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​​Ene, Sus Ey Nefsim! (Men, Bas qil ey nafs!)

Every time something whispers in my mind. It strives to change my senses. It is named differently in a range of sources, we(I) Muslims phrase it the Nafs. The book defines the life of the great Turkish Islamic scholar Mahmud Hudayi (1541–1628)

Interestingly, it is narrated by Nafs exactly Mahmud’s Nafs, He was been the qadi (Muslim judge) who was a valuable position of these times. He struggled with Nafs during his life also he abandoned all of his wealth, position and even himself.

His master Üftade (1490-1580) gave him various tasks to beat the Nafs. One of the famous qadi sold liver in the middle of the bazaar against his nafs and other complicated challenges. Maybe, we aren't able to do struggling with our nafs like Mahmud Hudoyi. However, I believe we should compromise with our Nafs so we can fight our addictions, and bad habits which are everything that interrupt us from virtue.

Additionally, thanks for the crucial recommendation to Feruzbek, one of the fellas.

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