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BELAG to Nehсü'l (Arabic: نهج البلاغة; Rhetoric way), Sheriff sooner than hand-Radium is compiled and book the last Caliph Ali bin Abi Talib was collected attributing text.

Original books in Arabic, English for a thousand years, French, German, Farsi, has been translated into many languages, such as Urdu and Turkish. idioms is one of the different sections

which is very important in Shia books, on the promise of God's creatures and is seen as under promise.

Author from 3 baboons (the chamber) consists of:

Orders and sermons.

Write and vesiyyet on.

Wise words.

Serif Ali Un Reza to work on the 239 or 240 sermons, 79 letters of the word wisdom has included the 470 or 481. Narrated by the author of the work and resources of the documents were not recorded. The author narrated in the book were taken from various Alevi and Sunni sources.

"Commentary on Nahj-to-Nehcül" - Ibn Could Mötəzil of Abdulhamid Al-Hadid

Ibn Meysam Behrani

Syed Ebulqas of my Xo

Nehcül-Belag explanation and commentary "- Muhammad al-Jaafari tag

Mehemmet the tag Susteren

Abu Sama thousand since Cahiz'in

Gazi Muhammed ibn Salamah

Reference-Nehcül-Belag to - Əlix NEW Throne

Nehcül-Belag the translation and commentary "- Feyzula Islam (Persian).

Commentary on Nahj-to-Nehcül - hand-Pole-rhubarb is the

Turkish translation book was published several times and again:

Hazrat Amir Ali bin Abi Talib (e) Nehc'ul- Belag (Ali's sermon, wills, warrants, wisdom and miracles), trans.: Teymur Kerimli, Hafız Abiyev, Bakı, "Morning", 1993, 400 p. ISBN 5-86106-064-9

Sayyed Reza, the Nehcül-Belag, trans.: Ağabal to Mehdiyev, the Dürdane Cəfərl, Etibar Guliyev, Bakı, "Nur", 2006,

The book has been translated into Turkish language and was reprinted several times:

Syed Razi, "Nehcül Belag to" Translated: Abdülbaki Gölpınarlı, "Ansari", page 463. (See)

Syed Razi, "Belag to Nehcül", translated by Kadri Steel, verifications: Sayyid Ali Husaini was Buhler, "Faraj", page 624. (See)

Syed Razi, "Nehcül Belag to", "Asr", page 512.