, theology, and spirituality.

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A collection of forty unpublished poems expressing deep nostalgia for one’s primordial and spiritual home.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