Sufi Tradition in Islam

The series book consists of the translation of copious extracts from some of the oldest treatises on Sufism and Sufi Poetry. These elaborate and beautiful writings of revered Sufi Masters are expected to give the reader a fair knowledge of the teachings and thoughts of the Authors. The translations, while not being literal, are honest attempts to present a faithful rendering of the original to the English-knowing public.
Represented master works include writings of Ali B. Uthman Al-Jullabi Al-Hujwiri, Nur-ud-Din Abd-ur-Rahman Jami, Abu Nasr Abdullah B. Ali Al-Sarraj Al-Tusi, Omar Khayyam, Shihabuddin Suhrawerdi Maqtul, Shaikh Sharfuddin Maneri or Makhdum-ul-Mulk.

Contents:
1. The Kashf Al-Mahjub. The Oldest Persian Treatise on Sufism By Ali B. Uthman Al-Jullabi Al-Hujwiri,
By Nicholson, Reynold A.
2. Lawaih. A Treatise on Sufism By Nur-ud-Din Abd-ur-Rahman Jami, Translated by Whinfield, E. H. and Kazvini, Mirza Muhammad
3. The Kitab Al-Luma Fi’l-Tasawwuf of Abu Nasr Abdullah B. Ali Al-Sarraj Al-Tusi. Edited for the First Time, with Critical Notes, Abstract of Contents, Glossary, and Indices, By Nicholson, Reynold A., in 2 Parts
4. The Sufism of the Rubaiyat. Or the Secret of the Great Paradox,
By Hazeldine, Norton F. W.
5. The Sufistic Quatrains of Omar Khayyam, By Fitzgerald, E.; Whinfield, E. H.; and Nicolas, J. B.
6. Three Treatises on Sufism By Shihabuddin Suhrawerdi Maqtul. With an Account of His Life and Poetry,
Edited and Translated by Spies, Otto and Khatak, S. K.
7. Letters from a Sufi Teacher. Shaikh Sharfuddin Maneri or Makhdum-ul-Mulk, Tran. from Persian by Singh, Baijnath.