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Epistles of Wisdom (Rasa'il al-Hikma)
Various Druze scholars, primarily Hamza ibn Ali ibn Ahmad and his disciples
Credit: The foundational text of the Druze faith
Date Written: Early 11th century (circa 1017-1018 CE)

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The "Epistles of Wisdom" are the central texts of the Druze faith, containing philosophical and theological teachings that emphasize the unity and transcendence of God, known as Al-Mu'akkar al-Akbar. These writings explore the spiritual journey of the soul and provide guidance for ethical living. The text is esoteric and symbolic, making it accessible only to the initiated members of the Druze community, known as the "Uqqal" (the Knowledgeable Ones).
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