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Tolstoy's life is distinguished not only by his great literary works but also by his deep spiritual quests and religious reflections. Alongside his thoughts on Christianity, non-violence, and morality, his interest in Islam and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) represents perhaps one of the lesser-known yet most impactful aspects of his life...
In 1908, Leo Tolstoy read The Sayings of Muhammad , a book by "Abdullah el-Sühreverdi" published in India. Inspired by the hadiths in the book, he compiled his own selection and published it the same year in October through Russia's "Posrednik" publishing
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Tolstoy's life is distinguished not only by his great literary works but also by his deep spiritual quests and religious reflections. Alongside his thoughts on Christianity, non-violence, and morality, his interest in Islam and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) represents perhaps one of the lesser-known yet most impactful aspects of his life...

In 1908, Leo Tolstoy read The Sayings of Muhammad, a book by "Abdullah el-Sühreverdi" published in India. Inspired by the hadiths in the book, he compiled his own selection and published it the same year in October through Russia's "Posrednik" publishing house under the title The Sayings of Muhammad Not Included in the Quran.

However, the title of the booklet was methodologically inaccurate, as it seems Tolstoy did not fully grasp the distinction between Quranic verses and hadith. (Quranic verses are divine revelations, whereas hadiths consist of the sayings and actions of the Prophet Muhammad.) Nevertheless, it is evident that Tolstoy's primary intent was to compile the hadiths of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) that deeply resonated with his own moral and spiritual sensibilities.

In essence, Tolstoy sought to create a collection of selected hadiths, aiming to share universal ethical values with humanity.

Tolstoy's publication of these narrations during a time when Christian Russia was dominant made a significant impression. However, this important work was hidden from readers for many years and prevented from reaching a broader audience.

The book in your hands brings together Tolstoy's writings and anecdotes about Muslims and Islam under various headings. While preparing this work, we deeply examined Tolstoy's thoughts on Islam, referenced his letters, and utilized official documents to preserve the authenticity of his writings.

Our goal in this work is not to introduce events, thoughts, or writings that never existed but rather to uncover the existing ideas Tolstoy had regarding Islam, providing them with supporting documents and evidence. It is well-known that Tolstoy viewed Islam as a religion free from many of the errors that had befallen other faiths, considering it a purer and more perfect path for humanity. He particularly saw the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as a final and complete guidance for those seeking justice and truth.

Now, it is with great excitement that I invite you to begin this carefully crafted work. I wish you a meaningful and enriching reading experience.

November 30, 2024

Ramazan Faruk GÜZEL


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Lawyer, Author, and Poet: Ramazan Faruk GÜZEL

- Ramazan Faruk Güzel was born in Konya in 1972. After completing his undergraduate studies at Ankara University's Faculty of Law, he earned his master's degree at Marmara University's Faculty of Communication.

- For many years, Güzel worked as a freelance lawyer and simultaneously contributed to the literary and media world, publishing works in the field of literature.

-He later transitioned to a career in the judiciary, serving as a criminal court judge in Diyarbakir, a province in eastern Turkey. However, due to his dissenting stance and decisions, he was removed from his position and had to leave the country for security reasons. Since 2015, Güzel has been actively involved in writing and publishing.

- Güzel's works, aimed at contributing to the human rights struggle in Turkey and worldwide, are published by RoH Nordic AB Publishing.

- To date, he has written 77 books in various fields such as law, politics, literature, poetry, history, and religion, all in Turkish. A significant number of these books have also been translated into English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, German, and Dutch.

The list of books published by "Nordic Publishing" can be found at this link:

www.smashwords.com/profile/view/RamazanFG

- In his art studio established in Sweden, Güzel draws attention to human rights violations in Turkey and around the world through his paintings and graphics. His artworks can be accessed through this link:

https://www.artgallery.rhnordic.com

Instagram: @artgallerynordic

- Actively producing visual and written content in the fields of law, art, and literature on social media, Güzel regularly broadcasts on his YouTube channels "RFG KANAL" and "TV FOCUS":

https://www.youtube.com/c/tvFOCUS

http://YouTube.com/@rfgKanal

Contact Information:

- E-mail: rfguzel@gmail.com

- Twitter: @rfguzel

- Instagram: @rfguzel

- Patreon: www.patreon.com/rfguzel