كليات رسائل النور 1.0.1

The Rasa'il al-Nur collection, authored by Bediuzzaman Said Nursi, consisting of nine volumes, records all inspiration drawn from the light of the Holy Quran regarding the meanings of faith and conveys them to his admirers in challenging circumstances. The purpose is to revive the meanings and objectives of the Quran in people's hearts, minds, and souls, aimed at saving people's faith in this difficult era. By the grace of Allah, he has placed in the hands of the new generation a rich and purely Quranic resource to preserve their religion and faith, purifying their hearts and minds from falsehoods.

Volume One: The Words: containing thirty-three essays covering worship, creed, and a believer's perspective on the world. It includes independent essays on the resurrection in light of the beautiful names of Allah, expounding on His unity alongside His divine actions. It delves into various topics such as prophethood of Muhammad (peace be upon him), miracles of the Quran, divine destiny, human choice, paradise's delicacies, human nature, mysteries of particle movement, and functions. It culminates with a poetic work titled "Lawa'ih" for Nur students.

Volume Two: The Writings: consists of thirty-three letters addressing questions about the life of Khidr (peace be upon him), wisdom behind death and Hell's concept. Other topics include reflections on the author's life, importance of faith-based issues today, and the marriage of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to Zaynab. It touches on early Islamic struggles and Jesus' descent among other messages.

Volume Three: The Gleams: presents thirty essays starting with lessons derived from the lives of Jonah and Job (peace be upon them). It discusses the importance of prophetic traditions and seeking refuge from Satan. There are also essays on frugality versus extravagance, sincerity in individual and group work, reaffirming faith against naturalists along with messages regarding afterlife sisterhood.

Volume Four: The Rays: includes fifteen essays affirming that beauty in the universe and human virtues are revealed through monotheism. Topics covered range from manifestations of divine unity to reflections on cosmic phenomena with a deep dive into Quranic repetition and beliefs regarding angels.

Volume Five: Indications of Miraculousness in Brevity's Depths (Audit): This Arabic commentary by Said Nursi interprets valuable verses from Surah Al-Fatihah and Surah Al-Baqarah to illustrate the Quran's stylistic miracle despite adversity during World War I.

Volume Six: The Arabic Mathnawi al-Nuri (Audit): features twelve Arabic treatises delving into human inclinations toward evil, revealing psychological intricacies along with remedies for varied spiritual ailments.

Volume Seven: Appendices on the Jurisprudence of the Nur Movement: a collection of correspondences between Said Nursi and his early students, emphasizing the importance and methodology of Nur messages advocating for Allah in this era.

Volume Eight: Polishing Islam (Said's Ancient Works): Contains assorted messages like mental trials in interpreting Quranic texts, rhetoric skills related to faith beliefs along with annotations on various arguments weaponized against him with historical context provided.

Volume Nine: Autobiography: Comprises a biographical account based on Bediuzzaman Said Nursi's life pulled from his entire body of work organized chronologically.